Editorial Policy
OneClickClaw News covers OpenClaw and Hermes Agent: new releases, breaking changes, security notices, setup guides and problems people report. This page explains who writes it, how a story is checked and how to tell us when we get something wrong.
Who publishes the news
The news is published by OneClickClaw, a sole proprietorship based in Greece. Articles carry the byline OneClickClaw Editorial, the name of our newsroom. The full legal details are in our Terms of Service.
What we sell, said up front
OneClickClaw sells managed hosting for both OpenClaw and Hermes Agent. We write about products that our business depends on, and we want every reader to know that before reading a single article.
How every claim is checked
- Every fact is checked against a source before the article goes out: an official changelog or release note, the official documentation, a GitHub issue, a post by a maintainer, or a test we ran ourselves.
- Version numbers, model names, prices and commands are checked against the official source on the day the article is written.
- When a number comes from our own servers, the article says that it is our own measurement.
- A claim we cannot check stays out of the article.
Dates
Every article shows the date it was published. Events inside an article carry their own dates, so a reader can tell which release or report a sentence is about.
Corrections
If you find an error, write to info@oneclickclaw.io with the article link and what is wrong. We check the claim against its source, correct the article when the report holds and update the article's modified date.
Contact
For anything else about the news, use the contact page or the same email address. The latest articles are on the news page.