What does Instinc work better than OpenClaw? Reflexion author: Secrets may be "long-term"

The author of Instinc, former MIT Professor Ashwin Gopinath, argues that the gap between Instinc and other personal assistants, such as OpenClaw, may be related to the continued maintenance of the user's “long-term state” rather than to a simple implementation capacity or long-term memory. Gopinath noted that the longer it was used, the more it seemed to understand the needs of users and not to be burdened with historical information. It does not simply save all chat records, but rather maintains a "current status" that focuses on changes in user preferences and unfinished tasks. This method is called "Memory Compiler" and emphasizes that useful information can be filtered from the life record and kept up to date。