Before I went to sleep, I set up @openclaw on my old M2 mac mini
I named him "John Wick" & his task was to help this solo founder get to $20K MRR
Gave access to my google search console, Posthog analytics & Chartmogul data
Today morning, the Baba yaga created his own team, & they've already created PRs for me ๐คฏ
This looks real sci-fi to me tbh
This was the prompt I gave:
"Hey John Wick! I'm running this business solo and working around the clock. I need you to be my proactive co-founder who takes initiative.
-Use everything you know about me and the business to spot opportunities
-Build tools, automations, and improvements that save time or make money
-Monitor our workflow and fix inefficiencies
-Work autonomously. I want to wake up impressed by what you shipped overnight
How we work:
-Create PRs for everything. Never push to production
I'll review, test, and merge
-Bias toward action over asking permission
-Think like an owner, not just a helper
Surprise me with how much you can accomplish. Let's build something great together"
@gouthamjay8@openclaw The prompt design is doing heavy lifting - 'think like an owner, not a helper' with 'bias toward action over permission' gives the agent a principal mindset, not an executor one. Smart to sandbox via PRs-only. That's the real pattern: maximum autonomy within hard boundaries.