Claude's new Dispatch is essentially a personal task hub running on your computer. What can it do? File processing, browser operations, Gmail, Notion, OKX trading, scheduled tasks—you can throw it all at it. Plus, it supports multitasking—like running 'check emails and check BTC price' at the same time with one command. The main highlight is the mobile connection feature: Dispatch runs in the background on your computer, and when you're out, you can use the Claude app on your phone to send remote commands. It executes them on your computer and pushes the results back to you. Wait a second, isn't this just OpenClaw... The difference is that Dispatch relies on the Claude ecosystem and your computer being online, while OpenClaw is self-hosted + multi-agent + supports any model. But for people who don’t want to tinker, Dispatch is super convenient right out of the box—finally no more struggling with Little Lobster's stability. Big companies are finally getting into the game of 'AI staying on your device and continuously working for you.' It’s just that OpenClaw beat them to it by two months. Bullish for Apple devices.