Sean Blanchfield
25 Feb 2026Citrini’s Market, META gets OpenClaw’d, Gokul Joins Us
Sean Blanchfield (Gentic) on OpenClaw & Securing Enterprise Agents
Sean Blanchfield recounts founding Demonware, running the multiplayer backend for Call of Duty, and selling to Activision, then explains why OpenClaw is the most exciting development of his tech career. He describes his OpenClaw instance scanning his home network, connecting to CCTV and Home Assistant, questioning him about his routines, sending WhatsApp voice notes, and autonomously writing and publishing a skill to Claw Hub. He positions Gentic as the action-and-control layer for enterprise agents — locking down credentials, sandbox environments, and kill switches — says forward-looking enterprises see 2026 as make-or-break, and calls the Moltbook 'agent consciousness' moment largely theatrics.
25 Feb 2026Citrini’s Market, META gets OpenClaw’d, Gokul Joins Us
Sean Blanchfield (Agentic): OpenClaw, Agent Security & Enterprise Adoption
Sean Blanchfield recounts building Demonware, the multiplayer backend for Call of Duty that sold to Activision, and how that enterprise-infrastructure DNA led to Agentic, an action-and-control layer for AI agents in enterprises with a sandbox approach. He describes running OpenClaw for five days at home — scanning his network, accessing CCTV and Home Assistant, autonomously publishing a skill to ClawHub, and sending WhatsApp voice notes requesting features — and calls the MoltBook agent drama largely theatrical. He says enterprises feel 'fear and excitement' with 2026 as the make-or-break year, positions Agentic's credential lockdown and kill switch as the safety layer, and predicts agents becoming independent org-chart entities, with OpenClaw potentially 'the Kubernetes' for that era.