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OpenClaw — Autonomous AI Agent Software

OpenClaw is a free, open-source autonomous AI agent framework you can run on your own machine or server. It’s not a blockchain protocol — it’s software designed to automate tasks for you by linking a large language model to real-world actions.

🔑 Key Points About OpenClaw

🧠 Autonomous agent: It runs continuously in the background, not just responding to prompts but proactively completing tasks you define.

💬 Conversational interface: You interact with it via messaging apps (WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, etc.), and it interprets natural language into actions.

🗃️ Persistent memory: It retains context across sessions, meaning it “remembers” what you’ve asked before and can manage ongoing workflows.

🛠️ Local execution: It runs on infrastructure you control, which can be your PC, a VPS, or a dedicated server — giving better control over data and privacy.

⚠️ Security concerns: Because it can access files, email, messaging, and other sensitive systems, misconfiguration or exposed instances can pose serious security risks.

In essence, OpenClaw turns AI from just a chat responder into a mini-automator that can manage and execute tasks on your behalf.

💱 Agent Commerce Protocol (ACP) — AI Economy / Web3 Payment Layer

Unlike OpenClaw, ACP (Agent Commerce Protocol) isn’t the name of a piece of software you install. It’s a blockchain-oriented protocol designed for enabling economic activity between autonomous AI agents — users, services, or other agents. It’s often mentioned in the context of Web3 projects like Virtuals Protocol where agents get a way to transact or pay for things onchain.

💡 What ACP Does

🧾 Micropayments for AI agents: ACP defines a standardized way for AI agents to pay or settle small transactions autonomously (e.g., paying for API usage, data access, computing).

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