Robyn AndersonCEO, Jam Ai · AI Implementation & Business Development Leader

I don’t wanna say it’s over forever but it’s just not working out right now

4 Mar 2026 · 1 min

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In this informal YouTube monologue, the creator Robyn Anderson announces that she is ending her use of the OpenClaw AI agent named Kyle. She attributes the decision to her own need for tight control over AI actions—she wants to see and verify every step the agent takes—which she feels defeats the purpose of an autonomous assistant. Additionally, she cites Kyle’s heavy consumption of her computer’s resources, limiting her ability to use the machine for other tasks. Anderson contrasts Kyle with the Claude Code and Claude Cowork tools, which she has been using for a while and feels more comfortable with. The overall tone is personal, candid, and slightly humorous, framing the termination as “Kyle’s RIP.”

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It's the end for Kyle. Kyle's my OpenClaw agent, and I'm not going to use him anymore. I'm putting him to death, if that's a thing. I just, I'm too much of a control freak, and it's not OpenClaw's fault, and it's not really Kyle's fault, but it's my fault. Every single thing he does, I want to see, I want to look at, I want to make sure that it's right, and that's really not the point of an AI agent after all, is it? So I'm just much better off using Claude Code or Claude Cowork. I've been using them both for quite a while, and I just am more comfortable with that too, and I don't like that Kyle is taking my whole computer. Like, I could use that for other things. So Kyle's— Kyle's RIP.