> is the friction with all the alternatives you mention in getting something working
replyHave you tried to run openclaw? Their own docker container (apparently a compose now (???)) doesn't work for half the versions and the docs are probably the least informative thing you'll ever read.
That's still just one thing. Once they jump that single hoop and get OpenClaw going, everything moving forward is a prompt away.
reply>I agree with you but the main thing g here, IMO, is the friction with all the alternatives you mention in getting something working.
replyI would venture a guess signing up for Zapier is easier than getting OpenClaw up and running. Who can get a container running on a Mac but can't sign up for a SaaS product?
It's not 1 SaaS product you're signing up for. It's dozens. And that's a job for the Claw.
reply> It's not 1 SaaS product you're signing up for. It's dozens.
replyHow so?