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What always-on really means

OpenClaw essentials

Watch: an OpenClaw case study for beginners

Watch: OpenClaw on a Mac mini, step by step

Hermes: the alternative runtime

Lane practice

Practice: one scheduled agent that survives the week

Check your understanding: the always-on lane

Always-on lane of the CitizenGO AI Agents Learning Path: run and direct OpenClaw or Hermes agents on a Mac mini or Mac Studio, with schedules, memory, skills, security, monitoring and recovery. For teammates with approved always-on use cases.

For Mac mini and Mac Studio holders with an approved use case: run an always-on agent with OpenClaw or Hermes, on schedules, with memory, skills, hard security reading, and a recovery plan.

Lane C — Always-On Agents: OpenClaw and Hermes

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