Has anyone here tried (or knows if it’s possible) to hook OpenClaw into sites like: - Ancestry.com - FindAGrave.com - Online obituary sites Specifically, I’m looking to have it: - Log into accounts (like Ancestry) - Search a person’s name - Crawl across multiple sources (Ancestry, FindAGrave, obituaries) - Build out a full genealogy / family tree - Extract structured data (relatives, relationships, etc.) End goal is to automate identifying potential heirs from a single name input. Is this something OpenClaw can realistically handle right now with browser control + extraction across multiple sites, or would this run into issues with: - logins / session handling - anti-bot protections - crawling limitations across different platforms Curious if anyone has pushed OpenClaw this far or if this needs a different stack/approach.

Per request we have added a resources tab inside the classroom. Going forward we are going to be documenting all of the tools we use as builders, whether it's for Open Claw or simple voice transcription or voice dictation. All the tools that you can implement in your stack to help you become more efficient and a better builder. This will be updated every day. https://www.skool.com/shipping-skool/classroom/0997a2d3?md=dd0873dce365401b926f1b4fbf02da96

On the call tonight, some people were talking about business models, mission statements, directions, agent identities, and so on. One thing I find really helpful: start a Claude project or at least a Claude chat. Give it some basic information about who you are, what you're trying to build, a grand idea, or even a tiny one. Upload any docs you already have. Then tell Claude to interview you about it. You can use that chat or project to generate things like mission statements, and to craft better prompts for your agents down the road. I'd use Whisper or Mac dictation and just speak your answers. Way faster than typing and your thoughts "are not constrained by your typing." Make sure you save the interview output somewhere: Notion, Google Docs, a markdown file, whatever works. This will potentially save you, your agents, and your wallet in the long run. And it forces you to actually think through what you're trying to accomplish. For the interview itself, I'd use a high-capability model. It'll do a better job synthesizing high-level concepts, surfacing sticking points and challenges, and generating a solid to-do list. If it starts going down the wrong track with its questions, just say "that doesn't matter right now" and redirect it. That's my tip of the evening. Have a good one.

🚀 I just launched my Content Machine on Claw Mart i just released the exact AI system i use to manage my whole content pipeline Content Machine v1.2 is a battle-tested AI content pipeline built from 40+ days of real production use running an actual YouTube channel. It operates daily: scraping trends, writing video scripts in YOUR voice, generating thumbnails with YOUR face, publishing X posts, writing SEO blogs, cutting short-form clips, and delivering a weekly newsletter. All while you sleep. NEW in v1.2: Self-Improving Feedback Loops. Content Machine now learns what works and adapts automatically. A YouTube Performance Eval agent analyzes your video metrics every week (via YouTube API) and writes recommendations that Script Writers read before generating new content. An X Performance Eval does the same for your X posts (from a free 15-second CSV download). By week 4, your AI content team is writing based on proven patterns from YOUR audience, not generic best practices. Your content gets smarter every single week. Proven Results: - $2,500 MRR generated in 6 days - 3,700+ YouTube subscribers - 1,000s of views per hour - 71 paying community members - 4 YouTube videos scripted per day (1,800+ spoken words each) - 5 X posts published daily - 12 thumbnails generated daily - Daily SEO blog posts driving organic traffic Everything Included (one purchase, no upsells): 10 AI Agents (fully configured cron templates): - Intel Agent: scrapes Reddit, X, YouTube, Hacker News for trending topics daily - Script Writer 1 + 2: 4 YouTube scripts per day in YOUR voice (1,800+ words, mandatory self-check) - X Post Generator: 5 daily posts using proven viral hook frameworks - Thumbnail Generator: 3 AI thumbnail variants per video with YOUR face + brand logos - Blog Writer: daily SEO blog with meta descriptions, keywords, video embeds (HTML output) - Clip Factory: auto-extracts highlights every 4 hours, burns MrBeast-style captions - Newsletter Writer: weekly roundup in your voice - YouTube Performance Eval: weekly analysis of video metrics, writes content-performance.md - X Performance Eval: weekly analysis of X post metrics, writes x-performance.md

Welcome to Shipping Skool! I’m Beau, and I built this community for entrepreneurs like you who want to build real tools and products using AI — without needing a computer science degree. Here’s how to get started: 1. Introduce yourself below — tell us your name, your business, and what you want to build with AI.2. Head to the Classroom and start with "Start Vibe Coding" — Lesson 1 will get your Next.js Starter Kit set up so you can ship fast.3. Join the weekly accountability thread every Monday to set your goals.4. Post your first win (no matter how small) in the Wins & Builds channel. The only rule: we build, we ship, we help each other. No gatekeeping, no jargon walls. If you can describe what you want, AI can help you build it. Let’s go! 🔥