Nick Vasilescu

So that's kind of an interesting topic there.

Yeah.

But yeah, so as far as OpenClaw goes, it's a huge opportunity.

I just want to throw this in here.

Andreessen Horowitz talks about computer use agents.

I view OpenClaw as a computer use agent.

You're giving an agent a computer and it's able to use that computer.

It's a computer use agent, but that's half the story.

The other half of the story is for it to be able to...

click around, actually operate a graphical user interface on legacy softwares and systems.

And so you can imagine in here, this automation I built, this is navigating a legacy platform for this client that doesn't have any clean APIs, and it's able to click in, download reports,

and actually be the universal API to be able to solve problems that you couldn't previously solve without computer use agents.

So I think there's a huge opportunity here.

And Andreessen Horowitz, they talk about it, and they say, we believe that to properly verticalize computer use agents and assist companies in adopting it will be a major area of exploration for startups.

And to me, this screams OpenClaw.

Can you create a vertical use case for OpenClaw for a business and actually assist that company in adopting it?

I think that's the huge opportunity here.

So going back to this workspace we have set up for you, with all the people setting up OpenClaw, you could set it up as easy as

I invite Greg to this workspace.

I create him a new computer.