I think most people get this now.
Just use Claude Code (or Codex) for coding and agentic workflows, n8n for simple workflows, ElevenLabs for voice, and Nano Banana for images.
For me, OpenClaw is only useful as a simple personal assistant, and even then it forgets too much.

I get a feeling that Clawdbot it the first time working with an agent for many people. Otherwise I don’t get the hype.
It’s just Claude Code with a Telegram connection and access to CLI tools on your filesystem.
Cool? Yes. Groundbreaking? No.

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