Three months ago, ConvertFleet was invisible on Google. Today the Search Console dashboard tells a different story: 📈 1.26K total clicks 👀 34.9K impressions 🎯 3.6% average CTR 📊 Climbing to an average position of 16 — and still rising And here's the part I'm most excited about: I didn't do this the "hire an agency and wait 12 months" way. I built an AI agent named Hermes and put it to work. Here's what Hermes actually does 👇 🔑 Keyword research on autopilot — I gave Hermes live web access to Semrush and trained it to hunt down the highest-opportunity keywords for both the core pages and the blog. ✍️ Website + blog copywriting — Hermes writes copy that's built to rank and actually convert, not keyword-stuffed filler. 🕷️ Technical crawlability — I optimized the site so Google crawls and indexes it cleanly, no wasted crawl budget. 🤖 Not just SEO — AIO + GEO too. This is the piece most people are sleeping on. The site isn't only optimized for Google's crawler — it's optimized for the LLM engines like ChatGPT and Claude, so when people ask an AI for recommendations, ConvertFleet shows up there too. Search is splitting in two, and I wanted to win on both fronts. The takeaway for me: a well-trained AI agent + the right tools can compress months of SEO grind into weeks. 💬 If you've pulled off something similar — ranking a site or platform with the help of AI — drop your results in the comments. I want to see them. And I'm curious what you think about the AIO/GEO angle specifically. Is optimizing for LLM answers the next big shift, or is it still early? Let me know below. 👇 #SEO #AIO #GEO #AIAgents #GrowthMarketing #SearchConsole

Quick story: Anthropic released Claude Fable 5 (their most advanced public model) a few days back. I jumped in early and pointed it at my own web app, speka.me — ran a full vulnerability pass on it — and it genuinely crushed it. I burned through about 4–6 hours of usage, hit a 2-day cooldown, and planned to resume Monday. Woke up and the model was completely gone. Turns out the U.S. government issued an export control directive (national security grounds) and Anthropic had to pull Fable 5 + Mythos 5 for ALL customers to comply. So I basically got a tiny window to stress-test speka.me with one of the most capable models ever shipped before it got yanked. Some of my clients were lining up to try it and missed the window entirely. Anthropic says they think it's a misunderstanding and want to restore access — so maybe not the end. 💬 Did anyone here get hands-on with Fable 5 before it went offline? What did you build or test with it? Share below.

Agentic OS was supposed to run multiple AI agents from one dashboard — but it was barely functional. I debugged it, patched it, and got it running cleanly on a single Hostinger VPS. Now three agents live under one Mission Control: → Claude for deep research (Claude Code, full tool use + MCPs) → OpenClaw for outreach and lead gen → Hermes for SEO and content Live status, latency, and heartbeat for every agent. Everything grounded in an Obsidian vault and saved as markdown. No lock-in. My client and I went from juggling three separate tools to managing one — and they've been running it daily for a week or two now. From broken to genuinely useful. The single-chat-window era is ending. The orchestration era is just getting started. What would you wire up first? #AI #AgenticAI #BuildInPublic #Claude #Hostinger

That's the idea behind Mission Control for OpenClaw — and I've fine-tuned and improved a version that runs smoothly. It works like this: you add your tasks to the board, leave the screen, and when you return they've moved to the "Done" column. In the video I'm sharing, it's running 9 agents inside OpenClaw with an external Google Maps scraper connected for lead generation. The results are impressive — you can set it to find 1,000+ leads, step away, and return to either a finished output or a task still in progress. The biggest improvement solves a real problem: OpenClaw typically loses context after about 10 messages. Mission Control fixes that, holding everything together so the full task gets completed instead of stalling halfway. Want it? Comment "Mission Control" below and I'll send you the GitHub repo. 👇

OpenClaw (formerly Clawdbot) is the open-source AI agent that's been going viral — 145,000+ GitHub stars, used by businesses from Silicon Valley to China. Here's why it matters for us as automators: → Runs on YOUR machine. Your data, your control. → Lives inside WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Discord — wherever you already work → Handles emails, calendar, web automation, file management — autonomously → Completely free (you just pay for the AI model API you connect it to) → Self-improving — it can write its own skills to expand its capabilities I've installed it for my own agency workflows and for several existing clients. The setup process isn't plug-and-play for everyone — there's configuration involved — but once it's running, it's like having a 24/7 AI employee. If you want help getting it installed and configured for your business, I'm booking calls this week. 📅 cal.com/hasnain-nisar Happy to answer any questions about my setup in the comments. 🦞