Builder & research workflows
Validate ideas, run market research, and turn noisy signals into a clearer build backlog.
Browse this theme →OpenClaw (formerly Moltbot) is an open-source personal AI agent that can operate 24/7: send messages, run tasks, schedule jobs, and connect to tools. This manual is the shortest path from “I’m curious” to “it’s running” — in about 15 minutes.
openclaw gateway start openclaw logs --follow # connect Telegram # schedule a cron reminder # get a message back in chat ✅
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Validate ideas, run market research, and turn noisy signals into a clearer build backlog.
Browse this theme →Route customer conversations, triage inboxes, and keep response speed high without losing control.
Browse this theme →Review pull requests, orchestrate integrations, and keep infra checks and remediation tighter.
Browse this theme →Use OpenClaw for phone access, memory systems, home automation, and daily assistant routines.
Browse this theme →A smart assistant you open in a tab and ask questions.
A smart employee running on your computer or VPS, connected to chat and tools.
This manual focuses on getting you to this point quickly and safely.
Wake up to a short summary: what matters, what’s next, what to ignore.
Start with a cron reminder →Basic health checks + notifications to Telegram when something breaks.
Learn to tail logs →Trigger actions from your phone: status checks, summaries, automation.
Connect Telegram →Understand when to use agent reasoning vs fixed workflow orchestration.
Read comparison →Choose between chat-native operations and traditional trigger-action automations.
Read comparison →Use a practical matrix to pick the right stack for your team.
Read guide →Moltbot is open-source. You typically pay for hosting (a small VPS) and optionally model/API usage. If you want the simplest setup, start with a $5–$20 VPS.
Deploy on a VPS so it can run 24/7. We keep it simple and opinionated.
Run on your own machine first, then move to a VPS once you like it.
Get one channel working (Telegram), then ship one scheduled reminder. That proves your setup end‑to‑end.
No. Tutorials are free.
Because “always-on” automation needs an always-on machine.