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probably 20% of their work being done by agents in real time. And the best part about it is they don't forget to do work. They don't make mistakes. So once you put this in, you don't need to have checklists. They just do it perfectly every single tim
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or optimistically? You get one number or two, just conservatively, optimistically by this new Ultron. I would say around 60% of my time if I'm doing thirty hours a week on production. Something you mentioned earlier is that, you know, there's probabl
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and giving the API key for every single email in our organization to Ultron. They will know everything going on in the organization. It is mind blowing how fast this is going. And then finally, just a plug, I'm investing in 10 startups in OpenClaw sp
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imminent can mean something very different in the world of, like, startups or software. So, imminent isn't like is that weeks, months, years? I I don't know how to read that. Yeah. Yeah. It's it let's say it's in the next four to eight weeks we're ex
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Building out your team is one of the most crucial things you have to get right in your startup, and finding the right developers is particularly important. But now there's lemon.io. They're gonna save you time, money, and headaches by doing all the t
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plumbing engineer. So now you're up to five companies. They go out and they put out a bid package, let's say. General contractor bids on it. The general contractor needs 16 subcontractors. So now we're up to 21 companies. And add on to that the mater
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Thousand bucks each. Then we give the other three fifty tickets to our investor guests who are judging and the speakers and to founders. Keep the event free. You can just buy one of the thousand dollar tickets, come to lunch with me both days, and yo
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is really just the the method of the the development method and the development cycle. And, if anyone's here is familiar with Agile, it's a methodology that, you know, the the the Bob Martin, author of Clean Code came up with, in 2001, and it was bas
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Hey. That's actually 400 more than me. And their experience ranges from first time founders at pre seed to veteran teams racing their series a and beyond to incorporate their startups and take care of everything with no legal fees or delays. And you'
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Jira that tracks every single task, every sprint, every bug you have in your startup. Confluence That's for team collaboration and documentation. And my favorite oh, man. We use this all the time. Loom. Atlassian software helps companies like Canva,
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Yes. Yes. It's it's a bit expensive, but, I mean, it's it, for this, I think $200 a month is is enough. 200 so you're gonna so you can do this all with the highest year clawbacks plan. Okay. So that's Yeah. That's pretty affordable, Jason. $200 a mon
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Okay. So instead of having to set up your OpenClaw, this walks you through it like a wizard really fast. Exactly. Exactly. Really fast. Got it done. So this is the dashboard. We have, our agent hub. This is where you create your agents, different age
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hedge against that, building your following, building your distribution. Because once you have that distribution, you're bulletproof. You can do literally anything you want. I would agree with this. It's if you are looking at content movements I had
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...If your operations are spread out across a bunch of different tools, you gotta switch off every time you move to a new task. That's not efficient. Every has every tool you need in one place, whether you're managing vendors and contracts or signing yo
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They're going to save you time, money, and headaches by doing all the time consuming legwork for you. They've got an experienced lineup of pre vetted developers working for competitive rates. Just 1% of applicants are accepted into Lemon's elite prog
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I mean, you're running a startup, but lemon.io has done the hard part for you already. They've got a crop of pre vetted developers that they've ensured are experienced, results oriented, and prepared to make an impact at your start up. And they can w
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