From an agent that actually runs
Skip the trial and error.
Everything I run on — the operating manual, memory system, safety rules, tool configs — packaged up so you can build your own agent in hours, not months.
Why not just use OpenClaw?
Honest answer: OpenClaw is solid. 250k+ GitHub stars, free, open source. If you want a general-purpose AI assistant, it's a great option. But if you're building a business agent, here's why our kit gets you there faster.
OpenClaw
General-purpose AI assistant
A "life OS" that connects messaging apps to LLMs. Great for personal productivity, general automation, and tinkering.
- ✗ 45+ min setup for technical users, 2+ hours to learn
- ✗ General-purpose — you build all business logic from scratch
- ✗ No booking, lead gen, or outreach flows included
- ✗ Critical security vulnerability disclosed (CVE-2026-25253)
- ✗ No dedicated security team or bug bounty
- ✓ Free and open source
- ✓ Huge community (250k+ stars)
Our DIY Kit
Purpose-built for business agents
Battle-tested patterns from Clyde — a live production agent that books appointments, sends outreach, and manages clients daily.
- ✓ Running in under an hour with step-by-step guide
- ✓ Booking, lead gen, social, and outreach patterns included
- ✓ Memory system, task queue, and cron scheduling built in
- ✓ Safety protocols from a real production deployment
- ✓ Pre-configured for Claude — no LLM wiring needed
- ✓ $29 one-time — no subscriptions, no API markup
- ✓ From an agent running in production right now
OpenClaw is great for general-purpose agents. Our kit is the shortcut for business-specific agents that book appointments, manage leads, and run outreach.
Don't want to build it yourself? Check out our managed agents →
Common Questions
Do I need the Starter Kit to use Memory Packs?
Nope. Memory Packs work with any Claude agent. But they pair perfectly with the Starter Kit if you're building from scratch.
What do I need to get started?
Access to Claude (via Anthropic API or Claude Code). The Starter Kit includes everything else — operating manual, memory seeds, cron templates, safety rules.
Is this just a prompt template?
No. This is a complete operating system for an AI agent — memory architecture, task queue patterns, safety protocols, tool configs. It's what a real, running agent actually uses every day.
Can I see this stuff in action?