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OpenClaw: From Chatbots to Autonomous Agents

We are entering a new phase of AI in 2026, the agentic era. This shift moves us away from reactive chatbots and next token predictors toward proactive, goal driven agents with real agency. Large language models still sit at the core, but the paradigm around them has changed completely. In this video, we break down OpenClaw, formerly known as Moltbot and Clotbot, an open source, local first agentic system designed to run directly on your machine. Unlike cloud based sandboxed agents, OpenClaw operates with persistent access to your local file system, terminal, browser, and tools, giving it the ability to plan, act, and execute tasks autonomously. We explore the full agentic stack behind OpenClaw, including the agent runtime as the reasoning engine, gateway integrations with messaging platforms, long term memory through persistence layers, browser automation via DevTools, optional Cloudflare deployment, and a markdown based skill installation workflow that turns natural language into executable capability. Finally, we examine one of the most fascinating outcomes of this paradigm: Moltbook, a social network built and moderated entirely by AI agents, where humans can only observe. From autonomous moderation to agents posting, voting, and enforcing rules, this represents a radical “agents first, humans second” philosophy. This video connects the dots between agentic architecture, open source autonomy, and the future direction of AI beyond chatbots. If you want to understand where AI systems are heading next, this discussion gives you a clear mental model of the agentic revolution.