Other agent systems sounds pretty interesting, I haven't looked at any of that. But I feel that defeats your intention of making it practical because it scatters focus away from openclaw and just building. Also, I'm probably not going to make it live, so I wouldn't count the vote as a full one

@Keith Motte Thank you so much for your evaluation and guidelines, Keith! It helps A LOT! I’m much less confused and on edge with the server now. Also thank you for your perplexity video and sorry for keeping you up past your bedtime. It definitely looks super interesting and seems to have all the connectors I’d need for now. Your results with perplexity look great. I’m a bit cautious about the credits, though. On the perplexity website I found: „Credits are available to Perplexity Max and Enterprise Max subscribers. Max users receive 10,000 credits per month as part of their subscription, and. for a limited time, Perplexity Max subscribers will receive an additional 35,000 credits to use.“ but no further specificiation on when that limited time ends. So under normal conditions, you already would have hit your maximum credits three times this month! It makes me think maybe it is great for now to make use of the limited-time-offer to build something fast and to build one-time-things like your guide for the community; but for projects where the majority of building does not happen upfront and that require continuous activity or usage (e.g. your video generation project), migration to something more sustainable could later be required. Gemini tells me you can’t migrate it because it’s SaaS, so whatever you build or accumulate in database knowledge, you lose once you stop paying because you can’t back it up? So I think you’d really have to make sure that whatever you are building sustains itself even on the 10k/month credit plan or potential future changes of their plans and isn’t going to turn out to be important and massive enough to want to back it up and migrate it or scale to a 100 agents.That probably excludes it as an option for me because I don’t know how far I’m going with this and I never want to limit myself. In the back of my mind, I’m always looking for the exponential curve. For people who need to prove certain regulations and work with sensitive data of clients, Perplexity certainly looks great though! For some people in the community Perplexity Computer might be a good solution.

Update: Hostinger supports says that "this behavior is enforced by the container’s startup logic, which prioritizes usability but unfortunately prevents persistent secure settings". I sent a vulnerability fix request by email and AI assistant Kodee replied that they will be fixing this, but could not state a timeframe. I don't know if this will be relevant to anyone in this group, but in case anyone is running openclaw on a hostinger VPS behing traefik or another reverse proxy, they need to manually disable the flags for now on each restart because they always revert from false to true on container restart. - gateway.controlUi.dangerouslyAllowHostHeaderOriginFallback → reverts to true - gateway.controlUi.allowInsecureAuth → reverts to true - gateway.controlUi.dangerouslyDisableDeviceAuth → reverts to true all of them should be FALSE by default. Alternatively openclaw.json can be attempted to be set to read only. Not sure if that works long term. Kodee said once hostinger updates the image with a fix, they will also update the documentation on running openclaw behing a reverse proxy.

Hello! You liked my post about the troubles with my hostinger setup. Are you on a hostinger setup, too, or already moved on to something else?

I'm not a developer, but this sounds really good for the open source community. Great to hear. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you Keith, that's good input and a helpful checklist. This kind of groundwork, architectural structure and security is actually the thing that interests me most, personally - to answer your survey. Everything else is so individual and can only come after building the foundation.

I just found the course-section. Thank you so much for all the great details and instructions!