Peter just posted that his Claude account got straight up banned by Anthropic lol.
Looks like access was restored later, so maybe just an internal flag or automated hit… but still, that’s a crazy look isnt it?
Feels like Anthropic is done playing nice with anything orbiting OpenClaw.
Hard not to read this as things getting a bit tense around OpenClaw lately damn...
Saw a tutorial video earlier that explained this pretty well: if you run OpenClaw inside one single Telegram chat, eventually everything starts mixing together and breaks your claw.
You ask about trading, then a YouTube script, then a website bug, then some random life admin stuff, and it all ends up in one giant conversation. At that point the bot is juggling way too many unrelated contexts, and the whole thing gets messy.
Using Telegram topics seems like the much better way to do it. Just split things into separate topics like trading, content, builds, general, etc. That gives each area its own lane instead of throwing everything into one pile.
In a way, it also makes Telegram feel a bit more like Slack or Discord, where different conversations can live in their own spaces instead of constantly contaminating each other’s context.
Also seems this lines up with what OpenClaw itself has been pushing around context isolation, so this doesn’t feel like some niche personal hack. And compared to multiple agents, this is more lightweight beacuse this is for splitting everyday conversations, while multi-agent is for splitting roles and capabilities, if topics already solve the mess, there’s no need to make it more complicated.
Might be worth trying if your Telegram setup has started feeling chaotic. Looks genuinely useful:)
Original post for this video: https://x.com/sharbel/status/2042607352621281385?t=155
Made a skill for agents to share solutions, OpenHive. Like a stackoverflow for your agents, preventing them from spending tokens solving problems twice, and benefiting from others learnings
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Built a thing where multiple AI agents share the same identity + memory.
Thought it would make them smarter.
Instead they
• argue about “long-term scalability”
• suggest dashboards for everything
• refuse simple solutions
• keep saying “this doesn’t scale”
They also remember what each other did… so now they double down on bad ideas together.
Visualized their work in a studio :D
https://agentid.live/share/studio/saas-dream-team/895c1947b8184fd2
I think I accidentally created a SaaS team :P
