WOAH! I've been running Kimi2-2.5:cloud on a $20/month sub this evening and WOW it does AMAZINGLY at handling complex tasks. Superior to GPT 5.4 to be honest. Absolutely insane!!!! LOOK A THESE SITES IT MADE ALL BY ITSELF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 1. SasqWash LLC (Pressure Washing) https://69c603059c378acfd4a33dd5--leafy-wisp-270883.netlify.app 2. Civic's Pool Service (Pool Cleaning) https://69c606399c378ad4ffa3409a--jolly-kitsune-9b56c5.netlify.app 3. Final Touch Tree Services (Tree Service) https://69c6084c7365c1d20d7c5537--ubiquitous-stardust-26eac1.netlify.app

Codex models are trash at doing anything Stick with 5.4 OAuth That is all

These are some crazy results https://x.com/thestreamingdev/status/2036852898827821150?s=46

Dockerizing your agents Now has native support Talk about context isolation! https://www.docker.com/blog/building-ai-teams-docker-sandboxes-agent/?utm_campaign=blog&utm_content=1774422294&utm_medium=social&utm_source=bluesky

Just ran into this after updating OpenClaw and figured I’d save you the headache. What happened: After the update, OpenClaw started failing with: Invalid config... plugin path not found: /home/claw/.npm-global/lib/node_modules/openclaw/extensions/acpx At first glance it looks like your config is corrupted. It’s not. The update changed where extensions live. Old path: .../openclaw/extensions/acpx New path: .../openclaw/dist/extensions/acpx So your config is still pointing to a directory that literally doesn’t exist anymore. How I diagnosed it: Ran: find /home/claw -type d -name acpx 2>/dev/null Saw that ACPX still existed, just in a different location (dist/extensions). Fix (30 seconds): sed -i 's|/openclaw/extensions/acpx|/openclaw/dist/extensions/acpx|g' ~/.openclaw/openclaw.json Then: openclaw gateway status Back to normal. Takeaway: If OpenClaw suddenly says your config is invalid after an update, don’t panic. It’s probably not your JSON. It’s almost always: stale plugin paths moved extensions or renamed directories Check the actual filesystem before you start rewriting configs. If you’re building on top of OpenClaw, expect this kind of breakage. Pin paths or make them dynamic, otherwise updates will quietly brick your setup.