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Andrew Busse (@andrewbusse) contrasts using Hyperagent with 'babysitting' agents…

2026-06-25 · 15:25 UTC ·@DataChaz ·0 min read

Brief

Andrew Busse posted on 2026-06-25 contrasting relaxed use of Hyperagent with his colleague "babysitting" agents in OpenClaw, alleging OpenClaw suffers daily crashes, leaked secrets, and constant monitoring. He urges users to switch to Hyperagent, offering $100 in inference credits at signup and $500 after their first agent migration, and links to hyperagent.com/anonymous alongside a short video.

Why it matters

Andrew Busse (@andrewbusse) contrasts using Hyperagent with 'babysitting' agents in OpenClaw, posting "me chillin’ while @hyperagentapp does all the work" on 2026-06-25.

Key details

  • Busse claims OpenClaw users face "daily crashes, leaked secrets, and constant monitoring," and promotes migrating to Hyperagent with a limited-time offer: $100 inference credits at signup and $500 after migrating your first agent.
  • The post includes a promo link (hyperagent.com/anonymous) and a short video demonstrating the comparison between Hyperagent and OpenClaw.
Cleaned source text

me chillin’ while @hyperagentapp does all the work

my colleague still babysitting his agents in @openclaw

Video

Andrew Busse (@andrewbusse)

If OpenClaw feels more like babysitting, you're not alone.

Skip the daily crashes, leaked secrets, and constant monitoring.

Move to Hyperagent.

hyperagent.com/anonymous

— https://nitter.net/andrewbusse/status/2070149193684115883#m