Everyone can really experience using GetLaw. I have been using it for the past two days and the experience is fantastic. I have also used AI assistants claimed to be cloud hosted by other companies before, either requiring installation of OpenClaw, self configuring skills, or at least several additional steps of configuration. But GetLaw truly achieves zero installation, zero configuration, and instant use, without the need to install environments or equip skills. It is not an exaggeration to say that it is the first AI trading assistant that does not require installation. Support Bitget app, Telegram and Discord, I communicate through Telegram. Almost all the operational requirements that will arise in the exchange include: 7x24 active monitoring, automatic reminders for abnormal fund rates/large clearing. And it can remember preferences and transaction history, the more you use it, the better you understand. For example, when I said 'analyze the recent contract derivative structure of Bitcoin', Getclaw quickly sorted out and summarized data such as individual long short ratios, large long short ratios, changes in OI holdings, funding rates, and Taker buy sell ratios in detail. As I said, 'Every morning at 8 o'clock, give me detailed briefings on the latest news or developments, business expectations, major positive/negative news, pre-market fluctuations, financial report expectations, related news, and operational recommendations for the US technology stocks, AI, semiconductor industry chain, space economy, and encryption related stocks.' This is because I have to read a lot of information every day, and having an assistant to organize it in detail would greatly improve efficiency. GetLaw first understood my instructions and then provided a template for a brief report that included all the key points in the instructions. Of course, I can also provide feedback on the briefing and respond promptly to revisions. The next morning, he promptly pushed me a detailed briefing on these sectors of the US stock market. For ordinary users, the experience is very smooth, and we have talked about it many times before: a foolproof entry-level, a smooth user experience, and a large-scale reduction in controllable cost expenditures are necessary for AI agents to "cross the gap" and quickly move from niche users to mass users. I saw this shadow on GetLaw, and I recommend everyone to try it out