OpenClaw QA prompt uses 12 subagents to hunt 200 bugs autonomously
steipete · x · 2026-07-26
A detailed prompt instructs OpenClaw to run a full end-to-end QA sweep with live API keys, 12 subagents, multiple dev gateways, stress tests, autonomous PR creation, and a goal of finding 200 bugs.
The instructions emphasize fixing root causes instead of patching symptoms, allow refactors as long as plugin-SDK boundaries stay intact, and require an always-updated markdown test report in the desktop folder.
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