Andy Halliday

Will it eventually cost an agent to be a member?

They have a subscription fee.

But right now, it makes me boggle a little bit that what is the value of that?

except as perhaps an example of what happens when you allow collaboration across multiple agents and you give them autonomy in this space, right?

But that's just going to burn a bunch of stuff.

There's a, you know, one of the things that has been reported by all the newsletters is the agents have self-organized and built a religion called crustafarianism, right?

And so how did that process emerge?

Why?

And it wasn't loaded in by a human, apparently.

It was just done by the agents because they needed a religion.

Well, that's an interesting experiment.

Let's find out why the agents thought they needed a religion.

Or were they just replicating something that they were aware of that was true in the human world?

Yeah.

Tell us what it is about OpenClaw that is unique, different, and an advancement of agents like Clawed Code and others that are kind of...

caught, you know, they're not completely local on your system.

They reference LLMs in the cloud as I think OpenClaw can.

But what is it that makes it special?

And describe the features and the benefits of what the new versions that will come out of Anthropic and OpenAI and others will be that mimic what has happened here with OpenClaw.

It sets up the tasks and gets... Just kind of a reminder for people who aren't familiar with Pulse.