Show Notes
AI agents are entering their rebuild era, and the lesson for OpenClaw users is blunt: autonomy without receipts is just risk with a nicer interface. Cleo and Dev cover enterprise agent reliability, Copilot file leaks, AI shopping protocols, CAPTCHAs, and the simple audit recipe every automation should leave behind.
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