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Red Hat’s OpenClaw maintainer just made enterprise Claw deployments a lot safer

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"This was a fun project that I put together on the weekend that I knew would be a really good fit for AI and where we're going," she told TechCrunch, adding that she wanted to give it "to the masses
That means she's among the select software engineers working with creator Peter Steinberger to decide which features and bugs get worked on
But she got to thinking about what will happen when OpenClaw invades an enterprise and decided to build a tool for that eventuality
Tank OS loads OpenClaw onto Red Hat's Fedora Linux OS in a Podman container and makes that container a bootable image, meaning it will run and launch OpenClaw when you start the computer
Her tool includes everything needed to make OpenClaw useful without human oversight, like state (the part that allows it to remember); the ability to store API keys (the credentials for accessing subscriptions and services); and other features

Tank OS puts OpenClaw AI agents into a container that lets it run reliably and more safely, especially for those running fleets of them.

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