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A user’s OpenClaw agent called restaurants in Dubai with a strict brief and declined to book when a must-have was missing.
A hackathon team built Recourse, which organizes evidence, prepares paperwork and calls customer support for you.
A user trying to stop making support calls had Codex Dot email a retailer, then handed it the phone call when they insisted.
A user used ChatGPT agent mode to find photos of herself across the public web, including pages she had never seen.
A user had ChatGPT agent download and number every Amazon invoice for the year, a job that took him a day by hand last year.
At an AI meetup, Onuralp Taner demos how he runs his life with OpenClaw.
Two AWS architects built Pizza Bot, a local app where background agents drop finished work in Unread and approval requests in Action.
A hobbyist built Vertumnus, customizable posters of when each produce variety is in season, in a single 731-prompt Claude session.
A developer merged decades of social media backups into one timeline and added an MCP server to query it with an LLM.
A developer has Claude split feature plans into small tickets on his self-made board, which his phone assistant can also add to.
A developer syncs his Microsoft mail into a local SQLite database exposed read-only to his agent.
A developer built a CLI, MCP and plugins so his OpenClaw agent, Codex and Claude can use Apple’s personal apps.
A developer built a menu bar app that saves the text of your focused window to daily Markdown files Claude Code can read.
An Android Police writer used Gemini to plan and budget a vacation and says she won’t plan any other way now.
Screenpipe records your screen and audio locally so agents can search what you did and automate repetitive tasks.
Jeff Su gives a beginner’s guide to Gemini Spark, Google’s always-on AI agent.
A developer in Brazil built a page his family can use to send help messages; an LLM summarizes them into SMS, with details by email.
Fireship tries OpenClaw and shows the use case that finally made it worthwhile.
A builder made a local wiki that agents read and write, with private notebooks per agent and a shared team wiki in plain Markdown.
An employee used ChatGPT to organize market data and their results, rehearse objections, and turn a 4% offer into an 11% raise.
Peter Yang walks through setting up OpenClaw with memory and five real use cases in 30 minutes.
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