Jyunmi

Remember that one of the real features of OpenClaw is that it is accessible.

You speak to your agent through Telegram or WhatsApp or some other messaging app.

Now you can speak to it through Moonshot Kimmy Claw's app in the store, and you don't need to necessarily use the other apps, but you could also connect those to your Claw instance on Kimmy.

So this is China taking their shot at how do we exploit the emergent attention and sophisticated capabilities of the OpenClaw platform

And it's not a platform as much as it is an architectural design for how an agent should be configured.

And then Baidu, which is another major player in China, they just integrated open-claw agents.

that that's their way of doing it for 700 million users directly in their app ecosystem.

Now by as a whole bunch of different services from search to e-commerce to everything else.

So now open clock can navigate and traverse all of those systems, all of the, in the app system.

So then on top of that, you know, other companies, there's more.

So there's two different ways that the claw is being set up out there.

One is there's a bunch of different cloud providers who are trying to make one-click access to creation of a claw out here.

And Chinese companies, not specifically Baidu and Moonshot, but rather Alibaba and Tencent,

have already enabled users to use OpenClaw on their cloud infrastructure.

So they have this kind of one-click thing.

And I think Cloudflare is going to do it eventually.

Everybody's going to try to make this really, really easy for people to set this up.

But then going back to Kimmy Claw, there you don't even have to do anything but run it in your browser and it's all set up for you.

It's beyond one click.

It's a half click.