Multiple LLM Providers, the joy

 


So at the moment, I am running OpenClaw running Ollama. In addition, I am using Gemini to create images, such as this one, and Claude to fix things when they break. That is the joyful part.

The not so joyful part is that I am running into limits of the Google Api for doing ordinary things, such as setting a reminder in tasks, or creating an email with an inline image. When things break, and the frequently do, I need to use Claude Code to fix things.

It keeps me entertained.

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