@seclink: Trivia: If you want to build your own (and your company's) AI harness Agent product like openclaw, you can start with pi-mono... Normally, you can embed a free gateway (just a normal relay) in your AI harness Agent, reducing customer acquisition cost to 0.1 yuan per person.
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This article introduces how to start building an AI harness Agent product like openclaw from pi-mono, and reduce customer acquisition cost to 0.1 yuan per person by embedding a free gateway.
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Cold fact: If you want to start building your own (or your company’s) AI harness Agent product similar to openclaw, you can start with pi-mono …
Typically, you can embed a free gateway (just a regular relay) into your own AI harness Agent, bringing the customer acquisition cost down to 0.1 yuan per person.
You can earn back that cost from the channel fees you charge to large model advertisers.
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