Three OpenClaw Mistakes to Avoid and How to Fix Them

OpenClaw is a tool built upon coding agents like Claude Code that allows them to run 24/7 to proactively and reactively solve tasks. Three common mistakes to avoid when setting it up are not running it in a Docker container, not providing the agent with proper training, and not giving it enough permissions. To fix these issues, one should use Docker for security and portability, provide specific training on how to execute tasks and interact with systems like AWS and Slack, and ensure the agent has the necessary access to perform its duties. Effective use requires treating the agent like a human intern, providing clear instructions, granting appropriate access, and monitoring its performance to help it succeed.