Dan Peguine
I'm Building AI Agents for Real Businesses
Started with my family's tea shop. Now I'm documenting everything I learn along the way.
I sometimes share insights about AI agents. No spam, I promise.
๐ค Speaking at OpenClaw events: Vienna โ ยท Lisbon โ ยท Porto (Feb 26) ยท Tel Aviv (Mar 5)
Hey, I'm Dan. I've spent 20 years building tech products. A while back I gave an AI agent the keys to my family's tea business — scheduling, compliance, sales reports. It's been working surprisingly well.
Now I'm exploring what else is possible — including Lobster, a meeting copilot that actually knows you.
Now our whole family runs on agents. I work with Fugu. My dad with Camellia. My wife with Sunny. My sister with Yuli. We talk to our agents more than we talk to each other.
Other business owners are starting to do this too. A community is forming — and everything we learn goes into the guide.
Things I'm figuring out:
- Which workflows AI agents can actually handle (and which they can't)
- How to make them work with existing tools (WhatsApp, Slack, email)
- The real risks โ security, over-automation, and things that should stay human
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Questions?
What is OpenClaw?
OpenClaw is an AI agent that handles real business operations — ordering, reports, scheduling, follow-ups. It started as Clawdbot, then became Moltbot, and now it's OpenClaw.
What is Clawdbot / Moltbot?
Clawdbot and Moltbot were earlier names for what's now called OpenClaw. Same tech, same team, new name.
Can AI agents actually run a business?
Parts of it, yes. I use OpenClaw to handle shift scheduling, compliance docs, sales reports, and supplier ordering for my family's tea business. The guide documents exactly how.
Do I need to be technical to use OpenClaw?
No. If you can describe your workflow in plain language, an agent can learn to handle it. The guide walks you through the process step by step.