Greg Isenberg

You, as a human being, did the Figma, but couldn't you actually just use the OpenClaw or Cloud Code or something like that to help you with that?

For example, if you go back to the Figma...

You could walk into a business and basically say, hey, I want to figure out what we can automate here.

And you do customer interviews with different people on the team.

You record those customer interviews, you get the transcripts, you upload the transcripts, and then you say, hey, based on that, you give this as a reference image

basically say, hey, I want to figure out which automation opportunities have the highest amount of value, lowest amount of effort, cost, and time, give me the top three, and then create Figma.

And I think there's a Figma MCP event

that you can use and you can say like, Hey, like, can you map this thing out based on these customer transcripts?

Does that make, does that make sense?

Or am I?

And if you don't want to use, you know, Figma, you can also even say,

uh you know do output in mermaid uh code and then you can use the mermaid code and insert that into an escala draw or a tl draw or something like that so a little pro tip there nice nice yeah yeah and the yeah and the figma mcp is pretty cool too yeah definitely check that out so

You talked earlier about sub-agents.

I think a lot of people are confused about what is a sub-agent versus a task.

Can you just clearly explain that?

It does.

It does.

Nice.

I think the basic idea is like, in layman's terms, it's

As soon as you have your OpenClaw instance do something, they're busy.