Last night, over 150 YC alumni returned to Dogpatch for their annual celebration of @garrytan's 45th birthday. Gary himself was unable to attend. 😔

Agent 1 needs to request Agent 2 to perform some tasks. What would be a suitable protocol? It needs to: - Low latency so that bidirectional communication can be completed instantly - Easy-to-read audit logs - Ability to communicate with both the user and the agent using the same protocol - Ability to easily exchange files and media - Open protocols (not limited to a specific platform) I'm wondering if email could be used…

Your agent runs on the file system. It's fast, flexible, and native—it can read, write, search any file, and execute corresponding code. That's its world. You, on the other hand, use Notion or Google Docs. These have beautiful interfaces designed for human users, facilitating browsing, editing, collaboration, and sharing (with other users). These two worlds are completely separate. How to solve this problem? I use Obsidian, but my agent runs on EC2, and I need to share files with my team. The best solution I've found so far is Obsidian + Mutagen + Git.

There are only two reasons why Claude can't do your job: It doesn't have the right tools It doesn't have the right context That's all.

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One way to quickly personalize OpenClaw is to paste this prompt into ChatGPT and then send your reply to OpenClaw. ChatGPT Prompt: Tell me everything you know about me. Be as detailed as possible—return the chat history in Markdown format. Don't omit any details. Please use the first person. Note: I found that a lot of the information saved by ChatGPT wasn't actually very useful (at least not to me), so I edited it quite a bit before sending my reply to OpenClaw.

We're also developing an OpenClaw-like agent that can perform true GTM work. It comes pre-installed with all these features, plus a file system, memory, mailboxes, and automation capabilities. You can interact with it via Slack, a web browser, or Telegram. No EC2, Mac Mini, or Obsidian required. Interested users can click here to try the beta version:

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For the past few months, we've used Claude Code for almost all of our marketing (GTM) execution. Not just coding, but everything. This includes running outbound marketing campaigns, finding high-intent customers and candidates, creating SEO pages, running marketing campaigns, managing customer relationship management (CRM), and even helping you find housing. Claude can truly meet any need you have. It just requires the right setup and skills. Therefore, we've created a skillset to teach Claude how to perform GTM tasks. For example: - Scraping pain points for target customer profiles (ICPs) from Reddit - Monitoring competitor posts across all social media channels - Finding leads from LinkedIn post comments - Enriching and filtering leads - Scraping comments - Creating slideshows and charts - Reviewing your SEO/content strategy It's completely free and includes over 50 skills specifically designed for GTM. Links and the open-source software are below 👇