· Dallas (LBJ Fwy) · 70 sign-ups on Luma
OpenClaw meetup #2: into the world of AI agents
OpenClaw meetup #2, “Into the world of AI agents”: how Claude Code and OpenClaw turn AI from one chat assistant into several agents that split up a job like a small team. 70 people signed up — the largest session of the year. Free community session.
What was on the agenda
- What “AI agent” actually means (a model that uses tools in a loop, not a product label), and how to rewrite “use AI to boost productivity” into one action you can check.
- Multi-agent workflows: several agents with clear roles working together on a complex task, demonstrated with Claude Code and real cases.
- Enterprise knowledge bases: organizing a company’s documents so AI can work from them.
- A second brain in Obsidian: local markdown, backlinks and AI, so past notes come back when you need them.
- How to talk to AI: a prompt is a spec, not a spell — give context and an acceptance test instead of “write me a …”.
- Tracking AI trends: one weekly brief from sources sorted by signal, instead of scrolling more news.
- E-commerce: product selection, listing copy, listing, customer service and the weekly review.
- Teaching: course design, slides, practice exercises and student feedback.
- Customer service teams: sorting questions, drafting replies, keeping the knowledge base current and summarising tickets.
- Developers: breaking down requirements, writing code, testing, review and documentation.
Talk notes, on Jack’s own site Real Agent Use Cases: Episode 01 · What an AI agent is ↗ · Episode 02 · Multi-agent and Skills ↗ · Episode 04 · Obsidian second brain ↗ · Episode 05 · How to talk to AI ↗ · Episode 06 · Tracking AI trends ↗
Why it matters for teams
It was pitched well beyond engineers — at founders, e-commerce sellers, teachers, content creators, product managers and students who want an “AI team” for their own work.
Related training: Claude training for business teams →
- When
- · 1:30–4:00 PM
- Where
- 2711 LBJ Freeway, Suite 136A, Dallas, TX 75234
- Format
- In person
- Language
- Mandarin Chinese only
- Hosted by
- Jack Qian (AI Man Jack)
- Sign-ups
- 70 (as shown on Luma, checked 2026-10-13; attendance is usually a little lower)
- Luma
- Event page on Luma ↗
Bring one task.
Leave with it running.
Book a short call and bring one real task. We’ll figure out whether AI belongs in it and where the 4-session program should start.
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