if you are like me your inbox is full of people with whom you lost contact and if done right those people can be followed up with to become your friends and or customers. i build an ai powered automation that will follow up with those old contacts with the power of LLM automation. script identifies emails based on the tag assigned to them, reads each email message to understand the context and the goal attached to each email tag and response to the email in that context. email is then automatically sent or left as draft for human to review. this is a great way for me to automate and follow up with people that i lost touch with. tech stack: openrouter, free llms models, thunderbird extension (coded with help of claude). cost?: 20-40 hours of my time.

I've been testing it and honestly… the idea is insane, but the reality is different. Setup takes time Agents break sometimes And you end up spending more time fixing than using I'm curious — are you guys actually using it daily for real work or just testing? I recently found a simpler hosted version that skips all the setup and just works from day one (agents + tools already connected) If anyone wants, I can share what I'm using

Hello, I wanted to post a solution to a bunch of struggles and hair pulling moments with OpenClaw, loads of chaotic work, no visibility over what my agents do, losing memory and not being very proactive. Found this platform https://cln.work that fixes these issues for me but wanted to know if anyone tried it and it works for you and what other solutions you implemented? Also not associated with them but been trying out OpenClaw for a while, read about solution and for me this worked best.

What’s up. South Florida entrepreneur. I’ve been in fintech for the past 20 years, built and sold my first company in my 30’s and been hustling ever since, ups and downs and always learning. Currently I juggle an exec role at a funding company and a GHL agency in the insurance niche www.LaunchAutomation.ai/Life-Insurance. Fascinated by agentic ai and have an internal urgency telling me I must adopt it. I want to utilize it to create content, onboard clients, build assets and run a lean one man company. I struggle with the technical end and looking for answers.

Hey everyone! I'm looking for a technical developer to join the team and take over our OpenClaw operations. Who I'm looking for: - You must have hands-on experience building out workflows and automations directly within OpenClaw. - You have a strong, technical background in software development. If this is in your wheelhouse, shoot me a DM with a quick intro and a few examples of OpenClaw workflows you've built.