Beth Lyons

And so I want to be careful there.

Um,

But basically, it's set up the gateway access.

It's telling me uptime.

It's telling me last change to refresh.

It's telling me everything I have on it.

And what it's allowing me to do is isolate and only share, just like you would with a virtual private server, what you want to share within this gateway.

So basically, the way I looked at it was like, oh...

OpenClaw is solving for its own two main problems.

One, it's difficult unless you want to sit and work through it like Carl has done and understand it and stuff.

So it's sort of prohibitively hard.

And two...

People were directly connecting it, I guess, to their main systems or they were buying Mac minis.

And this gets around all of that because this is isolating and spinning up the server on your behalf for you.

You're paying for that, right?

Obviously.

And then I would imagine I will be able to do quite a few things in here.

I just have to think through what is my first test use case?

And maybe, Carl, Beth, you guys can help me figure it out.

But what's a good test use case of always-on agents?