Just out of curiosity, how many profiles here are being autonomously run by open claw Agentic AI right now?

I test every new AI tool that drops. Claude Code, OpenClaw, Perplexity Computer, all of it. Not because I'm chasing shiny objects. Because making content about them is literally my job. But here's what I keep finding. There is no winner. There is only the right tool for three things: → The job. What does the task actually need? → You. Where are you most productive and comfortable? → Your client. What gets them the result they paid for? The real skill right now isn't knowing what's possible. Pretty much anything is possible. The skill is knowing the difference between what you COULD do and what you SHOULD do. I'll keep testing everything so you don't have to. Your job is to stop switching and start shipping. What's your go-to tool right now? 👇

sooo I set up OpenClaw this weekend and made the rookie mistake of running everything through Claude Opus. $75+ a day just chatting with the thing. Then I realized most of what I was asking it didn't actually need the smartest model. So I set up model routing instead: Gemini Flash for everyday stuff, Sonnet for writing, Opus only for complex builds. If you're using one model for everything, try splitting by task complexity. My daily cost dropped to about $5 overnight. Literally just tell OpenClaw to set this up for you.

In this tutorial, I show you how to turn any website into LLM-ready data in seconds using Firecrawl and Claude Code. We cover everything from scraping content and extracting branding information to mapping entire sites and pulling structured data. I walk through setting up the Firecrawl MCP server in Claude Code, then demonstrate real use cases including scraping 200 job listings from a remote job board and extracting branding details from landing pages. The best part is you don't need to think about configuration or which API endpoints to use. Just tell Claude Code what you want and it figures out the rest. FIRECRAWL DISCOUNT

This morning, multiple cyber security firms report a new vulnerability affecting N8N, it is listed as CVE-2026-25049. I know a lot of people here use N8N and I’m providing this as a public service announcement. According to Pillar Security, exploiting CVE-2026-25049 enables complete compromise of the n8n instance and could be leveraged to run arbitrary system commands on the server, steal all stored credentials, secrets (API keys, OAuth tokens), and sensitive configuration files. By exploiting the vulnerability, the researchers were also able to access the filesystem and internal systems, pivot to connected cloud accounts, and hijack AI workflows (intercept prompts, modify responses, redirect traffic). Bleeping Computer notes: n8n users should update the platform to the most recent version (currently 1.123.17 and 2.5.2). Pillar security also recommends rotating the ‘N8N_ENCRYPTION_KEY’ and all credentials stored on the server, and reviewing workflows for suspicious expressions. CVE-2026-25049 enables any authenticated n8n user with workflow-editing permissions to escape the JavaScript sandbox via incomplete AST-based sanitization, resulting in unrestricted RCE and access to all stored credentials, API keys, and connected cloud accounts. The flaws bypass the prior patch for CVE-2025-68613 via a type confusion vulnerability in property access key validation, with public PoC exploits now available and GreyNoise reporting 33,000+ probing requests against exposed n8n endpoints. Organizations should immediately update to n8n versions 2.5.2 or 1.123.17, rotate the N8N_ENCRYPTION_KEY and all stored credentials, and restrict workflow editing to trusted users only. Cross posting this information to multiple different, SKOOL communities today to ensure the widest dissemination.