Clawd Bot is a 24/7 assistant with access to its own computer.
What if there were ten,
or a hundred,
or a thousand??
all running 24/7 in the cloud with access to your files, your Gmail, calendar, everything about you...
That's the future, and we're living it today.
composio is really becoming the one stop shop for agents
> pick your harness
> connect it to composio
bam you just gave your agent every tool, app connector, skill, and more
and it's literally just with a single MCP
love this company
composio is really becoming the one stop shop for agents
> pick your harness
> connect it to composio
bam you just gave your agent every tool, app connector, skill, and more
and it's literally just with a single MCP
love this company
We’re giving away $1 million to agents.
Introducing Composio Instant: the easiest way for agents to pay for their own tools.
Claim your agent's share: https://t.co/aZwPzrGNoZ
the best FDEs look like consultants from McKinsey who know AI inside out.
a CEO only buys once you understand their business operations and solve their problems directly.
the real margin is locking them in on compute and inference.
Instinct, Muse, Dot and Grokbot are personal agents. I wanted a business agent.
So I built Bops.
Every Bop gets its own computer (4 screens), phone number and email.
Bop it. Text it. Call it. Your Bops remember everything.
I built Bops in a weekend.
In the demo, I ask my agent about a recent sales meeting, call it from my phone, then keep going by text. Same agent, same context.
Here's how I put it together:
1. Design the app in Paper. I worked through the interface before building it, using Paper's MCP connection with Claude.
2. Build in T3 Code + Claude. I kept the project in one long-running workspace.
3. Give the agents the tools for the job:
- Orgo: computers
- AgentMail: email
- AgentPhone: calls and texts
- Composio: app connections
- Treg: people and company research
- Jev: screen monitoring
- OpenAI: agent and voice
The 9:33 walkthrough shows the demo and how the stack fits together.
YouTube link in the first reply.
selling a $10k/mo software app makes zero sense anymore.
you make way more setting up a Hermes agent for a business and charging to run it.
wildly better margins.
@dsllwn both. its a full computer with chrome, so your agent can do screen based computer use or drive chrome through the DOM. i open sourced a bridge for that: https://t.co/vaIpxpXbuO