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So what can you do in OpenClaw that you can't in Claude Code? PS: I'm aware I can ask ChatGPT this question, but it will likely give me outdated answers, given that this is so new.

If you're running OpenClaw and haven't connected it to OpenRouter yet, you're either spending more than you need to on API calls or you just haven't tried it yet. OpenRouter lets you route requests across dozens of models (including Qwen 3.6 Plus, which is currently free with a 1M token context) from a single API key. Here's the command to get it set up: openclaw onboard --install-daemon --auth-choice apiKey --token-provider openrouter --token "sk-or-your-key-here" Replace sk-or-your-key-here with your actual OpenRouter API key (grab one at openrouter.ai if you don't have one — takes about 60 seconds). A few things to check if it doesn't work first time: Your key starts with sk-or- — OpenRouter keys have that prefix. OpenAI keys start with sk- and won't work here. OpenClaw is installed globally and current: npm install -g openclaw@latest The daemon has permission to run — on macOS you may need to approve it the first time. Once connected, you can switch models per-command or set Qwen 3.6 Plus as your default to keep costs near zero while you're experimenting. What models are you routing through OpenRouter? Drop yours below — always curious what the community's running for different tasks.

Every chat I send in through the web UI sends as 2 and I receive two responses every time. Any solutions?

If you’ve been running OpenClaw daily, you’ll probably appreciate this one more than any flashy feature update. This release is focused on tightening things up under the hood and making the whole system feel more stable and predictable. What’s new: • Smarter GPT-5.4 routing and recovery → Better handling when things go wrong, fewer broken runs • Chrome / CDP improvements → More reliable browser control and automation • General reliability upgrades across the stack → Smoother performance in real-world usage From the broader April updates, OpenClaw has also been improving things like memory handling, Telegram workflows, and overall agent stability, which all feed into this release as well Why this matters We’re starting to see a shift now… Less “look at this crazy new feature” More “this actually works properly day-to-day” And honestly, that’s exactly what OpenClaw needed. Because once your agent is: • running automations • connected to real tools • handling real data Reliability becomes everything. My take This is the kind of update that doesn’t look exciting… …but makes a massive difference once you’re actually using OpenClaw properly. Fewer crashes Better recovery More trust in your agent That’s what gets you to the next level. If you’ve updated already, I’d be interested to hear: 👉 Have you noticed it feeling more stable? Cheers Jason