Not prototypes and not slideware. Each one is live, does its job without supervision, and has an outcome attached.
Real completed sales
An agent that lists, prices, and sells on eBay end to end through the Sell API, with purchase approval held for a human over Telegram.
Listing copy, pricing, and fulfilment run without supervision. The one thing it will not do on its own is spend money: purchases wait for a yes over Telegram. Actual revenue, not a demo.
30+ days unattended
Daily posting to X with original generated visuals, plus outbound engagement and lead research.
Ran for over a month straight without being touched — writing, generating the image, posting, then working replies and researching leads. Every visual is produced by the system.
45 min → 4 min
Manual onboarding replaced with an automated flow from first enquiry to booked and paid.
Enquiry, qualification, scheduling, payment, and record creation with zero human touch. What used to be a 45-minute phone-and-paperwork ritual now takes four minutes and happens while I'm asleep.
8 agents, always on
Eight coordinated agents on OpenClaw, running on a Mac mini M4 with long-term shared memory.
Task routing, coordination, and recall across Claude, xAI, local models, Python, Telegram, and Obsidian. Oracle commands and delegates; the other seven each own a function.
Videos shipped
Concept to publish — scripted, generated, and scheduled autonomously.
Turns corridor work into finished video without anyone opening a timeline. Real videos, published.
Live on Gumroad
A digital product built, packaged, and published by the crew.
Proof that the systems running the operation can also ship saleable products out of it, rather than only maintaining themselves.
Running on a Mac mini M4 under OpenClaw, coordinating across Claude, xAI, and local models with shared long-term memory.
Corridor Worlds — a multiplayer world with live LLM agents that hold memory and personality in a persistent space.
In development. It lands here when the real build is ready to be seen.
Thirty minutes. We look at where the work is leaking and what could run without you. If automation isn't the answer, I'll say so.
