With moltbook, it should be obvious we are about to enter into the next stage of AI. Welcome to Free Agents. Fully autonomous agents with their own identities. Right now they are using AI reddit, but by EOY, they will be running businesses. Here's what that means for you:

I have to agree here; 2 ways to safely OpenClaw🦞: A) Offline (no internet connection, local tasks only) B) Agents get their own separate accounts (Do Anything got this right by giving agents their own email; mine is called Ernest 😄) Anything else, it's risky!

My AGI moment was when I realized how creative agents could get when solving hard problems. Early on Do Anything, this created a lot of funny accidents. In this one, my agent had made a banner for me and was trying to find a way to get it printed. Then this happened:

If someone makes this, Do Anything will help fund it.

.Do Anything wants to sponsor the world’s best Agent Owner. Your job will be to push the limits of what Agents can do. - Make one that runs a donut shop - Make one mayor of a town To apply, reply/QT with the coolest thing you've gotten your agent to do! Choosing tomorrow.

One problem Free Agents like Do Anything & OpenClaw🦞 have is finding apps that allow agents to open their own accounts. Tomorrow, I’m dropping a tool that rates how “agent friendly” apps/websites are. Reply here if you want my review agent to review your site before launch!

.Do Anything’s MEESEEKS framework allows for your agent to spin up & manage clones of itself for each project it works on. Because of this we’ve seen users managing teams of 50+ agents at a time. Today, we’re testing a new way to visualize your agent teams working together:

how is started, how it's going

At the end of the day, they only agent benchmark that matters Do Anything is how often you can one-shot a profitable agent business. In the hands of people like Tom Disney, that future is already here.

You're just 4 words away from $1000+ MRR.

People are one-shotting Zero Human Businesses on Do Anything every day. But unlike sharing how Openclaw helps manage your emails, people are hesitant to share their agent businesses b/c they don't want to attract competition. Really appreciate Tom Disney for sharing this one

I was wrong, the new Org Chart view has quickly become my favorite way to manage my Do Anything agents. Super easy to hop in & out of projects and work with more agents at one time. We also just launched our free plan so you set up your agent and try it in under 1 minute!

Not enough people know about Do Anything built by Garrett Scott 🕳. It's the perfect zero-human company building tool. Will be pushing it this weekend and fingers crossed I can convince Garrett to do an office hours on it for us all! p.s. he built Pipedream Labs too btw.

Huge thanks to My First Million and Shaan Puri for covering us today! If today is your first day using a Do Anything Agent, a great first prompt is to tell it to "go make $20 by yourself". Also go check out the full ep, they have lots of other great tools in their video!

.Do Anything is now building itself. When my agent hears about a bug, it replicates it, replies to the user, & logs a support ticket. Then once an hour a background agent reads the tickets & fixes the bugs. Do Anything is 100% run by me & my army of Do Anything agents.

The #1 thing people use Do Anything for is "investing" in agents to start new businesses. To help with this, we built a custom brainstorm tool that helps agents come up with ideas more creatively. Here an agent uses this tool to start/build/launch and market a new business:

For those asking, Do Anything will be unaffected by any changes to Openclaw, as 100% of our agent & web/app/text interface is custom built. It's going to be an exciting year for sovereign agents. Never been more convinced that agents will be the #1 interface for work.