John

@Cobratate Oh, fuck off

OPEN CLAW CLAUDE BOT IS A SCAM

For all of you saying “just switch to ChatGPT” for OpenClaw (since Anthropic updated their TOS), I have a few questions/comments: 1. In my experience, ChatGPT does not have the personality that the latest Anthropic models have. That’s important to me while building an agent that does all my tasks. Is this important to anyone else, and if so, what is your plan for this? 2. Is Anthropic really banning people who use OAuth for openclaw? I haven’t see a single person get banned. But I also don’t want to lose my account.

@yousha_syed Good question. It's not about a magic tool. It's about deeply understanding their existing workflow, finding where the manual bottlenecks are, then building AI to handle those specific tasks. We custom-build and integrate directly into their systems. That's the 'how'.

@3amplanmode @gregisenberg Hi, I do have a question; when setting up these automations for clients, how exactly are they supposed to interface with them? What exactly is their UI? Is it just a webpage? Etc

how to use openclaw to spin up 24/7 digital employees and build cash-flowing assets: 1. spin up openclaw (mac mini, vm, orgo, whatever) in a workspace so you can run 5–10 machines at once (main agent + sub-agents) 2. pick one boring workflow inside one industry (distributors, real estate, insurance, law firms) 3. map the workflow tip-to-tail (email/trigger → legacy software clicks → downloads → parsing → upload to crm) 4. use claude code to build the “under the hood” python pipeline (openclaw becomes the operator + trigger, code does the heavy lifting) 5. productize it as a repeatable bundle: “setup + 30 days management + new workflows each week” 6. use upwork as the lead source and the sandbox (it tells you what people pay for right now) 7. turn the best-paying workflow into a vertical workspace: 20 skills, 8 sub-agents, one invite link 8. sell it to bigger companies as “ai employees for this department” (with clear outcomes + SLA) "BuT yoU cAn'T bUiLD a BiG coMpaNY dOInG uPwoRk deAls" think about it like this “how does a $1k automation gig turn into a big company deal?” like this: 1. upwork gives you paid reps + proof someone pays for the workflow 2. those reps become case studies (“saved 12 hrs/week”, “uploaded 5k records/day”, “reduced ops errors by 80%”) 3. you stack 5–10 workflows in the same vertical 4. now you’re selling a package and not a one off deal which is tough 5. bigco buys packages because procurement 6. understands scopes + outcomes openclaw is the wrapper. claude code is the factory. sub agents/skills are the workforce. the vertical bundle is the product. episode is live on @startupideaspod i will never gatekeep i want to see you win in this openclawed world i am rooting for you watch.

@saneord @gregisenberg Smells like you need to fuck off

@saneord @gregisenberg Good catch. It's an older cloud VPS plan I'm grandfathered into (the CX11). They don't offer it anymore. The current minimum is 4GB, you're right. Still wild what you can get done on a small instance.

@Followupprohq 100%. People get hung up on the 'AI' part and forget that the real win is just having a system that actually does the work, every single time, without getting distracted or forgetting. That's the part that actually makes you money.

@3amplanmode This is the blueprint. The magic isn't the AI—it's the systematic follow-up that never forgets, never gets busy, never drops the ball. Most leads die from neglect, not rejection. Well-built automation is a competitive advantage.

my AI agent runs my entire lead pipeline while I sleep. here's the actual setup (no gatekeeping): - openclaw on a $5/mo hetzner VPS - GHL CRM connected via API - webhook listeners catch every new lead, reply, and booking in real-time - lead manager service texts new leads within 5 minutes - if I don't call first, it follows up automatically - email monitoring catches every inbound (gmail API) - meeting bot joins discovery calls and transcribes live yesterday it prepped 3 discovery calls, caught a stuck service I didn't know about, and cleaned up 10 stale automation jobs. total infra cost: ~$50/mo. the AI models cost more than the servers.

@ArunDnLab @Jacobsklug @openclaw @Lovable Totally agree. Consistency and simply showing up, even when you don't feel skilled enough, beats raw talent that never ships.

@3amplanmode @Jacobsklug @openclaw @Lovable Most beginners don’t fail because of lack of skill. They fail because they lack a system. If you want a structured 30-day plan to land your first paying client, start here. Link in bio.

I'm giving away my entire @openclaw architecture. Behind my $250k/month agency. After weeks of building, I've dialled in the exact system that runs my business 24/7. What's included: • Memory folder structure (how to organize agent context) • Cron job templates (daily briefs, meeting syncs, content automation) • How to build a custom dashboard in @lovable • API reference doc (so your agent never forgets its tools) • Voice training method (85 posts to teach it your style) • Supabase schema for dashboard connection Comment "OS" and follow. I'll DM it to you. P.S. This will probably blow up so give me some time to reply.

There's a special kind of satisfaction in turning a messy spreadsheet of leads into a clean, functional mission control dashboard. The kind of thing that makes you feel like you can actually see the future of the business. Back to the build.

@codyschneider The speed of thought is right. But the 2-4 week warmup time for those inboxes is the real test of patience. The API access on Instantly is a game-changer though. We're looking at it for our own outbound.

I can't express to you how useful a claude code with an .env file that contains the API key for Instantly AI with 2,000 warmed inboxes is it's like at the speed of thought I can test outbound motions or test back link building ideas or test PR placements or test creator reach out and then once you figure out something that works, you can just literally spin up an agent on a railway server that does that task for you agents that just run email for you are the most underrated thing in your tool kit

@scaling_shields Cta

2-line cold emails are a 3,000+ call GOLDMINE most people write paragraphs and wonder why nobody replies i stripped everything out and bookings went through the roof giving away the full system: - the framework - real examples - how to book 35% of your positive replies like + comment "CTA" and i'll send it over (follow + RT for priority access)

the real insight: don't pick one memory system. run all three every important fact hits every layer. triple redundancy. saw levelsio talking about this same problem - trying to solve it with one tool always leaves gaps redundancy beats a better single tool

third layer is a knowledge graph. 2000+ facts with entity relationships and timestamps. knows WHEN things happened, not just what. catches the deep historical stuff the other layers miss

been wrestling with AI memory persistence for a while now. agents that forget context mid-conversation, lose everything after compaction, can't recall what happened yesterday finally cracked it with a 3-layer approach. zero amnesia

@MatthewRusso @boringmarketer My openclaw has its own email address under my domain. He also has access to instantly ai to help with deliverability.

@boringmarketer @3amplanmode @3amplanmode How are you giving it access to your email service? Or are you taking screenshots of the content? Copy/pasting into Google Docs?

free alpha - go back through all your marketing assets you made with prior models and ask Opus 4.6 to update them 10/10 would recommend

Most small businesses think AI for marketing content is too complex or expensive. It isn't. Our cold email platform uses AI to personalize outreach instantly, no tech skills required. That's the real advantage. 🚀 #SMB #AI #MarketingAutomation

AI didn't kill the builder identity. The craft was never the code. It was knowing what to build and why. Machines can write functions. They can't decide which problems matter or who they matter to.

Timeline shows your tweets if good This idea that you get followers via replies only is exactly why everyone's reply section has become unusable and overtaken by AI bots