Tool mentioned on podcasts
OpenClaw
Mentioned on 62 episodes by 16 guests across our covered podcasts.
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Who mentioned it
- Oliver HenryRecommended
“Oliver Henry, a UK-based developer with a full-time job, built an OpenClaw AI agent named Larry that autonomously creates TikTok slideshow content, analyzes performance analytics, and iterates on hooks and CTAs”
Mentioned on: The Startup Ideas Podcast, This Week in Startups - Alex GladsteinRecommended
“Alex Gladstein demonstrated OpenClaw's capabilities by sending a two-minute voice message via Telegram requesting creation of an interactive global map showing democracy funding by country... The agent returned a fully functional, data-rich website within three minutes.”
Mentioned on: We Study Billionaires - Eric SiuRecommended
“Eric Siu details how he is restructuring Single Grain around AI agents using OpenClaw and Claude Code, deploying named bots across Telegram and Slack to handle content creation, recruiting, sales pipeline revival, and real-time business analytics”
Mentioned on: Marketing School - Shubham SabuRecommended
“Google AI product manager Shubham Saboo shares a five-step framework for building autonomous OpenClaw agent teams that operate continuously without human prompting”
Mentioned on: This Week in Startups - Jesse JanaeRecommended
“Jesse Genet, former YC-backed startup CEO turned homeschooling parent of four, details how she built a five-agent OpenClaw system running on individual Mac minis to manage curriculum planning, content creation, finance, software development, and executive assistance.”
Mentioned on: Cognitive Revolution - Claire VoRecommended
“Claire Vo, three-time CPO and AI startup founder, details her journey from OpenClaw skeptic to running nine specialized agents across three Mac Minis.”
Mentioned on: Lenny's Podcast - Jesse GenetRecommended
“Jesse Genet, mother of four and homeschool parent, runs five separate OpenClaw agents on dedicated Mac minis to manage homeschooling curriculum, personal finances via QuickBooks, coding projects, scheduling, and household inventory”
Mentioned on: How I AI - Moritz KramRecommended
“Moritz Kremb walks through a 10-step system for optimizing OpenClaw, the open-source personal agent framework, covering setup troubleshooting, memory persistence, model configuration with fallback chains, security hardening, and two real-world production systems.”
Mentioned on: The Startup Ideas Podcast “OpenClaw's open-source agent framework replicates the four foundational elements of a traditional computer: memory management, scheduling, I/O subsystems, and an application API called skills. Huang argues this makes it the blueprint for a personal AI computer.”
Mentioned on: All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg- Mark JefferyAuthor
“Mark Jeffery built an OpenClaw agent that autonomously mines subnet 85 (VidIO), which uses AI to compress and upscale video at 50–90% lower cost than alternatives.”
Mentioned on: This Week in Startups “Current agentic tools like OpenClaw and Claude Code use standard LLMs not specifically trained for multi-agent interaction.”
Mentioned on: The TWIML AI Podcast- Peter SteinbergerAuthor
“Peter Steinberger discusses building OpenClaw, the viral open-source AI agent that reached 175,000 GitHub stars in days.”
Mentioned on: Lex Fridman Podcast “Installing OpenClaw locally on a Jetson device enables natural language robot control — typing 'move arm up' or 'pick up object' executes physical commands without writing code.”
Mentioned on: NVIDIA AI Podcast“Early enthusiasm for personal AI agents like OpenClaw collapses in practice because agents require a dedicated human to maintain them.”
Mentioned on: Lenny's Podcast“Running Claude Opus on OpenClaw as a full chief-of-staff costs roughly $100–$200 per day in API tokens”
Mentioned on: This Week in Startups