Hey all, Peter pointed me here so dropping a quick intro. I run OneClickClaw, managed OpenClaw hosting based in the EU, for people who want their agent up 24/7 without babysitting the infra. Updates, security hardening, and the token-auth refresh that breaks silently always seem to eat people's time. Our angle is EU/GDPR plus security-hardened instances, so I'm mostly here to help on the hosting and security side and trade notes with other builders. If you're stuck on setup, a gateway you've exposed publicly, or updates breaking your install, happy to help, that's the day job. What's everyone working on?

Hey everyone! 👋 Excited to join the community. I am already active in a few other AI and automation Skool groups, but the focus here on building 24/7 AI employees really lines up with what I am going after... My main interest lies in building local, on-premises solutions using OpenClaw, Hermes, Claude Code, and other recursively self-improving agents. one of my goals is to build secure, private research platforms and fully automate the mundane, day-to-day processes. I am working with a multi-box setup consisting of two Mac Minis (M4 Pro with 24GB RAM each). (Side note: if anyone happens to have an M4 Ultra Mac Studio with 512GB RAM they are just itching to get rid of... DM me! 😉) I am currently in the initial research and staging phase, getting ready to install and trying to decide whether to deploy OpenClaw, Hermes, or both for my initial architecture. I would absolutely love to connect and collaborate with anyone else here who is building out their own multi-box on-prem setups. What direction did you go with your local builds, and what have you learned along the way? Please comment and share your thoughts. Looking forward to chatting and collaborating with you all. Cheers!

Hi everyone, William from France I installed OpenClaw on a dedicated Mac Mini a few weeks ago, and I’m starting to hit a wall in terms of my progress. I spend quite a few evenings on it (whenever my kids give me some free time!) to automate tasks like summarizing information sources, managing emails, and handling my weekly grocery list. I’m passionate about the subject and trying to keep up with the frantic pace of AI to find interesting use cases for my work as a manager as well. I’m convinced that being part of a community will make this journey even more exciting!

Hey gang, Matt here and welcome to the club. Eager and excited to get building and start showing you all what you can do, learn, and achieve with OpenClaw. The group here so far is a perfect mix of skill and experience levels: tech newbies, eager learners and students, seasoned pro's, and dev nerds. And we're just getting started. A spectrum of skills is great for communities because you can find your peeps and still get the help you need or want. Here's my tech bg: 15+ years in research, data science/analytics, computer modelling, and programming. I've built websites, apps, systems, automations, run coding clubs and events, presented tech seminars, and done 100s of weekend coding projects. My plan? Take all my experience and knowledge and use it in this club. That way I know everyone has the resources needed to build proper systems without the heavy lifting and can skip the tech theory and background knowledge and just build, iterate, and produce. We have tonnes of ideas for builds and use cases with OpenClaw. We want to make this practical and useful, so we're quietly (and quickly) gathering the data we need to put together the right resources for everyone. There will be technical steps. After all, we're using one of the most powerful agentic tools on the planet. But it's all doable and it's even easier with fellow builders. So keep up the chatter and vibe with your mates here. I'm part of quite a few Skool comms and I find I get the most out of them when I'm active and have pals. It's more fun when you see your pals here making progress, plus it's motivating. Jump in below with who you are, where you're from*, and one major aim you want to achieve with OpenClaw, agents, or systems this year. Think big, we're in an incredible time to build and here you're going to learn how to use some of the best available tools and tech. Ping me or Peter anytime with qu's, we're on here every day. Keep building, Matt * Peter and I actually met through a Skool community so if anything we're proof you can make great mates here