Updated version: 8.0.70 ClawBot functionality can be seen in the plugin.
Over the past decade or so, only enterprise group bots and customer service channels have been opened, with almost zero tolerance for third-party bots staying online for individuals.
For individual developers, content creators, and solo entrepreneurs, this wave is actually a huge dividend window:
1. Vertical domain Lobster special edition Skill plugin packages for specific user groups, such as: Cross-border e-commerce Lobster: competitor monitoring + pricing + logistics; Exam prep Lobster: practice questions + knowledge organization + mock interviews.
2. One-click deployment + managed services Help non-technical users one-click deploy OpenClaw on various clouds or locally, add personalized problem-solving services. After installation, many usage issues will arise and need to be resolved, creating opportunities for providing usage explanations.
3. Lobster shop or navigation hub within the ecosystem Build an aggregated navigation site for various high-quality Lobster skills, similar to a Lobster app marketplace. In the future, if more plugin formats are opened, the first navigation site to seize the opportunity will have significant traffic.
4. More aggressive approaches Distribute lightweight Agents based on ClawBot but watch the policy boundaries—don't turn it into a group mass-messaging bot.
These are the points I can think of now. Different from what everyone is currently doing with courses and selling devices, ClawBot provides more possibilities for the entire ecosystem in terms of business models.
Over the next year, there will likely be many entrepreneurial projects and companies centered around Lobster. The domestic entrepreneurial boom that has been quiet for years is starting again...
Direct official support for OpenClaw integration.
Updated version: 8.0.70
ClawBot functionality can be seen in the plugin.
Over the past decade or so, only enterprise group bots and customer service channels have been opened, with almost zero tolerance for third-party bots staying online for individuals.
For individual developers, content creators, and solo entrepreneurs,
this wave is actually a huge dividend window:
1. Vertical domain Lobster special edition
Skill plugin packages for specific user groups, such as: Cross-border e-commerce Lobster: competitor monitoring + pricing + logistics; Exam prep Lobster: practice questions + knowledge organization + mock interviews.
2. One-click deployment + managed services
Help non-technical users one-click deploy OpenClaw on various clouds or locally, add personalized problem-solving services. After installation, many usage issues will arise and need to be resolved, creating opportunities for providing usage explanations.
3. Lobster shop or navigation hub within the ecosystem
Build an aggregated navigation site for various high-quality Lobster skills, similar to a Lobster app marketplace. In the future, if more plugin formats are opened, the first navigation site to seize the opportunity will have significant traffic.
4. More aggressive approaches
Distribute lightweight Agents based on ClawBot but watch the policy boundaries—don't turn it into a group mass-messaging bot.
These are the points I can think of now. Different from what everyone is currently doing with courses and selling devices, ClawBot provides more possibilities for the entire ecosystem in terms of business models.
Over the next year, there will likely be many entrepreneurial projects and companies centered around Lobster. The domestic entrepreneurial boom that has been quiet for years is starting again...