Just switched all my @openclaw agents over to @Zai_org GLM-5-Turbo. So far they are doing OK, will monitor their performance over the week and report back. Still keeping my $100 @claudeai max plan though as I was barely even cresting my usage limits and still use it regularly on coding projects and heavily use Cowork. I set up dispatch, but it is very clunky in comparison to having Open Claw available :-/ Still such a shame they went this way, but I get it. People were abusing it so they had to do something. That's what happens when crypto bros spin up 20 mac minis and run them 24/7 in parallel.

Hey @augmentcode - Is using Claude Code inside of Intent considered a 3rd party harness use case? If so, does this mean my usage of claude code inside of Intent ends at 3pm today?

Making great progress on ToteFlow! I've got my @Laravel app tied into @sentry. My openClaw bot Jarvis is monitoring Sentry for Exceptions and bugs.. once he detects issues, he spawns a coding agent powered by @augmentcode context engine that researches the issue, makes a code change, and opens a PR for me to Approve. Jarvis pings me on @SlackHQ letting me know i need to review the change. Once approved, the fix is deployed automatically with Laravel Cloud. And I can do all of this from my phone, no laptop required.

Has anybody else noticed that Sonnet 4.6 and Opus 4.6 seem to really struggle with debugging front-end code and seeing issues in the browser? Particularly with JavaScript and using Livewire in a Laravel context I've had to fall back to GPT 5.4 and GLM-5.1 to resolve some issues I was having that Opus/Sonnet just couldn't crack. They got stuck in a loop of gaslighting me that the code was ready for production when there was a glaring issue and obvious errors in the browser console.

Went on a podcast, talked about renting out moving totes. Got a bunch of people reaching out wanting to do the same thing. Now I'm building a micro SaaS to help other business owners run a tote rental business. Tote Flow is a labor of love. It's coming along nicely. Can't wait to share it with the world.

Today Nikki asked me to update the Totes on Loan website. She wanted me to add some FAQ items to the booking page. My response was, "Your @openclaw agent Evelyn can do that for you." "Really?" she asked. "Yep, I set her up with an MCP connection so you can just tell her to update parts of the site and she can make the changes" Not only does Nikki not have to log in to the dashboard and change anything within the CMS, which she can still obviously do, but now she can just tell her agent to make updates on our website and they just happen. Oh, and Evelyn is also publishing blog posts now :-)

It looks like @gohighlevel might be having some outages today.. Phone and conversation system isn't loading.

The last 48 hours have been awesome! So many people reaching out to start tote rental businesses! Everybody is asking about our software, so I am making our website and back office into a SaaS offering! Stay tuned for more!

Are you interested in starting a tote rental business? We're starting a community to help you get up and running! to30wqgtikyofmyjbyul.app.cli…

My interview with @mhp_guy is live on Spotify and Apple podcast! We talk about starting and running small niche rental businesses, it was an awesome conversation and I am so grateful to have the opportunity to share this with everyone! open.spotify.com/episode/18x…

Spicy take 🌶️ If this age of AI gives you existential dread instead of giving you wings you weren't that good at what you 'do' We all have superpowers and propellant to get work done better and faster, but there is nowhere to hide a lack of vision for 'what' to get done

What's happening to app building is exactly what happened to music creation. Once everyone got access to mass production of the art form, the signal-to-noise ratio was off the charts. Instead of 10 to-do apps, we have 10,000 of them created every single day

The new paradigm: You are hiring my team.

Anybody else building MCP into all their apps so that their @openclaw agents can integrate seamlessly into everything?

In the face of all of us "tech people" in the AI space, Jesse is really unlocking some of the most practical use cases I've seen thus far for regular users of AI.

If you are into building things with AI tools for your job or to try and sell, I want to talk to you. Looking for guests for my podcast, please connect and reach out. I'd love to explore and see what you're building!

I really love Intent by @augmentcode however I really don't love how it handles git branching at all. I had auto-commit disabled and it went ahead and yolo’d code right up into my develop branch and merged a PR without me approving anything. It also has a habit of setting different branches as remote branches to the local branch that I have checked out, which is hella annoying. Everything else about it has been awesome. Going to make an updated video soon with things I've been building with it.

AI has enabled the opposite for me. Instead of being stuck in toil, having to painstakingly build all of my ideas, I can now execute on them. This has made way for me having way too much to think about because now that anything's possible, the ideas are now endless and so it's molded the way I think about the world. I think in a net positive way. This is sort of the "we'll never have calculators in our pockets" argument that math teachers used to say when I was in grade school. Well now I may not have a calculator but I have a super intelligence agent at my disposal that can basically help me ideate and build anything I can think of at a moment's notice. I'd say it's a little bit of an upgrade from a calculator.