Host personal agents in sandboxes for cents a month
A bootstrapped YC founder explains how his sandbox service runs personal Claude Code and OpenClaw agents for about $0.05-$0.10 per free user a month.
Real things people did with OpenClaw, sourced and with recipes.
A bootstrapped YC founder explains how his sandbox service runs personal Claude Code and OpenClaw agents for about $0.05-$0.10 per free user a month.
A userβs OpenClaw agent called restaurants in Dubai with a strict brief and declined to book when a must-have was missing.
An OpenClaw user says his biggest early mistake was running cron jobs through the LLM; scripts are faster and cheaper.
A licensed brokerage built an agent API so personal agents like OpenClaw can compare umbrella and home insurance for you.
At an AI meetup, Onuralp Taner demos how he runs his life with OpenClaw.
A builder made a free, open-source gravity, orbits and time-dilation explorer with his OpenClaw agent and GPT-6 Astra.
A SaaS SRE team that struggled with general agents in incident response built its own Rust agent.
A builderβs OpenClaw agent bought a domain and started building the product; he approved the purchase through an approval tool he built.
A developer built a CLI, MCP and plugins so his OpenClaw agent, Codex and Claude can use Appleβs personal apps.
Fireship tries OpenClaw and shows the use case that finally made it worthwhile.
A physician shows how he uses OpenClaw instead of a virtual assistant, starting with a secure setup.
Peter Yang walks through setting up OpenClaw with memory and five real use cases in 30 minutes.
A creator replaced hours of monthly bookkeeping with OpenClaw running inside Discord.
Five real AI agent use cases each morning, each with a recipe and a source. Plus a Sunday roundup. Free.