OpenClaw: The Non‑Engineer’s Survival Guide @socallinuxexpo
OpenClaw: The Non‑Engineer’s Survival Guide  @socallinuxexpo
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Talk by Matt Ramage

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I’m not a developer and I’m not a hardcore Linux user, but I still got OpenClaw running and useful fast. In this talk, I’ll show the real workflows I use, the mistakes I made (including a $400 token loop), and the shortcuts that actually work. If you want a practical guide to getting a useful agent setup without the pain, this is for you.
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OpenClaw: The Non‑Engineer’s Survival Guide

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