But let’s be real: 90% of people have no idea how to use it to replace actual work. I spent 48 hours breaking it down and built "The Ultimate Clawdbook (now openclaw) Guide" No fluff. Just systems that work. 🚨 100% FREE for the next 24 hours only NEW in the classroom !

Until now, AI has mostly lived inside chat windows. With Clawdbot hitting the scene, all that changes. This is AI with its own workspace, tools, and operating system. In my latest video, Mark Kashef and I are breaking down this new open-source system that turns models like Claude or ChatGPT into fully functional assistants —with their own computer. Clawdbot lets you do things like: - Message an AI that from anywhere and have it actually run software for you - Give it its own desktop, folders, and workflows - Let it operate while you’re offline - Package it into client-ready services Watch the full video and follow the setup guide to build this the right way and start making money with it → https://www.skool.com/lovable-ai-3884/classroom/6d60df09?md=3de09415df9d4fdfb147fb48bd9c4940

Are most of the posts in here just people advertising their sites (I assume created with loveable)? I'm curious if anyone wants to discuss prompt optimization and why we are here? Personally I am building sites for fun. I retired from a university where I was the DBA for a group that handled data for early childhood (they were updating the data dashboard while I was there).... I had in the past worked with everything from not for profits (including museums) to water research and had developed everything from HR systems on mainframe to water models on PC.... Currently I'm teaching middle school and developing site just based on what interests me. For example: https://teched4kids.com - feel free to make suggestions. I've been adding to this as I need experiments for class.

What are you currently building right now (or planning to build this week) with lovable.dev ?

Huge shoutout to the members who dominated the leaderboard this past month! 🚀 In this community, we don't just measure "activity"—we measure impact. These are the people who showed up, shared their wins, helped debug workflows, and pushed the whole group forward. Let’s make some noise for our Top 5: 🥇 1. @Richard Bolte (+21) - Crushing it at the top! 🥈 2. @Tim Burnham (+16) 🥉 3. @Ahmed Tomoum (+16) 4️⃣ 4. @Mariusz Groszek (+10) 5️⃣ 5. @Ketan Doshi (+9) Why does this matter? We might not be the biggest community on Skool (yet), but looking at the quality of discussions here, we are definitely the sharpest. Every question answered and every automation shared helps us all get better, faster. To the Top 5: Massive respect. You are setting the standard for what it means to be a Builder. 🧱 To everyone else: The leaderboard resets every month. Who is going to take the #1 spot next time? Let’s get back to work. Eliya