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@coreyganim Very similar to what we're doing over here. And it's a lot of fun building things that work for everyone.

Close more $1,500/mo AI Concierge deals with this simple strategy: Sounds counterintuitive but it works. The first thing I tell a new prospect: I'm not going to automate anything on day one. If you want someone to come in and start bolting AI onto your business immediately, I'm not your guy. Because if you automate a broken process, all you've done is make the inefficiency run faster. So we run the AOA framework first. Audit → Walk me through how you do it today. The full manual process, step by step. I'm not touching anything until I understand it. Optimize → We'll fix the process before we automate it. The thing you're doing in 12 steps can usually be done in 7. We cut it down first. Automate → Now we add AI. Usually that means turning the process into a skill. But there's no point building a skill around 12 steps when it only needed 7. Telling them this up front sets the expectation before any money changes hands. Anyone who tells you they'll walk in and automate on day one doesn't know what they're doing. Every time I walk someone through this, I watch the lightbulb go off. "Oh, that actually makes sense. Let's move forward." Set the foundation first. The trust follows.

@OpenClawTo Hey - Would love to partner on an event. Let me know if you guys are interested.

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@MacroBombastic @XFreeze Agreed. Pretty crazy getting to A/B test all of them over here at Vida. Seems like every couple weeks we have better performance. By EOY I think speech to speech is close to peak

@XFreeze Pretty solid numbers, good to see actual real world use cases winning over just bench scores

Grok Voice Think Fast 1.0 now ranks #1 on the Artificial Analysis τ-Voice benchmark for real-world agentic customer service resolution It is outperforming GPT-Realtime-2 (High) and Gemini 3.1 Flash by a significant margin while already being deployed in real-world operations What’s especially impressive is that Grok Voice is actively handling customer interactions through natural speech for Starlink and many enterprise operations in the real world......providing AI services entirely through voice

@JulianGoldieSEO The models coming out of China are silly good

This is actually insane 🤯 MiniMax M3 reads your whole website at once. It writes code, analyzes images, and even works like an AI agent. Open weights mean you run it yourself. SEO just got a jetpack. Link in the comments.

@BeavanAI Verdict seems cool. Good use case. A lot of folks in the mass tort space are intaking calls and qualifying/transferring with voice AI. Making more than selling the raw lead

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Really good episode from @MartyBent & @jvisserlabs about AI, the infrastructure behind the scenes, and the future. open.spotify.com/episode/1DwdUs… @TFTC21

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@sharbel Hey @sharbel - Would you be interested in creating some of these workflows in our agent marketplace? You have the ability to resell them as well.

How I Built a Viral Web App With OpenClaw in One Day (500 Visitors a Day): 00:00 Intro 00:49 The Idea 02:29 Building With OpenClaw 04:10 The Launch 05:08 The Accident 05:42 Daily Activity 06:42 The Lesson 07:24 Closing

@iamlukethedev Hey Luke - Would you be interested in building this w/ the ability to resell it in our agent marketplace?

I think I just replaced 4 weeks of engineering work with $43.81. I’m not even joking. Today I closed 3 Jira tickets using a Jira → OpenClaw workflow I’ve been building. One of the tickets was a feature request that would easily take a full-time developer 2 to 3 weeks. The other two were bug fixes that probably would’ve taken another week combined. Instead? Done in a single day. For context, the company I work for receives 20 to 30 Jira Service Desk requests every day. So I built a workflow where: • Jira receives a ticket • A webhook sends it to OpenClaw • OpenClaw reads the request • Asks questions if requirements are unclear • Creates an implementation plan • Starts coding once it has enough information • Opens a PR for me to review Today was the first day I really pushed it. And honestly? It blew my mind. People keep saying OpenClaw is dead. Meanwhile I’m watching it close tickets that would’ve consumed weeks of engineering time. Did it cost money? Yes. $43.81 in tokens. But I’ll gladly pay $43 to save 4 weeks of development. This Jira workflow is becoming something special. If enough people are interested, I’ll share the exact workflow, prompts and architecture in my next post. Comment FLOW if you want to see it. 🦞

Pumped for the work we're doing with @JenneInc! Beautiful graphic from @Sharp_On_Sats and his team about the partnership & why this makes all the sense in the world.

@vasuman Right there with you 😉

Imagine an AI company that forward deploys into your enterprise to first understand how everything works, then architects what an agent solution looks like custom built for you, and only then builds the agents. Someone should uhh… someone should make a company that does that.