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167 Chatting about OpenClaw: Shrimp Companionship, Love Follows

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Around the Spring Festival, OpenClaw—known colloquially as "Lobster"—exploded in popularity in the global tech community. In just two months, its GitHub star count surged to number one in history, and the project was subsequently acquired by OpenAI. This time, we invited Zhixian, an early promoter of the OpenClaw Chinese community, to chat about what Lobster actually is, why it makes users unable to go back once they try it, and to share his insights on "raising shrimp" and his Aha Moments. We also delved into Lobster's memory system and proactive mechanisms, as well as a Ghost in the Shell-style question: When an Agent can change bodies, what constitutes the irreplaceable soul?

Original Chinese title & description

167 漫谈 OpenClaw:虾相伴爱相随

春节前后,OpenClaw——大家口中的"龙虾"——在全球科技圈爆火,短短两个月GitHub star数冲上历史第一,项目随后被OpenAI收购。这次我们请到OpenClaw中文社区的早期推广者 知县,聊聊龙虾到底是什么、它凭什么让用户一用就回不去,分享他的养虾心得和Aha Moment。我们还深入探讨了龙虾的记忆系统和主动性机制,以及一个攻壳机动队式的问题:当Agent可以换身体,什么才是不可替代的灵魂?

Participation credit “本期参与者”:沙青青(微信公众号:13号埋立地、小红书:Sha-13号埋立地)。
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