OpenClaw + Reddit

flatdiskprod said:
I wrote about a solution I have where you give an agent a real google chrome browser through a customized OS fork.

There is no stealth because its the real browser and the actions are humanized correctly.

But it's actually real google chrome straight from google, not a fork so it's signal is very strong.

Chromium forks are very different in their reporting so mostly get flagged.

Would you want to learn more?

Agents are much better working with the web they understand how to navigate it through something like playwright mcp really well, success rates are nearly 100% on most tasks including social media auotmation. Working for me.
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Idk how to do it.
I want my phones to automatically warmup my reddit acc with my specification method.

Whats you method?
 
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Well anyway I don't know how to say more without getting flagged or reported *grrr so I'll just say sorry and really cool to see you're using openclaw and please share more about your experience!
 
Tell me what is your PC spec? based on you reply gemma4:latest 9.6GB is gemma4:e4b model (not so smart). Your problem is both openclaw and LLM model. gemma4:e4b is not smart enough to build a skill, do complex things etc. if it was claude opus or at least gemini 3.1 pro review model it already built a work around for itself.
Currently I made reddit Ai bot that works, not fully automate. I give task like search globally with this keywords find a post (or 10 posts maybe 50 posts) and comment (upvote, anything), or check dm etc. it can do its funny how people thinks that my Ai agent as human and not notice. I don't want to share exact method I used (if everyone do same this may not work in future), but I can tell you it is possible to fully automate.
In other hand my openclaw agent used reddit fully autonomous no problem with chrome browser (surfagent - free one not paid). Only problem was it was my first attempt to automation (also my agents first haha) so we got excited and joined, posted, commented too much in rush ended up account got banned haha.
PS: gemma4:e2b cant even open a web browser (it has some customization but how to use instructions were there it just didnt look around). that much dumb.
 
Panther28 said:
I believe that noobs, and even pros have no chance against big tech when it comes to spamming, and botting. The signals you give off are too easy to catch. You'll spend years of your life going round in circles, trying to circumvent someone's system (reddit) only to discover its of very little use.

Unless you just plan to farm accounts and then sell them to noobs that have been banned so they can buy your accounts, get banned too, and complain to you you sold them a faulty product.

Why else are you mucking about building bots to upvote cat pics? lol build something of value. Push yourself to greater heights of invention. You can find a few of these on github already, and like i say you are trying to outsmart a 100Million+ company, lol So whats the point.

If you actually ahve something to market you don't need clankers to upvote cat pics, you can just post in the right place, and get advertisment eyeballs on your assets your promoting.

What am i talking about?

If you have this one time and this one time only on planet Earth. Would you say you were pushing the boundaries of achievement with a clanker cat picture voter and commenter for reddit? (i'm biased, I use the cats sub reddits, and don't want to see or talk to your bloody clankers! :D )
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I have had the most simple setups on billion dollar companies make hundreds per day for years so in a way I agree with you to think bigger I also have run into issues where I give these companies too much credit. I over engineer when I think for sure they'll be able to detect this etc, when I keep it simple is when I have the most success. And there is tons of success out there to be had
 
Did you scale this across multiple accounts from a single device using an anti-detection browser?
 
It's not that Gemma is weak or OpenClaw lacks any major features. The problem is that you're using an LLM to directly execute adb commands, so it's just a bot controlling things crudely, without understanding long-term goals. To make it "smarter," you need to add a planner layer + skills (open app, scroll, click, etc.) and feedback from the screen; only then will it know how to divide tasks and run multiple steps automatically.
 
you need to write python for each action, but you should use glm5.1 or kimi2.6 or claude opus for best results at coding.. make it write scripts for every action you want, then you set a cron job to run every x hours... you can use playwright for stealth with browsing + cookies from your browser
 
flatdiskprod said:
I wrote about a solution I have where you give an agent a real google chrome browser through a customized OS fork.

There is no stealth because its the real browser and the actions are humanized correctly.

But it's actually real google chrome straight from google, not a fork so it's signal is very strong.

Chromium forks are very different in their reporting so mostly get flagged.

Would you want to learn more?

Agents are much better working with the web they understand how to navigate it through something like playwright mcp really well, success rates are nearly 100% on most tasks including social media auotmation. Working for me.
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Where did write this, I'm interested
 
Can't share here I guess, got a severity warning for discussing it, even though it wasn't promotional at all. Unclear what to do lest I get banned but awesome wish I could say more I guess.
 
This is more of an architecture limitation than a Gemma issue. Right now the LLM is controlling the phone at raw command level, so it can’t reason in high-level actions. You need a skill/perception layer .between the LLM and the device, where the model chooses actions like “open Reddit” or “scroll feed” instead of generating swipe coordinates directly.
 
Right now, I want to try automating the process involving multiple accounts in the Linken Sphere. I'm looking forward to the day when AI bots can operate autonomously in anti-detection browsers.
 
Any update op, i am interested of doing similar things , automate outlook mail sending , just worried about cost when scale up
 
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