Research Automation
OpenClaw and Gemini Agents | What Research Automation Looks Like Next
Explore how Gemini-style planning and OpenClaw-style execution combine into research agents that can extend literature review, file handling, and repetitive academic workflows.
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See how planning and execution split across agent roles
- Understand where research automation actually saves time
- Evaluate agent workflows beyond basic chat interfaces
- See how planning and execution split across agent roles
- Explore how Gemini-style planning and OpenClaw-style execution combine into research agents that can extend literature review, file handling, and repetitive academic workflows.
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2026-04-08
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OWASP Top 10 for Large Language Model Applications
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Reference for LLM application risk and toolchain-safety framing.
NIST AI Risk Management Framework
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Smith, A. (2026). OpenClaw and the Gemini Agent Paradigm for Research Automation. ACAIDS Technical Report.
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- See how planning and execution split across agent roles
- Understand where research automation actually saves time
- Evaluate agent workflows beyond basic chat interfaces
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Explore how Gemini-style planning and OpenClaw-style execution combine into research agents that can extend literature review, file handling, and repetitive academic workflows.
Key Takeaways
- See how planning and execution split across agent roles
- Understand where research automation actually saves time
- Evaluate agent workflows beyond basic chat interfaces