After a month of consolidating years worth of projects and experiences, I've come to the table with another magnum opus. These are the same five engines I've used with clients to: - Add $250k of net new pipeline for a tax firm in 6 months - Add $24k of net new opportunities for a recruitment firm under 30 days - Recover of $18k of stale contracts already sitting in an event company's inbox Firms like KPMG charge around $15k for implementing any of these, I've netted $3-5k of personal income from each of these. It's free for every member that's here before 500 members, published in the classroom! Additional async resources also available, which will evolve into an interactive iOS app experience in the launch of Plinko Pocket late 2026 (more on this later!) The first half of the course is a comprehensive Hermes Desktop and iOS guide, and the second half is real revenue engines you can repurpose for yourself and/or clients. What you'll build Station 1 — Prospecting: A sourcing engine that pulls qualified leads with evidence of the pain, on a schedule. Station 2 — Proposals: Discovery call transcript in, a scoped and priced proposal out — in 20 minutes instead of 2 days. Station 3 — Onboarding: Welcome messaging, kickoff brief, and the client workspace built for you the moment a contract is signed. Station 4 — Delivery: A catalog of engines you can ship off the shelf — and how they replace software you're currently renting. Station 5 — Reporting: The weekly loop that tells you whether you're growing or just busy. Every station follows the same three moves: run it as a prompt, save it as a skill, schedule it so it runs without you. What it costs $48/month for the server, plus whatever model subscription you already pay for. That's the whole stack. I use Codex — you can point it at any model you want.

Creating a career coach prompt and feeding it into the latest, greatest LLM is a great way to ride the wave of frontier technology. Simply prompting a LLM to generate a career coach prompt for X model will surprise you when you attach your CV and background. Fable 5 was the next to help me bring this project to the public. I even used it as a career coach and it really does add perspectives. I used an earlier version of the Job Scout to find my current job, and this project fundamentally shifted how I approach my "day job". https://github.com/Jmx097/Job-Scout-public Technical Breakdown: Job Scout is a project that takes your CV, scrapes job boards for high signal fits and then outputs a list that you would have a high likelihood to interview and land. At its core, it's a local server you spin up that deploys two scripts. 1) Job Scout - UI that you can drop your CV into and filter the jobs you'd like. 2) Job Spy - The script that pulls from job boards without any login. Everything private, powered by deterministic scripts that you sculpt using your agentic harness. There is no AI in it natively, you have to import it with your Codex/Claude/Hermes/OpenClaw/Antigravity/Cursor (any Ai coding workspace) and keep prompting your way into a functioning Job Scout. This is not a mass-ready product. It's the skeleton, you have to put flesh and muscle on it for it to work. It's free to use, own, and operate, and is how I found the job I currently have. To use, follow the instructions in Github or just paste the link, ask the agent to analyze and set it up so it works securely for you. Context: I finally crossed the MIT License eligibility for this project. I first built this for myself back in 2024, and using it has fundamentally changed how I approach work. A host ecosystem is an individual organism viewed as a whole “environment” that other organisms live in and interact with. In biology and ecology, the host (e.g., a human, plant, or animal) isn’t just a single entity but a complex ecosystem made up of:

With Easter right around the corner, with many months and weeks into developing this, I'm excited to announce our proprietary comprehensive OpenClaw Series! 🐰🦞 It's a four-part series, the first part is going live this coming week! This will be all originally written and produced material, novel frontier work that isn't available on any other corner of the internet. Part 1: OpenClaw Zero to One Part 2: The Life Console Part 3: The Pursuit of Dedicated AI Over An Enterprise Asset Part 4: Experiencing an AI Army at Your Fingertips _ _ _ If you’ve been hearing about “AI agents” and “OpenClaw” but still don’t have anything running in the background for your business, this is for you! I just finished recording a brand new, zero‑to‑one training: How To Build AI Agents In OpenClaw For Beginners (2026 Guide). Here’s what you’ll learn inside: - Why OpenClaw can beat conventional chatbots for real business workflows - How to think in systems: What success can look like, Heartbeat.md, and scheduler daemons for always‑on agents - The 4‑file backbone that replaces massive prompts: Soul.md, Agents.md, User.md, Memory.md - How to install OpenClaw, fix the 90% beginner config mistake, and get a clean, green Gateway - How to parallel this setup with your Codex/Claude Code/any other developer-esque agent you'd have - All things cost and pricing related: infrastructure, LLM usage, and how to keep your monthly spend in the low double‑digits when you’re starting This is designed for: - Non‑coders who want a practical, no‑fluff OpenClaw setup - Technical founders who are tired of “demo agents” and want production‑ready structure - Operators who want autonomous agents doing real work (not just answering prompts) Following this course (which will also be readily available in our Classroom for easy access) will be another video course around the idea of a “Life Console” – a personal AI mission control that centralizes your goals, habits, projects, and decisions into one interface so you can actually see your progress in real time instead of juggling 10 different apps.