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I'm wondering if anyone knows of a platform, app, or service that works as a connector between OpenClaw and other applications.

For example, if I wanted OpenClaw to periodically update a Linktree account, edit a Carrd.co page, or post to Instagram on my behalf without having OpenClaw log in using my actual credentials. Is there something like a "hub" out there that OpenClaw can interact with to initaite those actions without logging in directly?

For additional context, I have a dedicated gmail/Google Account that OpenClaw has access to, which it could hypothetically use to set up and log into accounts if and when it'sneeded. But ideally, I'd like OpenClaw to be able

Currently running GPT-5.5 via OAuth and Deepseek-reasoner using API when I run out of "context" with GPT... but curious if there are better options out there. I know AI developments happen quick. What would you consider the most cost-effective model in terms of raw intelligence and agentic capability, specifically in the context of Open Claw?

Does anyone have any pictures of the RUSH merch booths? We are going tonight and I want to know what is available.

I've lived a large portion of my life in El Dorado and Yuba counties and would often go and enjoy hot days by the American river. More often I would head up to Grass Valley/Nevada City and enjoy the even more beautiful and more tempered waters of the Yuba River. I would frequent Hoyt's Crossing and less often Purdon crossing.

Does anyone who is familiar with the areas of Nevada City area/Yuba River I mentioned know of an equivalent in Marin County?

This might the sub apart... Let's see!

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I am a bit flabbergasted... I am attempting to record myself playing acoustic guitar on my Pixel 10 Pro. I have the phone probably around 2 to 2 ½ feet in front of me on a stand recording me play the guitar. I notice when I replay the video I can barely hear the guitar even at full volume. Oddly enough, there is a small garden waterfall that is easily 10-12 feet away and the sound clearly picks up that sound of the waterfall, though a bit quite but obviously there in the recording.

I tried simply taking at different, but similar volumes to what I presume my guitar was being playing at and still very quiet.

This seemed to be an issue on my Pixel 7 Pro as well (I recently upgraded).

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