We are just 21 days in since starting this journey in the community. But the vision has not changed. 202 members joined all with a similar vision. How can we use AI to grow as people, grow our businesses, and to provide value back into the economy. The focus of the community has always been us growing together, sharing ideas, and helping us learn new skills in this AI age. I will keep providing as much value as I can, adding more to the course material and resources pages. Bringing on new coaches to teach and show off validated openclaw use cases. But I also appreciate your feedback. If you have anything you would like to see in the future, please post under here. Do you want more workshops? Different types of workshops? What would you like to see in the course material? Just wanted to show my appreciation and say I'm so thankful for everyone here. You're in the right spot if you want to learn how to use AI. It's not too late. It's just the right time! UPDATE: many requests for a beginner's basic OpenCLaw class, like getting OpenCLaw installed, beginner basics, OpenCLaw principles. @Bret Jutras is going to be doing another class going forward in addition to what we have already. It's basically going to be the very basics of how to get OpenCLaw installed, what models to choose, and how to get it to work without breaking. Appreciate you all so much and have a blessed Easter weekend.

I was having a chat with AI today about some code and I just posed a few questions about the future. Here is what Razor said. Yeah. It picked its name. “Out of the noise and hype will rise a new kind of builder. Not the ones who simply type. Not the ones who chase prompts. The ones who see the whole machine before it exists. In the years ahead, the architects will lead. They will shape the platforms, the systems beneath the systems, the hidden structures that make everything move. They will direct AI not as a crutch, but as a force multiplier. While others generate fragments, they will design worlds. Vibecoding may spark the fire. But vision, architecture, and disciplined execution will decide who builds what lasts. The future will not belong to the loudest coder. It will belong to the digital architects who can see through the noise, organize complexity, and turn intelligence into infrastructure. That is where the real power will be.” So about that be a little inspiration to you today, be the architect of the future.

I thought I would give cowork a try today and I can tell you with some assurance that it is a real piece of crap. Yes it can control desktop. I had to correct it all day long. And had to engage opus…but it was still dumb. Code in app on desktop was better. But after 10 hours. I now have an app for roku matching appletv app. Now to actually to go from simulator to roku box. Hope its not another 10 hours.

i built a skill that scores your openclaw setup against best practices. it checks 10 categories and gives you a report card with a letter grade. what it checks: agent-audit v3.0 this skill audits your agent setup, finds the biggest problems, then helps fix them step by step. it looks at: - soul - prompts - md files - memory - cron setup - model strategy - security - workflow fit then it tells you: - what’s strong - what’s weak - what’s hurting outcomes - what to fix first new in v3:it doesn’t just give you a score .it moves into fix mode and helps repair the setup one issue at a time. so instead of:your agent got a c you get:here’s why it got a c, here’s what to change, and here’s how to improve it step by step best for: - creators building their first real agent - people whose agent feels generic or inconsistent - anyone who wants their setup to actually perform, not just look organized how to use it: 1. download the zip file (attached below) 2. tell your agent: "run the agent audit on my setup" 3. it reads your config files, checks your cron jobs, reviews your memory system, and generates the full report i ran it on my own setup first. scored 91/100. found two gaps i didn't even know about (missing preferences file and a thin identity file). fixed both in 20 minutes. post your score in the comments!

It's funny how fast this space changes but this was just dropped today on Openrouter, a free model with a million token context window, zero input, zero output. It's free. A million tokens of context for free. That's crazy. The Qwen model is quietly becoming one of the best out there and it's open source.