That’s incredibly frustrating.

I’ve got a NixOS Qemu VM I use to run openclaw in. I had Claude help me set it up, and it runs local models on my own machine in a config based sandbox.

Why should Claude block or charge extra to work on that?

Why should Claude care if I have instructions for Hermes or OpenClaw in my project repos?

This fingerprinting is incredibly sloppy for how much access to a machine Claude code has.

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philipov 2 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Now you've learned the advantage of knowing how to do things yourself. When you depend on untrustworthy agents, you shackle yourself to their idiotic whims. Be careful who you partner with.

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NewsaHackO 3 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

If it's just to set up a VM, how much would you even need to use? A couple of cents?

	▲	data-ottawa 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		I run an OpenClaw VM and used Claude Code to build the VM scripts. The VM is connected to local llama.cpp, so OpenClaw and the models are running on my own physical hardware.