Full Tutorial: Set Up Your 24/7 AI Employee in 20 Minutes (OpenClaw)
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[0:00] Hey everyone. Today I want to show you
[0:02] how to set up Claude, the best personal
[0:05] AI assistant that I've ever used. Claude
[0:08] is like an employee that you can chat
[0:10] with in your favorite messaging apps. It
[0:12] can manage your emails and calendar,
[0:14] push code to GitHub, send you alerts and
[0:17] webinars, and much more. So, in this
[0:20] video, I'm going to walk through my
[0:22] favorite use cases for Claude and how
[0:24] you can set it up yourself to try it
[0:27] out. Okay, so this is the website for
[0:29] Claude. And honestly, Claudebot is the
[0:33] most impressive AI product that I've
[0:35] tried since Claw Code. Now, people are
[0:37] rushing to buy Mac minis to give it a
[0:40] home, but all you really need is a Claw
[0:43] Code subscription and an old laptop to
[0:46] start. Okay, so let me give you a demo
[0:49] of Claude in action. So, here I have
[0:52] Claude set up on my Telegram messaging
[0:54] app, right? And I've asked it to not
[0:57] share any personal information because
[0:59] we're recording a video right now. All
[1:01] right. So, first thing I'm going to ask
[1:02] it to do is to give me a roast. And
[1:05] let's see what it comes up with. It has
[1:08] access to my Google Drive and Gmail and
[1:10] everything else. So, hopefully it'll
[1:11] give me something that's pretty
[1:12] personalized. All right, here we go. You
[1:14] asked for it. You're a PM by day and a
[1:16] creator by night, which is a fancy way
[1:18] of saying you answer emails and then
[1:20] talk about answering emails. You got an
[1:22] AI assistant, a smart home, and every
[1:24] productivity app ever made. And yet here
[1:26] you are asking me to roast you instead
[1:28] of working. It's pretty good so far,