Minimal vulnerability and easy OpenClaw with Omlet OS
OpenClaw's role as a constantly running agent that performs various encoded tasks has been exciting. Its focus on prioritizing communication channels and its strong emphasis on sessions are particularly noteworthy. However, security concerns have increased along with the hype.
Omlet Agent is similar to OpenClaw but takes a different approach:
Can we provide "code-like" automation in a cleaner interface that organizes sessions like traditional directories?
Can we offer advanced views, cron-like tasks, and dynamic tool usage already built into coding CLIs?
Can we achieve a potentially zero CVE deployment in a single container?
Directory View
CLI View
Task Sytem
Styled HTML Views
Shareable Links
Most importantly, an autonomous agent must be secure. Strong authentication measures are essential, and we use Auth0 for this purpose. Additionally, can we achieve the ideal scenario of having zero CVEs? Fortunately, we managed to shift many components from the standard node:20-slim, use a multi-stage build, and heavily prune packages, which significantly reduced CVEs (see the Trivy scan below)!
