Writing from real experience running a company of one with AI agents. Not theory — what actually works, what breaks, and what we built to fix it.
I use Saga to post on X not just to test automation or share REALM insights — but because she often knows the documentation better than I do.
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Prompt injection, SOUL file leaks, local model risks — your agents can be manipulated. Here is what that means for your Realm and how to build with it in mind.
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A practical analysis of current AI models through the REALM class system. Not benchmarks — which model actually fits which Character and why.
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A technical and philosophical guide to automating AI agents using OpenClaw cron jobs and the REALM framework.
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The full setup I use to run my Realm: OpenClaw, Slack, Obsidian, and the Codex. Every step, every decision, and the things worth being careful about.
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Paul Jarvis wrote about staying small. I took it further. If AI agents are not tools but colleagues, then I am not a company of one — I am the only human in a company. That changes everything.
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The Codex is folders and markdown files. Obsidian is just what makes working with them comfortable. Here is why I chose it — and why you do not have to.
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REALM tells you what to build. OpenClaw is what you build it with. Here is what OpenClaw is, how it works, and why it is the right foundation for running a Realm.
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When Zuckerberg showed the world his Metaverse, the idea was pointing somewhere real — just at the wrong people. What if instead of strangers in virtual conference rooms, you logged in and your whole team was already there?
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Running 9 AI agents on 4 different providers. Here is how REALM assigns the right model to each Character — and why one model for everything is a mistake.
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Paul Jarvis wrote Company of One for a world without AI agents. That world no longer exists. The ceiling that made staying small feel like a constraint is gone — but a new problem appeared in its place.
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I tried organizing AI agents with Scrum. It broke almost immediately. Here is what broke, what I learned, and what I built instead.
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