OpenClaw stops at the API. The systems that hurt have none.
OpenClaw is a sharp autonomous agent for systems it can reach through an API or Playwright. StitchOps runs the other 91% using computer vision, so your automation reaches every portal, legacy app, and terminal a person can operate.
What StitchOps actually is
It runs the screen the way a person does.
OpenClaw drives the browser through Playwright selectors and calls APIs where they exist. StitchOps reads the screen with computer vision, finds the button by what it looks like and says, and clicks it. So it keeps working on the legacy ERP, payer portal, or terminal that never shipped an API and never will.
Covers the 91% with no API
Web portals, legacy desktop ERP, terminal interfaces, government systems. Anything a person can operate.
Survives UI changes
When a portal moves a button, computer vision re-perceives the screen and adapts instead of failing.
Credentials never leave you
Bring Your Own Key Vault. The agent pulls a secret at run time and never persists it.
Deterministic and auditable
Same inputs, same outputs. Every action is logged by the named element it touched.
Your stack today vs. with StitchOps
The wall is the non-API boundary.
Most automation programs hum along until they hit a system with no API. OpenClaw and every API-first tool stop there. StitchOps is built to cross that line, so the exception list stops being where your timelines go to die.
Why enterprises trust it on real systems
Built to pass the security review.
The control plane never touches your sensitive content. The agent runs where your systems live, pulls credentials from your own vault, and emits content-free telemetry. This is the architecture that gets approved where other automation tools get blocked.
Compliance posture
SOC 2 Type 1 report complete (Sensiba LLP). Type 2 observation window in progress. HIPAA via BAA where workflows touch PHI.
Deterministic execution
AI authors the workflow, then it replays model-free. Same inputs, same outputs, full audit trail.
See it run on a system you could never automate
Scope one high-impact workflow. We deploy the agent in your environment and produce measurable results before any commitment.
Switching from OpenClaw
Keep what works. Cover what it cannot reach.
StitchOps is complementary, not rip-and-replace. Keep OpenClaw for the API-reachable and developer-facing work it does well, and add StitchOps as the execution layer for the no-API systems. Most teams start by moving their single most blocked workflow.
1. Name your blocked workflow
Pick the workflow OpenClaw or your iPaaS could not reach because the system has no API.
2. We build it on the canvas
Describe it in plain language. StitchOps AI builds a runnable visual workflow against the real system.
3. Run it in your environment
The agent executes inside your network with credentials pulled from your own vault. Nothing sensitive leaves.
4. Prove it, then expand
See measurable results on one workflow, then scale system by system with sub-workflows.