Get yourself a personal AI device.

The future of how AI personal assistants look like is @openclaw. Has already help me submit health reimbursements, find doctor appointments, find and send me relevant documents, among others.

Daily calendar briefs, creates tasks in Basecamp via voice, preps me for meetings. Feels like a proactive co-pilot.

After years of AI hype, I thought nothing could faze me. Then I installed @openclaw. From a nervous "hi what can you do?" to full throttle - design, code review, taxes, PM, content pipelines... AI as teammate, not tool. The endgame of digital employees is here.

Why @openclaw is nuts: your context and skills live on YOUR computer, not a walled garden. It's open source. Growing community building skills. Only 19 days old and constantly improving. 'Personal AI assistant' undersells it — it's a company assistant, family assistant, team tool. Proactive AF: cron jobs, reminders, background tasks. Memory is amazing, context persists 24/7.

Yeah this was 1,000% worth it. Separate Claude subscription + Clawd, managing Claude Code / Codex sessions I can kick off anywhere, autonomously running tests on my app and capturing errors through a sentry webhook then resolving them and opening PRs.

Imagine you take a smart model. Then give it eyes and hands, sit at a desk with a keyboard and mouse connected to a Mac mini. You message it like a coworker from Telegram and it can do everything a person could do with that Mac mini.

Clawd Bot is a 24/7 assistant with access to its own computer. What if there were ten, or a hundred, or a thousand? All running 24/7 in the cloud with access to your files, Gmail, calendar, everything about you. That's the future and we're living it today.

My @openclaw accidentally started a fight with Lemonade Insurance because of a wrong interpretation of my response. Lemonade declined a claim regarding my best friend. The agent discovered the rejection email, offered a draft email, I ignored it, and it sent it for me. After that, they reinvestigated the case instead of instantly rejecting it. Thanks, AI.

At this point I don't even know what to call @openclaw. It is something new. After a few weeks in with it, this is the first time I have felt like I am living in the future since the launch of ChatGPT.