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Show HN: Klaus - OpenClaw on a VM, batteries included

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Klaus offers a hosted and preconfigured version of OpenClaw on an EC2 instance, simplifying setup and enhancing security for users, particularly easing integrations like Slack and Google Workspace. This service is valuable for content creators and developers who want to use AI agents without the hassle of setting up their own infrastructure or dealing with security risks. Key takeaway for content creators: Klaus provides a secure and user-friendly platform to start using AI agents quickly and efficiently.

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