NEW OpenClaw Update: FREE 24/7 AI Agents + Kimi K2.5

What if you could hire an AI employee that works 24/7 and never sleeps? No salary, no complaints, just pure work. I'm talking about running your own AI agent that handles SEO, content, emails, everything. And it's completely free. In this video, I'll show you how OpenClaw just changed the game with their new update and Kimmy K2. 5. We're talking about something insane. Imagine having an AI employee. Works 24/7, never complains, never asks for a raise, just does the work while you sleep. Sounds fake, right? Well, it's not. OpenClaw just dropped a massive update. And when you combine it with Kimmy K2. 5, you get a full AI automation machine. I'm talking SEO content, email management, codew writing, all of it running on autopilot. Julian Goldie reads every comment. So, make sure you comment below. Now, let me show you what

this actually is. OpenClaw is not just another chatbot. It's an open-source AI assistant platform. It connects AI models to your files, your apps, your emails, everything. And it runs by itself. You set it up once and it keeps working. I think of it like hiring a full-time employee, but this employee never sleeps and costs almost nothing to run. This thing evolved from something called Claudebot and Maltbot, but now it's way better. It's self-hosted, which means you control everything. Your data stays private. No one else sees it. And it plugs into over 50 different tools. WhatsApp, Telegram, email, code repos, Google Docs, all of it. The crazy part, it's not reactive. It's proactive. It doesn't just wait for you to ask questions. It checks your email. It monitors your tasks. It sends messages. It acts like a real employee. So, what's

new in this update? The latest version is v2026. 1 and it's a gamecher. First, they completely rebuilt the security. If you using the old clawedbot or maltbot, you'll need to update everything. New authentication, new secrets handling, better docker sandboxing. They made it way safer for running agents that have access to your real data. Second, they improved the command line tools. You can now manage multiple agents easier. You can check the status of each agent, see which model it's using, see what it's doing, all from your terminal. If you're running five different AI agents doing different jobs, this makes life so much easier. Third, the making it easier for nontechnical people. Better on boarding, more built-in skills, more integrations. You don't need to be a developer anymore. The tutorials show you can set up a 24/7 AI agent in about 20 minutes. That's it. 20 minutes and you have an AI employee running. But here's the coolest part. These new updates focus on 247 AI employee workflows. That means your agent can run continuously, managing your email while you sleep, editing documents, pushing code, doing SEO tasks, all without you touching anything. And speaking of automation, if you want to learn how to save time and automate your entire business with AI tools like OpenClaw, you need to check out the AI profit boardroom. We teach you exactly how to use these AI agents to grow your business. We show you how to set up systems that run 24/7 just like what I'm showing you today. Imagine having AI agents writing your content, managing your SEO, handling your emails, all while you focus on the big picture. That's what we teach inside the AI profit boardroom. The link is in the description. Now, let's get back to

Kimmy K2. 5. Now, let me tell you about Kim Kup 5. This is the brain behind your AI agent. Kim K25 was released on January 27th, 2026 by Moonshot AI, and it's built specifically for agents. Most AI models are built for chatting. This one is built for working. It's multimodal, which means it can see images and read text. It's agentic, which means it's trained to use tools and take action. And it's open source, which means you can run it yourself. The coding performance is insane. It scores high on benchmarks like SWEBench and Amy. That matters because if your AI agent is writing code, fixing bugs, or generating scripts, you need a smart model. Kimmy K2. 5 can handle it. It can also read screenshots. So, your agent can look at your analytics dashboard, see the numbers, and make decisions based on what it sees. It can look at design mocks and give feedback. It's not just reading text anymore. And here's the best part. You can run it locally on Sloth and others provide quantized versions. That means you can run this massive model on your own hardware without needing 600 GB of storage. The dynamic 1. 8 bit version is only about 240 GB. Still big, but way more doable. Or you can use it through an API if you don't want to run it yourself. So how do

you actually use this? Let me walk you through the concept. First, you set up OpenClaw. It runs as a self-hosted service. You can use Docker or install it locally. You connect it to your tools, your email, your CMS, your GitHub, whatever you need. Then you connect Kimmy K25 as the brain. You can use a local instance or an API endpoint, your choice. Next, you give your AI agent a job. Let's say you want it to handle SEO content for the AI profit boardroom. You tell it to research trending AI automation topics every morning, find keywords that our community is searching for, draft blog post outlines, write the first draft, push it to WordPress, schedule it for publishing, all of that. Your agent does it while you sleep. Or let's say you want it to manage your inbox. You set it up to check your email every hour, triage messages, draft replies for simple questions, flag urgent ones for you, update your CRM all automatically. The agent picks the task, calls Kimmy K15 to figure out what to do, executes the action, logs everything, and moves to the next task. The new security updates make this safe. Everything runs in a sandbox. You control what the agent can access. You can review logs to see what it did. If something goes wrong, you can shut it down and fix it. This isn't some sketchy script that might delete your files. This is enterprise level automation. Now, let me show you

real results. They set up agents to crawl their niche, find content gaps, write articles, publish them, update them all on autopilot, and the traffic came in. Think about what this means for you. If you're a solo founder, you can have agents writing your newsletter, publishing blog posts, creating LinkedIn content, all while you focus on building your product. If you run an agency like Goldie Agency, you can have agents doing client reporting, research briefs, add copy, first drafts of everything. Your team just reviews and approves. If you're a developer, agents can refactor code, suggest fixes, open pull requests, generate tests, all the boring stuff that takes time but needs to get done. K2. 5 is the brains that figure out what to do. Openclaw is the body that connects it to your real tools and makes it happen. Let me give you another example specific to the AI profit boardroom. Imagine setting up an agent that monitors our community discussions. It sees what questions people are asking. It drafts answers based on our training materials. It creates tutorial outlines. It even suggests new content ideas based on what members need most. That agent runs 24/7, constantly improving our community resources without us lifting a finger. So, how do

you get started? First, go download OpenClaw. You can find it on SourceForge or their official site. Make sure you get version vtoy 26. 1 or newer. Read the release notes because there are breaking changes from the old versions. You'll need to set up new authentication and secrets next. Grab Kim K 2. 5. You can download it from model hubs or use their API or check out the Unsloth guide if you want to run it locally. If you're just starting, I recommend using the API version first. It's easier. You don't need a massive server. Once you see how powerful this is, then you can invest in running it locally if you want. Here's my starter stack recommendation. Get a cheap VPS or use a spare computer. Install Docker and OpenClaw. Connect Kimmy K. 5 through their API. Pick one or two key integrations to start. Maybe email and your CMS or email and GitHub. Don't try to automate everything on day one. Start small. Get one workflow running. See how it performs. Then add more. This runs 24/7. Never gets tired. never makes the same mistake twice because you can update its instructions anytime. And if you want the full process, SOPs, and 100 plus AI use cases like this one, join the AI success lab. It's our free AI community links in the comments and description. You'll get all the video notes from there, plus access to our community of 40,000 members who are crushing it with AI. They're sharing setups, troubleshooting issues, and building insane automations every single day. And for those of you who want to go even deeper and learn how to automate your entire business with AI tools like OpenClaw and Kimik 2. 5, check out the AI profit boardroom. We show you exactly how to set up these 24/7 AI employees, how to build content systems, how to automate your SEO, how to save dozens of hours every week. The link is in the description. Here's my challenge for you. Set up one 24/7 agent this week. Just one. Pick a simple task. email management, content research, social media monitoring, whatever makes sense for your business. Get it running, then come back and comment what task you gave it. I want to see what you build. This is the future. You can now hire a free AI employee using open-source tools. No massive budget needed. No complicated setup. Just 20 minutes and you're running. OpenClaw plus Kimik. 5 is the stack. The tools are here. The question is, will you use them? Make sure you like this video. Subscribe for more AI updates, and I'll see you in the next