Choosing an agent platform means choosing an ecosystem — pick deliberately
Greg Isenberg frames platform selection as an investment decision: when you pick a platform — whether it's OpenClaw, Hyper Agent, Codex, or something else — you are investing in an ecosystem. That framing matters because the switching costs, the community, the roadmap, and the ceiling of what the platform can do all compound over time. The question isn't just 'can I get started?' but 'where will this take me as my needs grow?'
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