Brad Schmidt

If you're a custom home builder and you're not using @grok and @bot yet, you're missing out. Earlier this year I started with OpenClaw and built a system that rebuilt my website, ran SEO, posted to social, watched QuickBooks and helped process invoices. It also worked with JobTread, our project management tool, to help manage AP and AR and build budgets. It worked, but it was finicky, and I spent a lot of my time maintaining it. Usage was the one bottleneck. I kept maxing it out and waiting for the weekly reset. Then last week @spacexai released new subscription plans, and that problem is basically gone. I built more in the last few days than I used to build in a full week. Here's what it's running for me now: Watching QBO and keeping the books clean Lien waivers: when we pay a sub, it fills in the waiver and sends it for signature through Documenso. It skips big box stores and small payments, checks my email for hand-signed ones that come back, and files them in the job folder. Weekly client progress updates that send on their own Client selections, onboarding and look-aheads Punch lists: I text it photos from the job site, and it turns them into a PDF and JobTread to-dos for my team Meeting notes: every client meeting on Zoom, Plaud or Abstract Talk (our own meeting app) gets picked up automatically. It pulls out the action items, splits them by job when one meeting covers several, creates JobTread to-dos assigned to the right person with due dates, adds scope items to the client's project hub, and emails the team their tasks. Our website, SEO and social posts And plenty more I'm forgetting. @bot is the one tool running all of it now. Kudos to @poteto and the whole @bot team, and to @spacexai. A big thank you for building something that actually runs my business!