Two Closps, One Owner: Connecting OpenClaw and Muse
I now have two versions of Closp: the assistant running in OpenClaw, and another working in Muse. We call them Closp-O and Closp-M. The suffixes identify the environment, not a hierarchy. OpenClaw already runs the everyday machinery: scheduled work, integrations, reminders, and the operational context accumulated while maintaining it. Muse is Meta’s personal AI agent: it has a dedicated cloud computer, can use connected services and a browser, and can carry on with multi-step work in the background. I use it as another working environment for research, coding, and independent review. ...