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Sascha Foerster 
@lao9s I have really mixed feelings about your integration of OpenClaw and the time spent with it. There are so many features that are more important for real interaction from humans with humans, that are still missing in Mixpost. Make it human centered. Make it easy for us humans to get in touch with the community. To react quickly. To collaborate with a team of agency and customers. To mention other people and talk directly with them. And then automation can come into play to support this.
@Sascha The OpenClaw integration came about somewhat spontaneously considering that this trend is currently on the rise and I didn't want to leave it behind, so while I was working on the important features, I took 1-2 hours and integrated it. I agree with you that there are still many things to do that would help users improve communication on social media, and I assure you that I'm doing that and soon there will be a period of releases with human interaction features as well as AI.
@lao9s And please take this as an appreciation of your work. :) Sometimes we all need some side projects.
Funnily, the startup N8N got higher market evaluations, when they started to integrate AI tools. This made them take off. Most of the social media workflows are meant to flood Social media with AI content. Not so many are there to get informed about interactions from customers and react quickly. I find this sad somehow. What’s the focus? Who will be happier in the end?
@Sascha I have the same thoughts. If everything is created with AI, even the comments, then I don't know if this can still be called a social network. And if we can still call this a social network for people. The other day I noticed that automated comments started appearing on my posts and I'm afraid that social platforms will close the API gate. I think they will take some action to prevent this house from being flooded with meaningless comments and posts from AI agents/bots.
@Sascha After all, AI is a tool, and it's up to each person how they use it. Even with OpenClaw integration, I sometimes want to create posts via chat, but all my posts reflect my thoughts. Others use it for spam purposes - for example "create 10x posts a day on different topics and publish randomly on social networks".
@lao9s https://1password.com/blog/from-magic-to-malware-how-openclaws-agent-skills-become-an-attack-surface
I hope OpenClaw goes away quicker than it came.
From magic to malware: How OpenClaw's agent skills become an attack surface | 1Password
The same capabilities that make OpenClaw a groundbreaking tool also make it an urgent security risk. This blog contains confirmed examples of agent skills being used as malware vectors, and advice on how to protect yourself if you're experimenting with them.
@Sascha It might be a viral trend that will pass quickly.