Since we are the OC Builders community, I want to build a skill for the community what do you all want me to create. After you vote, post a comment so I can capture the details of what you want. At a minimum provide the following information As a persona I would like to do x, for reason y and the desire outcome y As a business owner I want to reduce the time I spend on daily social posting, so I can focus on making more sales calls. When I make sales calls I close 20% and make an extra $10,000 /mo instead of creating social media post that don't perform well. I post to Facebook, X, Reddit and Linkedin to direct potential customers to my funnel. I've made a post a day for each social and I don't get any organic traffic to my funnel. I spend an 2 hours a day making posts.

I'm as excited as you. I will be working hard over the next weeks to build out this community. I will unlock access to my Open Claw Builder -Custom GPT to members that reach level 2 Who will be the first to post?

I’m real interested in open claw if anyone is wanting to help a guy figure this stuff out. Anything helps

Hey Builders, I need to talk to you about something that doesn't get enough attention in the AI agent space. And honestly, it's the thing that will separate the platforms that survive from the ones that become cautionary tales. Security. Not the boring kind. Not the "we take your privacy seriously" copy-paste nonsense. I'm talking about real, transparent, community-driven security for AI agents that can take real-world actions. Think about what OpenClaw agents can actually do. They execute shell commands on your machine. They send messages through WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, Slack. They read and write files. They fetch URLs. They schedule automated tasks. They access your connected services and APIs. That's not a chatbot. That's a digital employee with the keys to your kingdom. Done wrong, that's a massive liability. Done right, it changes personal computing forever. OpenClaw just launched the OpenClaw Trust page, and I want to break down why this matters to you as a builder. They're building our entire security program in the open. Here's what that looks like: 1. TOTAL TRANSPARENCY - OC is developing our threat model publicly on GitHub. Not hiding behind "security through obscurity." They arelaying out every risk - prompt injection, indirect injection, tool abuse, identity spoofing - all of it. Because attackers already know these techniques. The only people kept in the dark by secrecy are the users. 2. PUBLIC SECURITY ROADMAP - Every defensive engineering goal is tracked as a public GitHub issue. Input validation for injection attempts. Tool confirmation for sensitive actions. Fine-grained per-tool permissions. Spending controls. Signed releases. You can see it all, track our progress, and contribute. 3. DEEP CODE REVIEW - OC is doing a full, manual, top-to-bottom security review of the entire codebase. Not just running automated scanners. Human experts going through every line of agent execution, tool implementation, message processing, gateway code, auth, session management - everything. Led by Jamieson O'Reilly, founder of Dvuln and CREST Advisory Council member.