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Yesterday I deployed Paperclip — an internal system for managing my own AI employees. Iris handles customer support, Devin writes code, Teagan does SEO reports. I assign tickets, they execute, I review. Seven weeks ago I was the entire company. Now I'm delegating to agents I built myself. The org chart is getting weird.

Have been using OpenClaw for ~a month and it kinda sucks? I spend more time battling it to get basic crons fired reliably, remember things, and not repeat itself. Am I doing it wrong or are we just still very early on all of this?

What I love about this article is that it shows you what to actually DO with Paperclip. The stack: → Paperclip = your AI company (assigns work, tracks progress) → gstack = your engineering team (15 specialist skills from Garry Tan) → autoresearch = your R&D lab (100 experiments while you sleep, from Karpathy) The 10-minute setup: STEP 1: npx paperclipai onboard --yes Open dashboard → Create company → Hire your CEO agent STEP 2: Clone gstack to ~/.claude/skills/gstack Now your agents can: /office-hours (plan) → /review (check code) → /qa (test in real browser) → /ship (deploy) STEP 3: Build autoresearch as a skill Give it a research question → Sleep → Wake up to 100 completed experiments The killer move: Run 10-15 gstack commands simultaneously. One agent plans, another tests, another ships. All at once. Three free tools. Zero employees. One AI company.