Ordinary people just fix their lobsters every few days, Can one also become an "official OpenClaw contributor"? Today I discovered that I submitted on Github OpenClaw minor issue fixed, it seems to have been merged into the main branch https://(github.com)/openclaw/openclaw/pull/43917 issuecomment-4050089613 And I hardly did anything throughout the whole process, just because when using lobster, I encountered a small issue and fixed it with the Codex desktop version, Then hand over the Github login credentials to Lobster, And sent it a targeted prompt: Is it possible to use the opportunity of fixing this issue to have my GitHub account appear among the official contributors of OpenClaw? Give me credit? ” It completes all the processes of maximizing the possibility of achieving this result (Figure 1) A more interesting discovery during this process is that, There seems to be someone on Github who is specifically helping people with the task of 'grabbing credit', It's like someone went to DEX to use MEV clips for arbitrage (Figure 2) This reminds us of, for example, if you are currently a fresh graduate, Even if you are a humanities student and don't even know how to use Github, But as long as you have this when using lobster The awareness of "using this to get credit when encountering problems and fixing them", There is a chance to achieve this by simply exchanging hints with the lobster, My name appears among the main branch contributors of OpenClaw, So, looking for a job or something, can you "fool" a lot of HR? Another small association is, Lobster is not only an open-source co creation and innovation platform, Because it is feasible for ordinary people to "mod" it, So it's not just something that developers maintain, But it can be accelerated through the hands of more ordinary people who don't know how to code, Ordinary people can become "official contributors" just by speaking, It's a bit like what Teacher Guo Yu said, 'Software' ➡️ Intentware”， 'Software' becomes' components', https://(x.com)/turingou/status/2028336952316240141 This may also be considered as some degree of software 'autonomous evolution'.