November 2025, I had one month of runway left. I was living in a hacker house in Berkeley with 15 other people, working out of an electrical room under the stairs, trying to build my AI agent business at the time called ComputerUse.Agency. Before that, I had been running an AI edtech platform that was doing a few grand a month at one point, but by then it was trending to zero. So I had a choice. Keep trying to save the thing that was slowly dying, or go all-in on something bigger. My now co-founder, Spencer, was building the early days of Orgo, and I thought to myself: “What the hell? Let me try selling computer use agents to businesses as AI employees.” The next morning, I booked seven calls. By the end of the week, I had my first paid customer: a $3,500 implementation for an AI agent automating distribution workflows. And the whole thing was built on top of Orgo. Orgo was originally meant to be more of an AI researcher tool for computer use agents, but I was using it differently. I was running a business on top of it. At some point, Spencer and I looked at each other and realized I had more revenue than he did. We were like, what are we doing? We should just work together. Fast forward to January 24th. Spencer was landing in San Francisco, and I was supposed to pick him up from the airport. I was already running late, but there was this new thing called Clawdbot. Out of pure excitement, I pulled out my camera and made a quick video explaining what Clawdbot was and how to set it up on Orgo. The first 10 minutes, it was crickets. At the time, I had no following. I would get one or two likes on most tweets. Truly, nobody was watching. But then the video started moving. It went on to do 1.5 million impressions on Twitter, then another million on Instagram, then another million on TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and everywhere else. That post was the first video to ever go viral for Clawdbot, or OpenClaw, as it’s now known. To this day, I’m still on the front page of OpenClaw’s website, slight flex, I know.

just filmed a full walkthrough on setting up managed ai employees for businesses. As thanks for being in AgentEmpire, i'm giving you early access before anyone else! what's inside: - the exact setup/stack i use to deploy ai employees - how to scale from 1 agent to fleets of agents - how to use AI to build agents (stupid, I know) in short: everyone's trying to build the next saas. meanwhile the real money is selling agents to do REAL WORK, not some tool that a company needs to learn how to use. ai employees let you do that, and the margins are insane. watch this video, then come back here and tell me what you're going to deploy first.

Hi everyone, I know it's been a while since I've posted in this Skool community. I will be posting a full-fledged course in here going through every step of the process of what it takes to build and deploy agents for your business or for other people's businesses on top of Orgo. I have a bunch of feedback from all of you and existing users on things that you would like to see, and so I will be taking a very serious effort in creating this course. Of course, I'll be making it entirely for free, sharing it with you all and giving everything that we've learned deploying agents into our business and other people's businesses as well. We believe that the opportunity for building managed agent businesses in 2026 is one of the greatest opportunities for entrepreneurs and businesses today. We're super excited to give everyone the tools that they need to be able to manage fleets of these agents with simplicity and ease. Here is a sneak peek of some of the upcoming features we have launching this weekend. Thanks again to everyone for being patient and hanging tight while we've been building some incredible features into the product. We're now ready to tell the world all about it and share all of the sauce on how to build with Orgo here soon. Thank you again, will share more with you soon! Nick

Are there any Cursor users here? I’m currently building websites using Cursor. I mainly use Webflow and the MCP for this. Is there an expert in this field here who would be willing to offer me some help?

I use hermes + openrouter with qwen3.6+ as main LLM and I tried to setup Agentmail. so hermes did initial setup + tiral and error and debugg + Py script + test + signature + ... It took about 15 min and it cost me around 1$ token. Just to be sure, is this cost normal with this LLM ? I see this as expensive . What do you think ? Thanks