It’s super easy to setup too, he’s 100% right. If you want the quick way to set this up, check out this git repo I made awhile back: https://t.co/wvfT4OOEZk

Yesterday was day 5/184 of trying to make $50K in profit from torturing Claude. Yesterday: • Aditus: an app that sets up OpenClaw (almost done (relatively speaking)) • "Mystery app" - UI polish + bug fixes (NDA'd) • Skied (spring break) I know "mystery app" sounds fake. When

Zero-human companies are real now (they’ve been real, but just a bit difficult to make work) Thankfully, @alphaschoolatx has been prepping us for this since middle school. no excuses now, I have to make some money

bro, apparently slack is a browser. discord is a browser. spotify is a browser. vs code is a browser. everything is just a browser

Day 3/184 before I have to reach $50,000 profit Traveling to ski for spring break. Still working, but no WiFi on planes meant basically just X and planning today. Do you cut back your hours on vacation or try to keep the same pace?

Bill Gurley wrote a book on how to get rich off your obsession; my high school told us to read it and asked us: “what are we getting wrong?” Turns out we already got a lot right: - We use the concept of ikigai to help freshmen find what they’re obsessed with before they build

Day 2 of getting $50,000 in 6 months just ended, here's what I got done: - five stars on my Github repo for making subagents on any AI coding platform - responded to/read almost 1k comments (wow) - set up Calendly and Stripe (more about that ↓) Two of my peers: @branson_atx

Yesterday was day 1 of my 6-month journey to $50,000 in profit. I spent most of the day talking about AI coding and my PC repair product @sxsw (i'll get a video soon) I also responded to a LOT of X comments

Yes, thank you @KavinAIReal! I’m excited to start working with sovereign! Kavin is a peer of mine, and he is starting a local AI setup company. I’ll be assisting him with my experience in PC repair

You're using Claude Code at 50% efficiency. I built a system that lets any vibe coding tool break big tasks into subtasks and delegate them automatically. I call it the Legate-Legionary system. You talk to the Legate, it chunks your task into pieces and hands them off to

Fixing the PC repair industry. Just presented in front of 1,000 people @sxsw Using generative AI to solve computer problems. Major headlines from my peers:

THIS IS CRAZY!!! I woke up to 5.5k followers, and 350k views, and it's still going up! wow

I'm a 16 y/o giving myself 6 months to hit $50,000 in revenue. All I have: OpenClaw🦞, Claude Code, Six Months I'll post daily: wins, losses, and everything in between Tomorrow is day 1, Follow to keep up

It works. Now I need real computers with real problems to push it to its limits. Join the waitlist at

No two computers are the same, and neither are two problems. The whole app had to be built around that. There were a LOT of edge cases to cover

@ClaudeCode @openclaw Coding the app was easy. The hard part was knowing how to teach the AI to think like a repair tech; that's where CompTIA saved me.

@ClaudeCode @openclaw You can't build a good AI for a job you don't understand. And you can't understand it just from asking Claude. I got CompTIA certified (possibly overkill) and started fixing computers myself.

My computer just fixed itself in 10 minutes for $1.25 built with @ClaudeCode and @OpenClaw thread on how I built it ↓