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Aug 23 •
Advice on anything unseen would be appreciated :)
I am pretty excited about this. I am going to have a discovery call with this healthy fast food restaurant to build them "suggestion on name or words hahaha" a virtual order online on their website. They have 6 different locations all over the island and their website is build from Wordpress. So essentially I will have to turn their website to be able to order online via clover system and thinking about using n8n to trigger where the order coming from to the closet location kitchen and make the order. I mean that's the simplest way to put it. Right now they are using Uber eat which cost them about 25% more on that fees. so I am essentially helping them to cut that down and rebuild their website a little to make this happen. I did put into claude and make a plan already. But before I do the discovery call, I just want to see if this community have any suggestion and advice on the contract, pricing, communication, and whatever else I don't think of so I can go in ready. The owner is already pretty bought and excited about what I can essentially promoting. I think this is going to be an 75% win :) . But this community is so great and have SOOOOO many experts and experiences that I love to get any advice or input that Claude and I might not have thought of in the discovery call to present, in the build or in the contract. Thanks ahead of time. So here is my PROMPT to the community BRAIN hahahaha :)
1 like • Aug 24
Congrats, that is a real project. Things I would put on the call sheet before you scope it: Is each of the 6 locations a separate Clover merchant with its own credentials, or one account? That turns the integration from one job into six, and it is much cheaper to find out now than in week three. What does the kitchen actually watch? Uber Eats works because a tablet beeps at someone. An order that lands correctly in a dashboard nobody is looking at is the classic way these launches die quietly. Who can pause a location? First busy Friday, or a fryer goes down, and a manager needs a switch that stops orders for that store without phoning you. Nearest location by distance is not the same as nearest open location with capacity. Worth agreeing that rule out loud before you build it. And where does the menu live as the source of truth. If prices and sold out items are managed in Clover, pull from there rather than retyping into WordPress, or you own the drift forever. One expectation worth setting gently: this cuts the fee on customers who already know them. Uber Eats is also how new customers find them, so it usually ends up a second channel rather than a replacement.
Jul 5 •
Where do you guys see blue oceans opening up?
AI Agencies or somewhere else? I was thinking of cyber security, but I have a feeling it goes deep and takes years.
1 like • Jul 7
Adding one angle to Yar's point. The space I see most underserved is not building the agent, it is everything after it goes live: keeping it running 24/7, auth tokens that silently expire, updates that quietly change behavior, a gateway left exposed by accident. Everyone races to the build because that is the fun part, so the boring operational layer stays wide open, and boring is usually where the room is. Since you are already in digital marketing and appointment setting, the fastest blue ocean might not be a new industry at all, it might be productizing the one painful recurring problem your existing clients keep hitting and owning that narrowly, rather than jumping into cyber security cold. The narrower and less glamorous the problem, the less crowded it tends to be.
Jun 23 •
Web Scraping
Does anyone has a template for website scraping e.g includes doing research on top sources of events in a specific website and gathers details like date time locations links photos
0 likes • Jun 25
No template needed, but here is the structure that works reliably for event scraping. Do not ask the agent to free-read the page and pull events, it drifts. Instead: first fetch the page (Firecrawl, or a headless browser if the events load via JS), then have the agent extract into a fixed schema, one object per event with title, start datetime, end datetime, location, source url, image url. Forcing a schema is what keeps date and location consistent instead of half-filled. Two things that matter for events specifically. Many sites already publish events as structured data (JSON-LD with @type Event in the page head), so check for that first, it gives you clean date, location, and image with zero guessing. And normalize the datetime to ISO format in the extraction step, since event pages write dates a hundred different ways. If the site paginates or loads on scroll, handle that in the fetch layer, not the LLM. Happy to sketch the schema if you share the site.
Mar 6 •
Adding my claw bolt to telegram group chat but no response
Hi, my openclaw bot works fine and as expected most of the time when we were working within the telegram DM. However, I have hard time to add it to my other group chat. The purpose is, besides show off to my friends, I also want to let my friends within the group to use him as an assistants (e.g. check stock's Fundamentals analysis data, or RSI, Support and resistance..etc) . I already tried everything including granting him as admin, enabled all the telegram group policy but it is still no luck. Anyone successfully did this? I tried a group of three and he was able to work, as long as we @ his name. But for the 30 people group, he just so shame that not give a response. thanks for helping / advice. 🙏
0 likes • Jun 25
Everyone above is right on privacy mode, so let me add the OpenClaw-specific part that bites people right after they fix that. OpenClaw's Telegram channel config usually has an allowlist of authorized chat ids (and sometimes users). Your DM and the 3-person group are probably allowed, but the 30-person group's chat id is not, so OpenClaw receives the message and silently drops it as unauthorized, which looks exactly like no response. Add that group's chat id to the allowed chats in the agent config. Fast way to tell which layer is the problem: watch the Gateway logs while someone posts in the big group. If you see the message arrive but no reply goes out, it is the OpenClaw allowlist. If nothing arrives at all, it is still Telegram privacy mode, and note you have to remove and re-add the bot to the group after disabling it, since the privacy change only applies on re-join.
0 likes • Jun 19
Yes, loads of us have, and honestly it is the most fun way to start. Biggest tip: treat Claude Code like a sharp junior dev, not a magic button. Give it one small, clearly described feature at a time (build a page that does X, here is the input and the output), let it scaffold, then you steer and correct. The people who get frustrated usually ask for the whole app in one go. Start with something tiny and real that you actually want, you will be surprised how fast it clicks. Go for it.
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