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State of the Claw — Peter Steinberger

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AI Engineer· published 2026-04-17· 0:44:12· en-US· indexed 2026-08-10 19:45

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chunk 0 · 0:15–0:53 · 39 words · 240 chars
0:15 Our next presenter is the creator of OpenClaw, the world's fastest growing open source AI.
0:22 He recently joined OpenAI to work on bringing agents to everyone.
0:26 Please join me in welcoming to the stage Peter Steinberger.
chunk 1 · 0:52–1:36 · 92 words · 479 chars
0:52 Good morning, everyone.
0:57 So Swiss asked me to do a state of the claw.
1:01 Who here is running open claw?
1:03 Give me some hands.
1:05 Oh, it's like 30%, 40%.
1:07 Very good.
1:10 Yeah.
1:10 It's been quite a few months.
1:16 The project is now five months old.
1:20 I think it's fair to say by now that we are the fastest growing project in GitHub's history.
chunk 2 · 1:25–2:07 · 96 words · 532 chars
1:25 If you've seen the graph, usually it's some projects look like a hockey stick, but also just like a straight line, and a friend called it stripper pole growth.
1:38 And that comes with its own challenges.
1:39 So we have, I think now we are the
1:43 the largest number on GitHub stars.
1:45 There's a few that are bigger, but they're basically an educational target.
1:48 No other software project is that big.
1:51 It's around 30,000 commits.
1:54 They're closing in 2,000 contributors, soon to be 30,000 PRs.
chunk 3 · 2:04–2:47 · 109 words · 533 chars
2:04 And we're not slowing down.
2:06 So you see that it's a ramp.
2:08 But you know, we only have April 9.
2:13 So velocity keeps being good.
2:20 And at the same time, it hasn't been easy.
2:26 I had two roads when I decided what I want to do.
2:29 And I did the whole company thing.
2:31 I was like, I don't want to do this again.
2:33 And then I joined OpenUI.
chunk 4 · 2:35–3:19 · 106 words · 557 chars
2:35 But then we also created the OpenCloud Foundation.
2:37 And now I kind of have two jobs.
2:39 And running the foundation is like running a company in hard mode, because you have all the things that you need to take care of.
2:48 But also, you have a lot of volunteers that you can't really direct.
2:54 One of my goals has been working on the bus vector, like who does commits.
3:00 And you see that it's slowly improving.
3:04 Vincent's actually talking after me.
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3:06 But we're still not there.
3:11 In the last months, I talked to a lot of companies.
3:16 So we now have people from NVIDIA on board.
3:19 We have someone from Microsoft on board to help with MS Teams with a Windows app.
3:25 We have someone from Red Hat who's really helping us with security and Dockerization.
3:30 We work with a lot of Chinese companies.
3:32 We have people from Tencent and ByteDance.
3:36 They're actually much larger users than any other continent.
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3:42 And we have people from pretty much around the world.
3:45 But the main thing I want to talk a little bit about is about Open Claw is so insecure.
3:51 You've seen the memes of Open Claw invites the bad guys.
3:59 And you've probably also seen companies like Nvidia doing Nemo Claw, and everyone has little lobsters.
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4:13 So you also notice that in the last two, three months, there's been a lot of releases where things broke.

Chapters

0:00 Project Growth and Statistics
2:23 Management Challenges and the OpenClaw Foundation
3:47 Addressing Security Advisories and Vulnerabilities
10:33 Misinformation and Media Fearmongering
14:50 The Burden of Open Source Maintenance
16:12 OpenAI Involvement and Future Independence
18:57 Audience Q&A Begins
19:53 OpenClaw's Relationship with OpenAI
22:28 The Importance of Open and Local Models
24:57 Coding Workflow and Agent Interactions
28:28 Defining 'Taste' in AI Development
30:31 Developing Personality for AI Agents
33:22 Future Vision: Ubiquitous Agents and Smart Homes
35:58 Addressing Prompt Injection Risks
38:33 Future Vision: Implementing 'Dreaming' and Modularity
40:24 Life as a Maintainer and Future Skills