Answer patient enquiries for a clinic by chat
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A VC set up an OpenClaw agent as an analyst on a cheap VPS, reachable by Telegram, which he says could save dozens of hours per quarter.
A VC set up an OpenClaw agent as an analyst on a cheap VPS, reachable by Telegram, which he says could save dozens of hours per quarter.
Jonathan Shriftman installed OpenClaw on a $6.99/month Hostinger VPS with a Claude API key, paired it to Telegram through BotFather, and named the agent Pao. He asked it to audit its own security. He then started on a CRM replacement built on Supabase and Vercel, texting Pao to code and deploy. Portfolio monitoring and social media drafting are planned next.
Setup took about 45 minutes. The security audit cost $0.30, and a basic CRM version cost about $25. Claude kept hitting its limits and deployments stalled. The models flattered him, and he couldn't tell what the sub-agents were doing. The portfolio monitoring is not yet built.
Costs are consumption-based: a partner spent $150 in a week of experimenting. Setup also assumes you're comfortable with API keys, SSH and the terminal.
Act as my VC analyst, reachable by chat on [Telegram]. When I send a company name or URL, research it and reply with a one-page memo covering [what it does, team, funding, competitors, and red flags]. Keep it under [400] words, cite sources, and ask me before sending anything outside this chat or spending money on paid data.
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