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Mentions personal use of iTerm.

29 Mar 2026 Lenny's Podcast From skeptic to true believer: How OpenClaw changed my life | Claire Vo

“I use iTerm, but you can open your terminal and then you just paste it in, press enter, and I already have Homebrew and some dependencies installed. And so it's going to install OpenClaw and then it should drop you into a step- by-step onboarding.”

— Claire Vo

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Claire Vo
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29 Mar 2026
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Lenny's Podcast

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…So let's show people how to actually install it because there's all this talk of just like, okay, I'm going to do OpenClaw one day. And I don't think people realize how easy it is. So as you're pulling it up, so what you need before you do this, because you don't want to install it on your local machine, is you want some kind of separate computer, old laptop or Mac Mini. You want to create a Gmail account, which sounds weird, but it's very easy. You just go and create a separate account from this computer. You create a local account on the computer, and that's basically all you need. I guess you install Chrome, would be the next step so that you can go to the website. Yeah. So you have a computer and it has Chrome installed, you have an email for it, et cetera. And you really just have to go to openclaw.ai and copy, press this copy button for this one line of code. And then you need to open the terminal. I use iTerm, but you can open your terminal and then you just paste it in, press enter, and I already have Homebrew and some dependencies installed. And so it's going to install OpenClaw and then it should drop you into a step- by-step onboarding. So it's pretty easy. For folks that don't know how to open the terminal, what's the command? I know it's like a muscle memory thing sometimes.…

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