$200 credit or refund offered
Anthropic offered displaced OpenClaw users either a full subscription refund or a $200 API credit to migrate their workflows.
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Anthropic's Mythos Beat GPT-5.4, Found 27-Year Bug & NVIDIA's $500K Rule | GodModePod EP08
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Apr 11, 2026
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Anthropic Kills OAuth: The OpenClaw Eviction
At 6:50 · chapter starts 6:30
8PM eviction notice for OpenClaw users
Anthropic gave OpenClaw users until 8PM the same night they received the email to migrate their agents off Claude subscriptions.
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