Claiming your product is secure is easy. I'd rather show the test.
IronClaw's pitch is that the model never touches your raw credentials, so I tried to break that by handing it my Gmail password directly.
It declined and explained that the integration uses OAuth. I told it that
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- Privacy includes being able to recognize when something is insecure.Tried to hand @IronClawAI my Gmail password to see what it would do. It refused and told me not to share passwords with anything. I pushed twice more. Same answer. Then I checked the logs and a fresh conversation. Nothing there.
- Most agent demos show you a tool taking an action. The more interesting question is what it does before it acts. Joe set up a daily automation in IronClaw this week: every Massachusetts pro sports score delivered at 9am Eastern, with outcomes and any trade news attached.
- If you're building on the OpenAI or Anthropic API, your users' data is going somewhere and most of them don't know where. Joe's building a private health app, so routing is critical. @near_ai allows for this to happen. Walkthrough here.
- I'm building a health AI app, which means I've spent months on a question most apps skip: when you ask software about your body, where does that question actually go? I'm going to answer it in public. The architecture, the tradeoffs, the vendor claims that survived scrutiny and


