OpenClaw is not another chatbot. It is an AI driven control layer designed to live inside real systems. Formerly known as ClawdBot, OpenClaw evolved from a conversational experiment into an event driven assistant that reacts to time, signals, and infrastructure. Built on cronjobs, webhooks, and an agent that reasons about intent rather than rules, OpenClaw coordinates workflows, monitors systems, and takes action across tools without constant human input. It is quiet when nothing matters, decisive when something does, and designed for production environments where automation needs judgment, not just scripts.
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Model Context Protocol Servers and AI… What???
Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers are reshaping how AI systems interact with the world. Think of them as standardized “ports” that let AI tools securely and intelligently plug into other systems, whether it’s file storage, databases, productivity tools, or developer environments. As the AI ecosystem matures, these servers are becoming critical infrastructure, quietly powering some of the most advanced capabilities in tools like Claude, Copilot, and Replit’s Ghostwriter.
This post digs into the Model Context Protocol (MCP), how servers implement it, why it’s becoming the USB‑C of AI, and what it means for developers building the next generation of intelligent apps.