Posts tagged “openclaw”

Everyone's Mad Anthropic Killed OpenClaw Access. I'm Not.

I spent a month debugging it every morning. The people crying loudest aren't the ones who were actually using it.

I bought the Mac mini. I posted that it was the future. A month later I was waking up every morning to fix something that broke overnight. Here's what I learned.

AI for Creatives Isn’t Art Generation. It’s Operator-Controlled Tooling.

OpenClaw controlling Blender/Figma/After Effects is the real unlock for AI in creative teams: not generating art, but automating the click-loop work around creation.

The Larry Effect: When Distribution Becomes a System You Build

Larry drove 8M views in a week by running distribution on autopilot. The lesson isn’t the skill — it’s that distribution is becoming an operator problem with an agent solution.

When AI Operators Left the Terminal: The Blender Signal

Someone showed OpenClaw controlling Blender this week. The 3D artist comments said 'I need this.' That's a signal — and it tells you exactly what the next 18 months of operator adoption look like.

I Predicted One Senior Dev and an Army of Agents. Tonight It Happened.

Last year I predicted the future dev team: one senior engineer and an army of AI agents. Tonight, from a phone at Epcot, I watched 10 AI agents run a standup, find production bugs, debate priorities, deploy fixes, and verify them. The prediction is no longer a prediction.

Building a Customer Radar with OpenClaw

Instead of trying to get better at marketing, I built a system to notice patterns in real conversations. Here's how I used OpenClaw to replace guessing with observation.

My First Week with OpenClaw: From Skeptic to Believer

I spent 10 days building an AI workforce. Then Anthropic made my tool change its name. This is the real story — crashes, renames, and shipping anyway.