I gave OpenClaw access to all my ChatGPT, Google and Instagram history via context-use:
- It books weekly restaurants for me using my years of Instagram stories - last night I went to Osteria Vibrato which was discovered and booked by my agent
- Sends me 3 interesting discoveries every day based on what I am doing on GPT/Instagram/Google search. It recommended I read The God of Small Things in Kerala by finding my upcoming trip. Loved the book.
- We curate my memory together, each day it sends me a memory diff by looking at my data which I manually edit and approve.
Disclaimer: I am part of the team working on context-use
The EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) has made gatekeepers (Google, Meta/Instagram, TikTok, Amazon, etc.) provide real-time, continuous user data access to third parties.
Article 6(9) in particular goes beyond static “download your data” exports. It enables context portability: the ability to stream your searches, posts, stories, likes, purchases, etc. into other services you choose.
We’ve been testing and providing feedback to many gatekeepers (Google and Meta in particular). It feels a lot like the early days of Open Banking: messy, loads of enrichment needed, but when it works, you suddenly have a portable “memory layer” you can plug everywhere. Magical!
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