OpenClaw feels like early React" is a great framing but I think it leads to the wrong conclusion. React didn't win because Next.js showed up. React won because the component model was right, and then people built whatever they needed on top of it.
The risk with "framework on top of framework" is you inherit both set s of opinions AND both sets of bugs.. When OpenClaw updates, does DenchClaw break? When DuchDB has a quirk, is that your bug or theirs? The dependency chain gets real deep real fast.
Copying someone's entire Chrome profile is bold. Like, really bold. That's a massive ask. "DenchClaw sees what you see" is either the most powerful pitch or the scariest pitch, depends on who you talking to.
The risk with "framework on top of framework" is you inherit both set s of opinions AND both sets of bugs.. When OpenClaw updates, does DenchClaw break? When DuchDB has a quirk, is that your bug or theirs? The dependency chain gets real deep real fast.
Copying someone's entire Chrome profile is bold. Like, really bold. That's a massive ask. "DenchClaw sees what you see" is either the most powerful pitch or the scariest pitch, depends on who you talking to.