OpenClaw is Absolutely INSANE! 😱

OpenClaw is absolutely insane. This AI agent runs 24/7 and automates your entire life for free. Just pure automation power. And the best part, you can set it up in minutes. Let me show you how insane this really is. Imagine having an AI assistant that actually works for you around the clock. Not just answering questions, actually doing tasks, managing things, taking action. That's what OpenCore is. And it's blowing up right now. Over 65,000 people grabbed this from GitHub already. Mac minis are getting out of stock everywhere because people want to run this thing at home. This is massive. So, what makes OpenClaw different from every other AI tool out there? Simple. It never stops working. Most AI assistants just sit there waiting for you to ask something. OpenClaw runs non-stop in the background, checking your calendar, cleaning your inbox, running automations, monitoring systems all day, all night, every single day. And you don't have to do anything. It just works. Here's what's wild about this

whole thing. OpenClaw wasn't even supposed to be called OpenClaw. Originally, it was named Claudebot. But then Anthropic stepped in. They own the Claude AI model, and they didn't like the name. Too similar, they said. So, they threatened legal action. The developers had to change it. First, they called it Maltbot. Everyone hated that name. So, they changed it again to OpenClaw. New name, same incredible tool, still completely free. Hey, if we haven't met already, I'm the digital avatar of Julian Goldie, CEO of SEO agency Goldie Agency. Whilst he's helping clients get more leads and customers, I'm here to help you get the latest AI updates. Julian Goldie reads every comment, so make sure you comment below. Now, let me break down what

OpenClaw actually does. It's built with TypeScript, works with Claude and GBT models. But here's the best part. You host it yourself on your own computer, your own server. Even a tiny Raspberry Pi works. You're not depending on some company's servers. You're not trusting your data to strangers. Everything stays on your hardware. That's huge for privacy. Setting this up is way easier

than you think. One command, that's all it takes to install. Works on any system, Linux, Mac, Windows, whatever you're running. Linux is probably the smoothest option, though. Once it installs, you get the open claw command ready to go. The first step is on boarding. It walks you through everything. Makes you read the security documentation because this tool is powerful. It can actually do things on your system, like real things. So, you need to understand what you're getting into. After that, you connect an AI model. You've got options here. Anthropics Claude, Open AAI's GPT or completely free open- source models. Pick whatever works for you. Then comes

the really cool part, connecting a messenger app. This is how you actually talk to OpenClaw. You can use Telegram, WhatsApp, Slack, Discord, pretty much any messaging platform you already use. Telegram is super simple to set up. You open the app, find this thing called the bot father. It's basically a bot that creates other bots. Sounds weird, but it works. You tell it what to name your new bot. It gives you an access token. Think of it like a password. Keep it safe. Then you hand that token to OpenClaw. Boom. Connected. Now you can chat with your AI through Telegram like you're texting a friend. Next up is skills.

This is where OpenClaw gets really interesting. Skills are basically things it can do. It comes with built-in skills right out of the box, but you can add custom ones, too. There's this whole library called MaltHub. Tons of pre-built skills made by other people. Need it to manage your calendar? There's a skill. Want it to organize your emails? There's a skill. need it to run code. There's a skill. You pick what you need and add it. Then there's hooks. Hooks are like triggers. They let OpenClaw react to things that happen like when a task finishes or when something important occurs. You can use hooks to make OpenClaw remember stuff or kick off other automations, chain things together, make complex workflows. It's incredibly powerful once you understand it. Setup done. Now you see the dashboard. Clean interface. Easy to navigate. You can manage everything from here. Chat directly if you want. adjust settings, customize how it behaves. Pretty much complete control. But the real magic happens in your Messenger app. Go to Telegram, message the bot you set up earlier. First time you do this, it'll say access not configured. Then it gives you a pairing code, take that code, pop into your terminal, run one quick command, and you're paired. Now you're ready to actually use this thing. And one more thing, if you want to learn how to build powerful automations with AI tools like OpenClaw, join the AI profit boardroom. It's the best place to streamline your workflows and automate hours of repetitive work with AI. You'll get complete guides on setting up advanced AI systems like this one. Plus, you're joining a community of people who are actually doing this stuff. Link is in the description. Start sending messages to OpenClaw through Telegram. It responds using whatever AI model you connected Claude GPT whatever you chose. And here's where it gets fun. You can shape its personality just by talking to it. Want it formal and professional? Tell it. Want it casual and fun? Tell it that instead. It adapts to how you want to work. Some people make it super serious. Others make it funny. Totally up to you. Now

here's what separates OpenClaw from basic chat bots. You can create automations just by chatting. No coding unless you want to. Let's say you want to monitor your website uptime. Just ask OpenClaw to check your site every hour. It sets up the automation right there. runs in the background. If your site goes down, you get a message on Telegram immediately. You didn't write any code. You didn't configure anything complicated. You just asked and it handled everything. Same thing with your calendar. Ask it to remind you about meetings 10 minutes early. Done. Automation created. Or tell it to clean up your inbox every morning. Remove spam. Flag important emails. Organize things. All automatic. All running in the background while you sleep. That's the power here. Real automation through simple conversation. The skill system is genius, too. People are building new skills constantly. Skills for checking website analytics, skills for managing social media, skills for organizing files, skills for monitoring servers, and you can install any of them instantly. Just browse Molhub, find what you need, add it to your OpenClaw. Now you've got that capability. Takes seconds and because everything runs on your own hardware. Your data never leaves your control. Your emails stay on your server. Your calendar stays private. Your files stay yours. No cloud company looking at your stuff. No privacy concerns. No data breaches, just you and your AI working together on your own machine. Memory is another game

changer. Open Claw remembers everything. Past conversations, completed tasks, things you told it to watch, so you're not constantly repeating yourself. It builds up context over time, learns how you work, gets better at helping you. That's what makes it feel like a real assistant instead of just another chatbot. The integration possibilities are endless. Connect it to your email, your calendar, your project management tools, your code repositories, your file systems, whatever you use daily, OpenClaw can plug into it, control it, automate it. That's how you actually save time by letting AI handle the boring, repetitive stuff while you focus on important work. The onboarding is clear, the documentation is solid, and once it's running, using it is as simple as sending text messages. If you can use WhatsApp or Telegram, you can use OpenClaw. There's no steep learning curve, no complicated interfaces, just straightforward automation. Performance is surprisingly good, too. Even on basic hardware, a Raspberry Pi handles this fine. You don't need some expensive server. Don't need a powerful computer. Just something that can stay on and connected. That's it. Most people are running this on cheap hardware with zero issues. The security documentation is worth reading though. OpenClaw has real power. It can execute commands, access files, send messages, do actual things on your system. So setting it up correctly matters. Use strong passwords, limit permissions, follow best practices. The docs explain everything clearly. Just take the time to read them. And one more thing, if you want to learn how to build powerful automations with AI tools like OpenClaw, join the AI profit boardroom. It's the best place to streamline your workflows and automate hours of repetitive work with AI. You'll get complete guides on setting up advanced AI systems like this one. Plus, you're joining a community of people who are actually doing this stuff. Link is in the description. And if you want the full process, SLPs, and over a 100 AI use cases like this one, join the AI success lab. Links in the comments and description. You'll get all the video notes from there, plus access to our community of 38,000 members who are crushing it with AI. All right, thanks for watching. Hit the like and subscribe button and I will see you in the next