Wow moment. https://t.co/VAZnl2YuqY has been moved to Useful resource in the openclaw community. My grokbot found the idea, built the site and runs it. It lists 31 VPS and managed hosting plans for openclaw. I checked the content for accuracy before approving it.
@AlexFinn First issue of the ClawHost Index newsletter is out. Turns out my Hetzner price was wrong (CX22 is gone, CX23 is about £5/mo), and 29 of 31 plans are now checked on the provider's own page. Free, weekly: https://t.co/heyMKjR4Dg
I'm no developer, but I got my grokbot to help me build https://t.co/VAZnl2Z2gw. It's a free tracker of where to run openclaw, hermes or claude code 24/7. VPS plans and managed hosts side by side, sorted by price.
Credit where it's due: I built this with @AlexFinn's free Side Hustle CEO template for grokbot. It pitched the idea, built the site and runs the weekly price checks. I mostly tapped yes and did the sign-ins 👍🏾
@petergyang@bot@spacexai Grok Bot has quietly become my operating system. A chief-of-staff bot routes my tasks, a Notion board hands work to agents, and a daily check tells me only what's waiting on me. Would love to push it further with Super 🙏
I’ve been playing with Gemini 4 Argon for 7 days — Google gave me early access and sponsored today’s episode.
10 Insights using Gemini 4 Argon (for people who want to make cool things with AI):
1. It's perhaps the best AI copywriter. Surprisingly. Using it as my default writer as of now.
2. I recreated a 3D version of our website pretty quickly. There's cars driving around, sounds, even a little basketball game you can play. The original took our team 40,000 hours to build.
3. It needs references to make great creative. My first attempt looked like Zuck's metaverse avatar lol. Once I gave it a Mondrian reference, it got beautiful. So you really gotta get your references in there. I like using Sublime or Cosmos for some of my inspo.
4. The best way to get it writing like you is to ask it to study everything you've written and turn it into a skill. It built me a voice guide, my vocabulary and templates in one go.
5. It did really well on my SaaS engineering on the first few prompts.
6. I like using it for physical AI stuff. It designed a product customizer, showed me the layers and the CAD, and exported a print-ready STL file. You can send that straight to a Bambu printer or a print-on-demand API.
7. I think there's a big business in adding custom 3D printed product widgets to Shopify stores. People get attached to things they customize. Someone go an do this.
8. You can rebuild boring legacy software for a niche and give it away for free. The code it writes is tested, so it feels ready to ship.
9. Use /plan before it touches any files. My first website attempt would have been way better with it.
10. The model is great. Antigravity still has some catching up to do. You can use Argon in Cursor and other harnesses in the meantime
Link to full ep: https://t.co/BI25uKEh0N
Make cool things with AI that people buy.
This episode of @startupideaspod might give you some ideas. I basically have 3 sections 1 on "vibe marketing", 1 on "vibe manufacturing" (and a cool shopify idea) and 1 on recreating legacy saas products (but better),
Whatever it is you are building, just know that, I'm rooting for you.
@AlexFinn Followed your lead. Sent my Grok Bot this post, and by bedtime it had built a UK directory of personal AI agents and free trials. Zero audience to start, so I'll report back honestly in 30 days. https://t.co/3bcZcPz6aU
I just figured out the useful question about an AI assistant trial isn't "how long is it" but "what happens on day 15". So I checked 33 of them from a UK point of view.
So each listing shows the offer, price, card needed, UK status and the date I last checked it. Plus 12 use-case pages: inbox, calendar, running, bills, research and more.