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frago
Turn your computer into an operating system for AI agents
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frago is not affiliated with OpenClaw. frago predates OpenClaw by approximately one month.
Why frago
CLI agents are genuinely good, up to a point — and not nearly as convenient as they look, especially for ordinary people.
For an agent, a CLI may well be the best possible form: it makes driving the system easy. For a human, it isn't.
And almost no CLI agent can use the browser you've already signed into — Twitter, say — so even though they can drive a browser, they can't go read Twitter for you on their own.
They also do nothing on their own account for several agents driving a browser at once, so two jobs end up stepping on each other's tabs.
As it turns out, what most people are short of today isn't options — it's a prepared agent OS, something that lets them install any capable CLI and get going as quickly as with ordinary software.
As it stands, once you've set up a CLI agent on your machine you still spend hours on more configuration, and when you switch computers it all starts over. That drag does nothing for making money or getting faster with AI.
frago in one line
Is frago another OpenClaw, another Hermes?
No.