Mentions personal use of Opus 4.6. Mentions personal use of Sonnet 4.6. Mentions personal use of GPT-5.4.

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…And then you just copy and paste that command. Okay. And then it's off and running, doing stuff, installing, and it's going to ask you some questions. What comes next just as it's loading, just what's going to come next? Yeah. So it has this really nice onboarding flow, which we will see here. And it's going to ask you, I love this first question, which is, again, I feel like the creator and the maintainers are just such good citizens, and that they say here, this is personal by default. And just so people know what that means, this is not an agent to drop into the group chat. Part of the security posture of OpenClaw is presuming it's working with you and you alone, and you are a trusted sort of instructor of the agent. So we're not going to drop this into your Discord community where anybody and everybody can talk to it. Maybe to your spouse, I have a group chat with my spouse, maybe to a trusted business partner. I have one. ... group chat with my spouse, maybe to a trusted business partner, I have one with my course business partner, but otherwise this is for you and you alone. So you say, "Yes, it's personal use only," and then you do this quick start onboarding and it's going to ask you a couple of things. I won't go through all of it. It's going to ask you what model you want to use, I say use the good models. One, because they're really hardened against prompt injection and some security risks out of the box, and, two, you're just going to get a better experience. So I use a lot of Opus 4.6, Sonnet 4.6 and GPT-5.4. And that's versus cheap models is what you're saying there, don't use the cheap stuff?…

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