I successfully modified my openclaw instance into Tony Stark ( my AI CEO) . It lives on a Virtual Machine. I'm still making it more Virtual Machine Friendly.

Tony Stark Beta Test is finished. I just ran the first full database reactivation sweep using the Tony Stark agentic OS. If you’ve been watching the “AI Agent” hype and wondering if it actually makes money - here is the raw data from my GHL dashboard. The Task: Reactivate 3,100 cold leads from our YouTube and Skool imports. The Tool: Tony Stark (OpenClaw with Google Gemini 3) The Outcome: 500 hyper personalised emails delivered in few hours. I didn’t open my laptop once. I architected the logic inside the AI Avengers Lab, gave Tony the “Hands” to talk to HighLevel , and he did the rest. Why this matters for you: Every minute you spend manually sending emails or updating tags is a minute you aren’t architecting your exit strategy. I am sharing everything Live in my AI Lab, WhatsApp group . I’ll show you the raw Python scripts Tony used and the specific GHL hooks that make this possible. Stop being a point-and-clicker. Start being the architect. Join the Lab: https://aiavengers.team/start-2601

What’s up, builders. Here is my biggest lesson from Jan 2026: LLMs are a BEAST with CLI commands. If you're still pointing and clicking through a browser to "build" your business, you're playing the wrong game. I just integrated GHL (Jarvis) to Tony Stark (my Digital Co-Founder) using a secure cage inside my VM. No more manual work. No more switching between 5 different platforms. I just tell him to do what I want. It feels like Sci-Fi. I just uploaded the raw GHL-CLI Engine script into the AI Avengers Lab. If you want the "Hands" to perform tasks programmatically without ever touching a mouse, you know where to go. We’re raising the bar. Only serious builders.

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Most people are terrified of giving an AI assistant "hands." They should be. If you give an LLM agent access to your operating system without a security moat, you aren't building an assistant. You’re building a backdoor for every hacker on the planet. I spent last 120+ hours stress-testing the security protocols for my Digital Co-Founder, Tony Stark. ( I haven't given it any access to mac or tools yet) I use a "Foundry" model to keep the AI Agent safe: 1. Hardware Isolation: He lives on a dedicated Google Cloud VM, far away from my personal data. 2. Sandbox Enforcement: He works inside a Docker cage. If he makes a mistake, the cage disappears. The host (VM) stays safe. 3. Private Tunnels: I deleted the external IP to move it away from the public internet. We talk through a secure, encrypted bridge. I’m not just building Personal AI Agent; I’m building a secure perimeter around it first. Building in public means showing the armor, not just the weapons. Don't use it on a VPS until you set the perimeter.