No, do not suggest Hermes or Claude Code. My OpenClaw optimization from 34 billion tokens per month to 1.5 billion, and now around 0.75 billion, did not happen because of Hermes, Claude, or some magic prompt. It happened because of strategy: detached systems running 24/7 based on triggers, smart routing that sends the right task to the right model, and segmentation that teaches the agent to repair, develop, and execute based on proper schematics instead of guessing everything like a lost intern.
OpenCode Agent (use this alot for troubleshooting) is more reliable than Hermes, cheaper than Claude Code, and feels similar to Grok Agent in terms of stability. But OpenClaw still has something that OpenCode does not. So this is not a tool war. This is a system design war. Expensive models do not automatically win. Better architecture wins.
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En mi equipo estamos lidiando con 34. Útil. Vale la pena seguir.
Bookmarked, mainly for detached systems running 24.
Terus terang, 34 ni menarik.
Not convinced on my openclaw optimization from 34 yet, but fair argument. It make the point easier to understand.
Read this twice. Expensive models is what stayed with me.