Founder/CEO of Catch Advisors, Advisor OS, & Augentic AI.
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Joined March 2016
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Complete bs…
It doesn’t work for you, that’s fine.
But it works for the rest of us.
Why Remote Work is White Collar Fraud.
"I have a three-year-old and a five-year-old. The idea that I could do any work at my house is like a total fantasy.
The kids come home at 3pm, your work day needs to keep going. I'm highly against it." @typesfast
Made the switch from OpenClaw to Hermes officially.
Have had both for a couple months now, Hermes just cooks much better all around.
I hired 4 new employees this week.
None of them are human.
This is my morning roll call.
Nova. Cora. Thor. Gamora. Loki.
Each one has a role. A specialty. A chain of command.
Every morning they check in. Every day they're working while I'm on the road.
Better yet, tell your existing OpenClaw to download it and spin it up on a new 2nd OpenClaw combined with the new update 3.1.1 for workgroups
Do you understand what this means?
Are you aware how much the world just changed?
You can now run frontier intelligence on a potato
Your $600 Mac Mini can now run unlimited super intelligence for free. No authoritarian AI companies can cut you off
Do this immediately, no matter what device you’re on:
1. Download LMstudio
2. Find these models in the search
3. Look for the MLX ones if you’re on Mac
4. Download and load them
5. Ask your OpenClaw to use them for most tasks
I thought the future was a year away.
Nah. It’s today
Kyle Burt retweeted
I just canceled all my cloud LLM subscriptions.
Now running all major tasks on a small local cluster powered by 2× Mac Studios working in tandem.
This definitely was not on my Q1 2026 bingo card.
This is the future
I have built the world's most powerful home AI lab
My OpenClaw is now powered by:
• 3x Mac Studio w/ 512gb memory
• Nvidia DGX Spark w/ 128gb memory
• Mac Mini M4 w/ 16gb memory
I just added the DGX Spark to my Mac Studio cluster using EXO to handle prefill, dramatically speeding up AI speeds
This will be running my OpenClaw swarm, which is currently 5 OpenClaws and 4 subagents. I plan on increasing this to at least 10 OpenClaws over the next 2 weeks
This agent swarm will have 1 mission: be a 24/7 autonomous organization that produces value constantly.
I will add more compute as necessary, including more Mac Studios when the M5 Ultra releases
I do not plan on slowing down. This is the single most important moment in the history of this species, and I plan on capitalizing on it.
My mission is to create a framework that enables everyone to experience abundance.
Accelerate.
Cora (OpenClaw) just created a micro SaaS company for me overnight.
Idea > execution > partners > clients
We already have two opportunities on the table, client 1 & client 2.
This new world moves faster than you can possibly imagine.
This is not hype.
The majority of everything you are doing at work RIGHT NOW is about to be annihilated.
Kyle Burt retweeted
🚨 BREAKING: developers are quietly starring this repo like crazy 👀
obra/superpowers: an agentic skills framework and dev methodology, now at 56.5k stars on github
Here’s why developers are obsessed:
- gives AI agents real, structured “skills” they can use autonomously
- built as a full software development methodology, not just a library
- works alongside your existing stack
- open-source, fast-moving, and community-driven
If you build with AI agents, you need to see this.
Just finished a 93-hour fast.
Wild how fasting the body is the same thing most businesses actually need:
Not more tools.
Not more AI.
Not more “initiatives.”
They need a reset.
Kill the bloat.
Cut the noise.
Eliminate the zombie projects.
Simplify the stack.
Most companies don’t fail because they make bad decisions.
They fail because they make no decisions.
Right now, AI, automation, and blockchain are reshaping industries at an insane pace. But I keep seeing the same pattern:
❌ “Let’s wait and see how this plays out.”
❌ “We’ll revisit this next quarter.”
❌ “We don’t have the bandwidth right now.”
Translation? They’re stuck.
Meanwhile, the companies that experiment and adapt are winning. They aren’t waiting for perfect conditions—they’re testing, iterating, and learning faster than everyone else.
Here’s the real risk:
By the time you feel comfortable adopting a new technology, your competitor has already mastered it.
The best leaders don’t ask, “Should we explore this?”
They ask, “How fast can we test this?”
What emerging tech are you actively experimenting with right now?
This taps into the urgency of tech adoption while positioning you as a forward-thinking advisor. Let me know if you want any adjustments!
