@yanhua1010: Suddenly realized that messing around with OpenClaw and Hermes was all a complete waste of time. This is the true AI native product, the most comfortable one I've experienced so far.
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The user believes that a certain AI native product provides an excellent experience, and that the time spent on OpenClaw, Hermes, etc. was wasted.
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Suddenly realized all that messing around with OpenClaw and Hermes was a complete waste of time.
This is the real AI Native — the most comfortable product I’ve experienced so far https://t.co/E8KFPVdlbY
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