Kimmy just dropped Kimi Claw, and it’s basically the OpenClaw-style autonomous AI agent experience—but running natively in your browser. In this video I break down what Kimi Claw is, why OpenClaw blew up the agent market, and why a lot of people still avoided it: messy setup, workstation exposure, and real security/privacy risks. I’ve seen enough reports of OpenClaw leaking personal info or nuking data that I’m way more interested in a controlled, browser-based environment for most people. Then I walk you through the full setup in under 60 seconds: go to kimi.com, sign up, hit the Kimi Claw tab, create a fresh instance, and upgrade/initialize the plugin. From there, I demo how you can run persistent tasks like “send me AI news every day at 9:00 a.m.” and how to connect Telegram (BotFather → /newbot → copy token → paste into the built-in terminal). I also explain the big capability unlocks: a 1M token context window, 40GB cloud storage, pro-grade search pulling structured data (like Yahoo Finance), and ClawHub—an “app store” with 5,000+ community skills that plug your agent into tools like Google Sheets and more.