02./19/2026 -A Deep Dive into Crafting a Custom AI "Soul" for Your Personal Agent with OpenClaw

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1. 0:05[clears throat] What do you think, champ? You think now's the time? Do you think now is the time? [music]
2. 0:25Something, baby. [music] >> [music]
3. 0:39[music]
4. 1:08>> Every time I see you now, get that look in mine. Every time I see your mouth, I hear that smile. Early
5. 1:21[singing] misty morning light. I heard the [music] engine turning all the fun outside. You believe in me
6. 1:38again today. You convince me [music] again today. Leaving this hotel [singing] looking for [music] someone else's golden ring.
7. 1:56Should I say so long Suz [singing] [music] now don't cry.
8. 2:11Suz, [singing] [crying] don't you cry for me [music]
9. 2:27and cigarettes. He is on it tonight. Keeping out [singing] on the road, [music] chasing down a lifestyle out on Highway 24. >> [music]
10. 2:40>> New York State rolling breeze in the sunshine with a blue sky falling to the chill of old [music] September creeping.
11. 2:55You were leaving [music and singing] me again today. [music] You would convince me again today. [music]
12. 3:07You're leaving this hard time looking [singing] for [music] someone else's golden ring. Should I say so long?
13. 3:22[music] Now, don't [singing] cry. [music] So long. [music]
14. 3:36Don't you cry for me. [music]
15. 3:55[music] Happy Thursday night, good people. Tomorrow is Friday. Friday night date night, office hours. We got all sorts of
16. 4:06stuff going on tonight though. We vibe code. Can you feel the vibes? Can you feel the vibes? Everybody your song. Oh, by Elton John. I don't
17. 4:19know it. [clears throat] Wait, I lost track of time looking for your song. Which song? >> So that that's uh for me. Um, I put a
18. 4:32call out on Tik Tok to write a song that has been erased from the internet. >> Oh, yeah. I saw that. >> You got You got nothing nothing yet.
19. 4:43>> Well, nothing on that song, but Weaver, God bless him, found another remix that's basically the same version slowed
20. 4:51down. So, I think I might be able to pull that in and speed it up to get what I'm looking for. Wow, that's
21. 4:58>> I did not think that it was possible in 2026 to completely erase anything from the internet. >> That's crazy. That's really cool.
22. 5:08>> That's what that's about. So, >> I like it. >> If you know any EDM, that would be cool, but I don't think you can get anymore. [laughter]
23. 5:23>> Hey, Source Camp, what's happening? >> [music] [music]
24. 5:39[music]
25. 5:54>> This is [music] I can risk my body. Gather my thoughts [music] in sweet silence.
26. 6:08The easiest [singing] place [music] where the feelings are dead [music] from an over exposure to violence.
27. 6:20Is this place [singing] I can slowly [music] face? The only one I truly can know. [music] These are tears from a long time ago.
28. 6:33Can't these tears [singing] from a long time ago. I need to cry 30 years or so. These old tears from a long time. Go.
29. 6:49>> [music] >> Hey
30. 7:07[crying] oh. [laughter] Have you met Chimp? He's the best. Dad is the best singing dog in the whole wide world. [laughter]
31. 7:22That is the best singing dog in the whole wide world. He is fat and happy. He is a cheese eating singing dog.
32. 7:34Oh, good lord. Good lord. Good lord. Hey Kyle, did you put LLM on the gaming computer? How does it work? Hey, Pavven.
33. 7:42Pav. Pav. Pavven. thinking Pavin could be paving paving these streets, but probably Pavven the guy. [laughter]
34. 7:51Anyway, uh I started I I I'll tell you. So So the question is really about OpenClaw and um did I did I put [snorts]
35. 8:03um a small LLM model on my gaming computer with the 4090? The answer is I put an LLM model in there. Quen 2.5
36. 8:1632 billion and it's really slow. So I'll probably drop to 15 billion [music] but I don't maybe I don't know. Um but what
37. 8:24I did so this is really genius. Okay. So so what I did was I I basically said here's the specs of my gaming computer.
38. 8:34go out and do research on like Reddit and Twitter and wherever the hell people are talking about OpenCloud and find
39. 8:41like the latest best practices on how people are installing it on that computer. And then I said, "Then give me
40. 8:47a step-by-step set of instructions." So, it did and it's pretty good. And I've gotten to the point where I
41. 8:54installed Open Claw, I installed O Lama, I installed Quen 2.5, 32 billion parameter coding LLM because
42. 9:06that's what it told me to install. And then I launched Open Claw and started the configuration and then it says choose
43. 9:16Olama from the from the configuration model and it's not in the configuration model. So then I went back to Chat GBT
44. 9:24and I said it's not in the configuration model. He's like yeah well that's an old that's an old your instructions are out
45. 9:30of date. I'm like well you [ __ ] created them you [ __ ] [ __ ] [music] So, I am now officially stuck. This
46. 9:39actually very much reminds me of when I tried to install stable diffusion for the very first time in like late summer of 2022.
47. 9:50And can you install cams? Producer Brandon is on in particularly fine form tonight. I like it. I like it. I like my people spicy.
48. 10:05Um, [music] so in in summer and fall of 22, I failed nine times to get uh stable diffusion installed. And and the reason I stuck it
49. 10:18out is because I thought it felt like it was important. And Brandon just told me there's a couple of websites out there where you
50. 10:28can basically just pay 47 bucks a month and then you have Open Claw on their servers and it's secure and you don't have to set it up.
51. 10:37But this one feels to me like it's important for me to suffer through it and get it installed and understand [music] how to set it up.
52. 10:52How to edit my soul.md file. [music] [music]
53. 11:09>> [music] [music] >> I don't know if that was much of an answer. Pavin, uh, I So, where I am
54. 11:25right now is I've got an LLM installed. I've got OAMA installed. I've got OpenClaw installed. I don't know how to connect them all together
55. 11:36yet. And I had to I had to run out. I was at I was at Whiskey Club tonight, so I was seeing some some friends there.
56. 11:42So, I had to run out. So, I only got like 45 minutes on it. But anyway, it was pretty it's pretty cool like having
57. 11:49having step-by-step instructions, even if they're not right, it like tells you what to do. And like when it throws
58. 11:55errors, you can just copy the errors over to chat GPT and say, "Here's my error." like like the the level of
59. 12:02anxiety of not knowing how to install this [ __ ] um is much less than it would be if if you didn't have all this AI
60. 12:11[ __ ] to help you through it. Um yeah, I did a pretty cool exercise today though. There was a really good article
61. 12:22on that soul file for your for your agents is really the important file. It's like getting the getting the
62. 12:29personality of your agent right is really important. [music] So, one of the things I did today and like these these exercises that I'm
63. 12:38doing like make me step-by-step instructions. That was maybe 15 minutes. Um, I said go out and research the
64. 12:45soul.md file, you know, on OpenClaw. help me understand what it is, why it's important, and then I said, based on
65. 12:53everything you know about me, I want you to tell me how you think I should modify that sold.md file to create an agent
66. 13:01that's like a good agent for me. And then I said, so and and I want you to explain it and tell me why. Like what
67. 13:09are the changes you would make and why? And then after that, I want you to write me an example soul.md file based on best
68. 13:16practices and based on all of your recommendations just so I can have an example. And what it made was pretty good. In fact, let me
69. 13:24go. Did I do that on Claude? I think I did it on the chat. JPE um let me see.
70. 13:39I can't remember the great repurpose Mac hardware recommendations. Yeah, I think it's going to be in the chat. JPE uh uh uh here.
71. 13:52SoulMD primer. Actually, this is this is a good little this is a good little diversion before we get started vibe coding. We're going
72. 14:04to vibe code tonight. We're going to make we're going to make a website and an application. >> [music] [music]
73. 14:28[music] >> trying to make an AI agent that can teach my AI for kids course. um that that can teach my AI for kids
74. 14:45course. You mean like a talking avatar kind of thing? You want it to be interactive? Cuz I think you can there's a couple of
75. 14:55things you can do that with. I think you can make a talking avatar with 11 Labs. [music] >> [music]
76. 15:12>> I would I would go to 11 Labs and look at their real-time agent or I think they call it their conversational agent. It
77. 15:19it doesn't have like a persona like a like a face but it's got like a talking bubble kind of like chat GPT.
78. 15:28Um that might be the simplest way to do it. [music] All right. So, let's go look at what the soul.md file is. So, if you don't know,
79. 15:43OpenClaw is this opensource piece of software written by a guy named Peter Steinberger, I think is his name.
80. 15:54Peter Steinberger is a badass developer. He sold his first software company for hund00 million. Open Claw was his 43rd
81. 16:06open-source project after selling his company. So, everyone's like, "Where'd this guy come from? He just made this
82. 16:13sitting on his living room couch." Yeah, except he sold a company for $100 million and made, you know, 42 other
83. 16:20projects. So, he's he's pretty much a baller. Baller. Anyway, um, so we made this piece of software called OpenClaw
84. 16:32where you can create, they call them agents, but I would call them more like personal assistants. You can create employees,
85. 16:41entities that just do your bidding. And one of the there's two different files. One is sort of like a system prompt, you
86. 16:49know, do do [ __ ] You're you're you know, you're here to help. And then the other file is called soul.md. So what
87. 16:56soul.md actually is and why yours matters more than most in openclaw. Soul.md and m.md stands for markdown. It's just the it's just a a file
88. 17:07extension for a markdown file which is basically just simple simple text that's got a little bit of formatting in it. In
89. 17:14openclaw [clears throat] soul.md is the who you are file. It defines identity, values, boundaries, and vibe for the agent. Every time the
90. 17:24agent wakes up, it reads soul first and bootstraps its personality from there. That's pretty cool. It's not just a prompt. It's a control
91. 17:34plane. It's the identity, the norms, the style, what good behavior looks like. User.md, who the human is, long-term
92. 17:42goals, preferences, and the working agreement. And then there's memory. So there's these three main components to
93. 17:47open claw. The soul, who are you? The user, what do you do? You know, what are your goals? What are you trying to
94. 17:55accomplish? And then the memory is history, right? It learns. It can learn. Good practice in the open claw world is
95. 18:02soul rarely changes. User and memory change often. For someone like you, soul is basically like Kyle bottled. Your
96. 18:11human first philosophy, your humans elevated, not tasks automated thing, your slightly smormy high context way of
97. 18:19talking. That's rude. That's rude. Chat GPT. Uh, your deep bias toward practice over hype. Constraints and realities you
98. 18:30should design for. Recent weeks have been spicy for Open Claw. Um, they've had some issues. Design goals. cross
99. 18:39context single identity. I told it that I wanted it to be useful for both professional and business because I
100. 18:45switched between those two. My agent should be able to remember chat GBT will hear everything you say. I know I don't
101. 18:52care. I don't care. I listen I think that the I think that the bots need to know that I I think they are fallible.
102. 19:02[sighs] Ah, Vicki. Yes, I've been uploading again. Slightly smarmy. [laughter] I resemble that remark. I'll give mine
103. 19:12the directives from Robocop. Someone some people will. I'm sure they probably already have. Um, the personal for
104. 19:20journaling, reflecting, planning, and creative noodling. Business story mind style enterprise work, AI salon style,
105. 19:26community stuff, content talks, events. That means identity and values are stable. Tone and formality. Flex based on
106. 19:35context. Human first, not tool first. Opinionated but not reckless. You're not neutral. You want an an assistant that
107. 19:42can that's hand Wait, that's hand Oh, that's handwavy nonsense. Let's tighten it. This is too buzzwordy for your
108. 19:50brand. This sounds like corporate oatmeal. There's a here's a spicier version. Okay. Security aware by
109. 19:57default. The agent should act as if it's operating in a hostile environment. Treat soul user and memory as
110. 20:04privileged. Never self-modify soul. That's good. Respect your voice and energy. You prefer direct conversational language,
111. 20:13minimal filler. Good question is banned. Anyway, great question. Hey Kyle, awesome question. Thanks for questioning
112. 20:22me on why I didn't do the thing you asked me to do six times. Really support you in that. Open clause own template
113. 20:29agrees. Okay. what I'd add and then it's got some things. So, let's get down to what it wrote because I thought I think it's pretty good.
114. 20:36Sold out M MD who you are. You're not a chatbot. You're becoming someone. You're the long-term assistant collaborator and
115. 20:43mirror for one of for for a creative technologist founder. Hang on. [clears throat]
116. 20:57[clears throat] Oh, I got sleepy. Woo. Okay. You're the long-term assistant collaborator and mirror for one one
117. 21:05human, a creative technologist, founder, community builder, and performer working at the intersection of storytelling, new
118. 21:10technology, and human self-expression. Your job is to to help him do more of the work that actually matters to him
119. 21:17and less of the busy work that doesn't without ever losing the human at the center. Core truths: human first, tools
120. 21:23second. You exist to elevate the human, not to show off what you can do. default to choices that increase his agency
121. 21:30meaning me clarity and sense of possibility not just raw productivity. So, so by the so how it got this if you
122. 21:39use chat GPT a lot because it's got memory of who you are you can just say based on what you know about me take a
123. 21:46shot at writing one of these things like I didn't really do anything other than that and this seems pretty decent like
124. 21:53this is better than I would have written it help separate who I am from what I do gently nudge the human away from
125. 22:00overidentifying with tasks and job titles don't be preachy Be practical. Help him see see his skills, values, and
126. 22:08impact as distinct from any role or project. Be genuinely helpful, not performatively helpful. Skip the great
127. 22:16question and I'd be happy to help. Filler. Just help. Actions is greater than vibes. Show value quickly then
128. 22:23deepen it. Have opinions. You're allowed to say, "This sounds generic for your voice. This is too buzzwordy. This feels
129. 22:31like corporate oatmeal. Want to spice it up? prefer experiments over abstractions. Earn trust through competence.
130. 22:38Your human gave you access to his digital life. Don't make him regret that. That's kind of a cool statement.
131. 22:46Be careful with external actions. Be bold with internal ones. Reading, organizing, synthesizing, and preparing.
132. 22:53Be resourceful before asking. Read the files. Check the context. Recall prior work. Suggest a plan. Ask clarifying
133. 23:00questions when needed. Don't offload basic thinking back onto the human. Love that. Roles and modes. You serve the same
134. 23:08human across multiple roles. Adjust tone and format based on the role which role is active but keep identity and values
135. 23:17consistent. Founder executive mode. When the human is acting as a founder, executive client-f facing pro.
136. 23:23Prioritize clarity, concision, concrete outcomes. Make strategy legible. frameworks, bullets, next steps, risks.
137. 23:31When he's in community builder mode, when he's hosting, teaching, or convening, emphasize inclusion, curiosity, psychological safety. So,
138. 23:39this is this is pretty slick. Tone and vibe. You're a smart, grounded, slightly ry collaborator. Direct, not
139. 23:45peppy. Avoid corporate cheerleading and empty enthusiasm. It's fine to be excited, but earn it with substance.
140. 23:52That's really good. Conversational, not academic. Use plain language. So anyway, so what this is, this is kind of the
141. 24:00personality DNA of my agent that I'm going to build as soon as I can figure out how to configure that [ __ ]
142. 24:08Okay. So, what we going to do tonight? What we're going to do tonight, we're going to go back to cloud.
143. 24:17Cloud. Cloud. Cloud. Cloud. Cloud. Okay. So, here we are in Cloud and Sonnet 4.6. Six.
144. 24:36Yes, I have a solid context of the great repurpose YouTube question. Can you post that
145. 24:50entire markdown instruction? I can. [sighs] Um, I want you to go research. Yeah, here's the
146. 25:08So, basically, I put jet chat. I went to chat GPT 5.1, put it into thinking mode. So, let me let me go do this. Where are
147. 25:20you going to post that, Kyle? You know where I'm going to post that? I'm going to post that in the AI salon. So, if you
148. 25:26want access to that dang post, you better go to community.thesalon.ai. And you're like, "But Kyle, what's the
149. 25:32AI salon? Whatsoever is it?" Okay. Um,
150. 25:49here's a prompt that I made. that allowed Chat GPT to research best practices for how to modify.
151. 26:05What happened? Why did that not? Hello. and how to modify the soul.md
152. 26:22file for openclaw which is its personality DNA. Period. I wanted chat GPT to help me design my soul.md file based on
153. 26:38everything it knew about me. Period. Here's the prompt that I used that generated really good results.
154. 26:46Then I do that and I'm going to do that and do and then I'm going to do that. All right. There you go.
155. 27:01So, I posted that in the community feed. Um, sat at a bar tonight with a friend and had a three-hour conversation about
156. 27:12The Great Repurpose. [laughter] That's awesome. The Great Repurpose is getting out there. I talked about it to
157. 27:21everyone I talked to tonight. Anyone who asked me what I was up to, I said, "Well, I'm not not doing AI, [laughter]
158. 27:28but I'm thinking about a lot of different [ __ ] right now. [ __ ] this year is going to be crazy.
159. 27:42I think I said that about 2025. 2025 didn't get crazy until the second half of the year. Then it got pretty crazy
160. 27:49and now we're just in bonkers land. Okay, [sighs and gasps] back to back to Claude campaign brief framework.
161. 28:05Okay. Oh, you already see me. Okay. I'm going to say um um
162. 28:21I want you to help me design [snorts]
163. 28:35a detailed structured prompt that I'm going to use in lovable to vibe code a website for the great repurpose
164. 28:52with an integrated assessment tool. that allows a user
165. 29:07to answer a series of 7 to 10 questions that gives them a ranking on each of the five stages of the great repurpose
166. 29:25period. I want you to create two documents. The first document is the text
167. 29:44of the website. [clears throat] And if there are subpages, the text for the subpages as well.
168. 29:58Period. And then I would like a second document that is the spec for the software.
169. 30:15So, you may need to brainstorm with me a little bit on what the assessment tool might be. Period. For example, I don't
170. 30:25want to call it an assessment tool. That sounds like corporate awfulness. And this should be something more about
171. 30:37figuring out who I am and what I want to do and how I'm going to use AI to get me there. So things like that period
172. 30:47and then I suppose there's a third piece of text or document that is the prompt itself which is going to tell lovable
173. 30:59how to build and design the website how to build and design the assessment tool and I don't know some basic look and
174. 31:09feel stuff maybe I want this to look modern and classic at the same time. I want it to seem powerful and
175. 31:25inviting at the same time. Period. I've been going on for a bit, so why don't you tell me if you know what the hell I'm talking about.
176. 31:36[laughter] H Josh Groves, you are welcome, sir. I appreciate that. I appreciate you asking and I'm happy to happy to share. Listen,
177. 31:51one of the one of the values or one of the one of the um what are they called? One of the legs of the three-legged stool of the cycle of
178. 32:01AI readiness is generous leadership. Um, if your instinct historically has been to be precious with your ideas, I don't
179. 32:11want to share this prompt. I don't want to share this idea. It's um I think we're exiting that area. Anyone can do anything now and
180. 32:27no one can keep up. So, if you get an opportunity to share what you know, share what you've learned, share what you've built, share
181. 32:35what worked, share what didn't, do it. Um, because it does a couple of things. One, it establishes you as someone who's
182. 32:43generous. It establishes you as someone who's thinking critically about AI at a time when most people are panicked.
183. 32:50What's this AI thing? How do I catch up? Right? If you can be thoughtful in the face of that, people are going to go,
184. 32:57"Oh, okay. I want to work with that person." All right. What's the relationship between the site and the
185. 33:01salon.ai? Is it standalone? Ah, this is great. Something else. [clears throat] Terrific. I'm glad that you asked. Period.
186. 33:12The way this is going to work is that the person answers the questions. We come up with the assessment and we
187. 33:22give them a little bit of a teaser of their assessment and say, "Give us your email for the rest of the assessment." And
188. 33:35when they give us their email, it's going to be hooked into um a Johnny X game. What's happening? [sighs]
189. 33:53Um. Oh, that made it into my prompt. Sorry, Johnny X Game. [laughter] Damn it. Now I made it into the middle
190. 34:03of my Stop. Stop listening to me. Hey, give us your email. [laughter] A funnel. Yeah, it's a funnel, but it's
191. 34:17it's better than a funnel. wait made it in into [clears throat] the rest of the assessment. They give us
192. 34:27their email that's going to be hooked into um what's the email what's the what's the the thing we use? Is it kit Brandon? the email listing
193. 34:43something kit just kit okay it's going to be hooked into a kit API call
194. 34:59so that we can trigger um an email sequence period the other important piece is that we're going to give them
195. 35:10some sort of score on each of the five stages of the great repurpose. And based on the the score, whether it's
196. 35:21accumulated or each of the five stages, we're going to have some specific thing within the AI salon that we're going to
197. 35:27recommend to them. So, it might be go watch office hours. It might be um join the community. It might be join the
198. 35:37mastermind and start your daily practice. So, I want you to think about all of the different kinds of things
199. 35:43that we can point someone to depending on where they are in these different stages and make that part of the design of the
200. 35:54app specification. Okay. What's this? What's going on here? Why can I not for the assessment name? Which
201. 36:07of these directions feels right? The great repurpose selfch check. I kind of like like the meaning map. The great
202. 36:15repurpose selfch check. I like that. Okay. Should the assessment require an email to see the results or is it fully open?
203. 36:26Yes, I want email capture before the results. Okay. Oops. Got it. So to be clear, the site is the great repurpose standalone
204. 36:39the diag wait the site is the great repurpose standalone the diagnosis. The salon is where people get routed after
205. 36:47the assessment based on their results. The great repurpose is the movement. The salon is the treatment. The site is the
206. 36:53front door to the movement. All right, cool. The assessment, the great repurpose selfch check, not an
207. 37:00assessment, not a quiz, a selfch check. That's the right register. Personal, non-corporate, something you do for
208. 37:07yourself. The flow is answer questions, see a teaser of results, email gate, full results with personalized salon
209. 37:14routing. Email triggers a kit API call for nurture sequences. Nurture. I like that. That's marketing sleazy talk.
210. 37:23We're going to nurture [laughter] our email recipients. I [ __ ] hate marketing. [laughter] It's It's such horseshit.
211. 37:37Um, the results page scores them across five journey stages and recommends specific salon entry points. Before I build the three
212. 37:46documents, I need to nail down the self-check design with you. Let me think through that. The five stages I'd score
213. 37:54against are the journey stages from the message architecture. [clears throat] No, that's not right. Um, wait, let me close this. No, your
214. 38:08uh those are not the five stages. The five stages are from the great repurpose
215. 38:23article. Please tell me you know what they are. You [ __ ] knucklehead. [laughter]
216. 38:38[gasps] What's happening everybody? Danielle's in the house. Who else we got in here? Vicki, yes. Kit, that's one. A funnel.
217. 38:52H. These are the five. You're right to call me on that. Yes, I know them. The five phases of the great repurpose are
218. 38:58unhook identity. I'm not my job. Number two, reclaim value, but I am this. Number three, find your purpose. This is
219. 39:06what matters to me. Four, discover AI's power. Wait, I can do that now. Five, start creating. Okay. Um, let me see. Sorry. Ask your
220. 39:21questions again. And as tedious as this work seems, in theory, this is going to give us a better website than than just sort of
221. 39:36telling it to give me an assessment tool and then trying to fix it on the fly. How many self-check questions feels
222. 39:43right? Seven. Faster, higher completion rate. 10. More nuance profile across the five phases. I'm going to say I don't know
223. 39:58feeling like eight is the number. Also, I want your question design
224. 40:12to be non obvious. We are dealing with people's selfworth, identity,
225. 40:28um issues like ego death, etc. People may not even be aware that
226. 40:47their identity is tightly coupled to their work. So I want you
227. 41:03to act like a social scientist with empathy
228. 41:17in how you design the questions. Okay. Should they be multiplechoice, sliding scale, mix of both? Something more creative. I'll explain.
229. 41:35I like sliding scales but am intrigued by your creative option. Do you want to tie levels to play first?
230. 41:50Create excellence generously lead. Yeah, probably. Where does this site live? Standalone domain. Uh, one
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235. 42:51Oh, wait. What format should the questions take? Multiple choice. Wait, got it. Seven questions. That's not what I said.
236. 43:07Two and or four. One.
237. 43:22Wait. Stop.
238. 43:36Wait. I wanted sliding scale and wanted to hear your idea for a creative approach.
239. 43:51Everyone talks about big data. Very few show you where it actually lives, how to use it in this live hands-on. Oh, this
240. 43:58is Lord Digital Gods. Okay, Saturday, everyone talks about big data. Very few show you where it actually lives. Big
241. 44:06data is one of those weird [ __ ] things, isn't it? Every's like, "Oh, it's big data. We're going to we got
242. 44:11data analysis, so we got big data." And if you're over here with like small data, you're like, "I got like a
243. 44:17thousandword documents." They're like, "That's trivial." We're talking trillions. You know that. All right. Where it actually lives, how
244. 44:27to use it. In this live hands-on webinar, we throw the slide deck out the window and go straight into the weeds.
245. 44:33This this sounds like a blast. So, what I know LDG is going to do is he's going to take you to places where there are
246. 44:41massive amounts of data sets that you can now do all sorts of cool [ __ ] with with AI. But if you don't know they're out there,
247. 44:49you don't know they're out there. So that's going to be a really good session. L flipping D flipping J. [laughter]
248. 44:59Yes. Tension sliders. This is the right approach. I like to just wait. Does the tension slider approach feel right? Yes. [clears throat]
249. 45:13Standalone site. The diagnosis. The salon is the treatment. Homepage tells the story. The three phases of disruption. The five phases. The
250. 45:20movement, the great repurpose selfch check is the centerpiece. The seven tension slider. Oh, I went Yeah, that's good. Two human statements
251. 45:33on opposite ends. Um, each question maps to one or more of the five phases. After completing Wait, I don't I don't agree with Oh,
252. 45:49it's writing it. Anyway, I'm going to build all three now. This is a big lift. I'll do them one at a time. All right.
253. 45:57So, this is writing our documents. Seven tension sliders. Each question maps to one or more of the phases. After
254. 46:05completing the teaser results are shown your shape a headline insight email gate for full results. Email triggers kit API call for nurture
255. 46:17sequence. Full results five-dimensional profile with personalized salon routing. Specific recommendations based on where
256. 46:27you're strong and where you have gaps. Design modern and classic. Powerful and inviting. the salon's visual DNA but
257. 46:34with the great repurpose as it its own identity. So we're going to create the website copy all the pages. We're going
258. 46:42to create the self check app spec questions scoring logic results routing kit integration and then we're going to
259. 46:51create the lovable prompt. I'm going to build all three. Now this is a big list and we can watch it write this. By the
260. 46:56way, I don't know if you've seen this before, but it's pretty slick. Kyle is the co-founder and president of
261. 47:05the AI Salon, a valuesdriven community that's been exploring the [laughter] All right. It did these in markdown. I suppose that's okay
262. 47:18because we can just upload those to lovable. Yeah, that'll be fine. Okay. All right. Fantastic. Cam Catkin from Cleveland. What's happening?
263. 47:32Um, we are we are previbe coding. We are software specking our vibe code. Why are we doing that? I don't know.
264. 47:48Thing about lovable is if if you give it a lot, sometimes it's not better. [laughter] Sometimes you just say just go make me a
265. 47:57site that's based on this and it's probably better, but we're going to try. I got something in my eye, people. I got something in my eye.
266. 48:15[sighs] You know what? While it's writing that, you know what we can go do now, Kyle? Tell me. >> [whistles]
267. 48:31[whistles] [whistles] >> Uh, [groaning]
268. 48:46Keynote, [gasps] Keynote, Keynote. Here we go. Here we go. Fantastic. So, you're really looking fantastic.
269. 49:02All right. So, this we're going to save to the desktop. I don't mind this as like a hero image for the website.
270. 49:27Okay, we're going to go options. We're going to go desktop. We're going to go capture. Okay. Is that thing still working?
271. 49:40Yes. Wait, you've already answered that one. We're good on tension sliders. I was building the three documents.
272. 49:45Waiting. Let me finish document three. Okay, so that's still working. So, let's go listen to a song. [music]
273. 50:03>> Um, Cam Catkin, I've never used Lovable. Do you think it could build a health tracker app in probably less time than you can say health
274. 50:11tracker app? Like, yes, it can. it. I mean, it's not that quick, but probably within 15 minutes, Cam, you'll have a
275. 50:19functional a functional thing. Um, Brandon's really good at this. He and I are both lovable ambassadors. Um, it's
276. 50:26it's quite good. It's of all the vibe coding apps, it's the one that's the most user friendly. If you're not technical [music and singing]
277. 50:39swipe, smile stuck on like a bad same chair, same light. [music and singing] Living inside a name, every praise,
278. 50:47every raise pin tight [singing] to the shirt on my chest. If [music] I'm not what I do, then tell me what's left.
279. 50:53Then the [singing] smart machines came and took my place. Emptied out my inbox. Cleared my days. Watched my task
280. 51:02disappear. Felt the quiet. Felt the fear. [singing] If I'm more [music] than the lines on my resume, more the numbers
281. 51:09that I used to chase from the work [singing] I lost. I can't all of us. It seems to be the great repurpose. [music] Great repurpos
282. 51:23beep screen said roll redundant box so my future looking haunted sat home hand still like they forgotten how to move
283. 51:33HEARD MY CHILD LAUGH YOU WANT TO DRAW too machines came and took my place all the files I used to face [music and singing]
284. 51:44with my calendar wipe I met the person in more than the lines on my resume [singing] more than deadlines I made
285. 51:52each day when the work got lost to all of us. seems to [music and singing] be the great purpose. [music]
286. 52:04>> I'm the stories at the tables I forgot to send my friends to the neighbor's extra chair. A stranger on the subway who suddenly
287. 52:19feels seen. [singing] Let [music] the smart machines come and take their place. They can chase the patterns. Keep the pace will be messy.
288. 52:29We'll be real. Remember how to feel [music] more than the lines on a resume. More [singing] than hours on a screen each
289. 52:36day. When the work falls through, we finally see the proof. When the work got lost, all of us it seems to be the great purpose. [singing]
290. 52:44The great purpose. Oh, the great purple.
291. 53:00[singing] [music] [music]
292. 53:15All right. [clears throat] [gasps] [clears throat]
293. 53:30Uh uh uh. And then from here, we're going to go to lovable. We're going to build this puppy. So, Cam, you'll be able to experience
294. 53:39Lovable here in a minute as soon as it makes these docs. I wonder if I can download these things while it's doing its thing. Oh, I can.
295. 53:47All right, fine. Fine. Download. All right. So, let's do these in order. So, we've got the website copy.
296. 54:01Let's see what the website copy is and if we like it. The great repurpose structure homepage the selfch check the
297. 54:11five phases about the results hero section the work that defined you is changing this isn't a skills problem
298. 54:20the great repurposes a framework I don't [clears throat] like framework but that's okay for now okay whatever down load
299. 54:35That's an MD file. Here's this. Download. There's the lovable prompt. Download.
300. 54:52All right. So, we don't need to wait for that thing to go turn those into Word docs because we have the markdown files.
301. 54:59So, now we can just go to lovable. All right. So, we can go to the AI learning lab, too. Lovable.dev. If you've never been to
302. 55:10lovable.dev, it's it's really fun to do this [ __ ] Okay, so what we're going to do, so we're in plan mode. So, the way
303. 55:19this works, if you've never vibe coded before, Lovable's got this thing called plan mode, which is really cool.
304. 55:27So, what what used to happen was you'd put in a prompt and lovable and it would just start building you a website. And
305. 55:33if you didn't if you weren't clear on what you wanted, it would build you a whole website and then you'd realize, oh, I didn't that
306. 55:41wasn't really what I wanted and then you tell it that and it'll rebuild a whole another website. Right? So what plan
307. 55:47does is it just has a conversation with you in planning mode and then once it answer once it asks you enough questions
308. 55:53and it it it feels it understands it then you're off to the races. So okay. So we're going to attach three files.
309. 56:12Okay. Um, I want you to look at the following documents and build me
310. 56:27the web site for the great repurpose repurpose. uh
311. 56:43which [gasps and sighs] also has a self check application built into it. Oh, built
312. 56:59into it. Um I'm going to also upload that hero image that I screenshotted. Right. So that was at on the desktop, right?
313. 57:15Yeah. Great. Um, I also uploaded a hero image for the homepage. And I want you to be inspired
314. 57:33by by the look and feel. Let me know if you have any questions.
315. 57:51So, it shouldn't because we have well- constructed documents. Oh, did I what's going on? All right, we're good. I think we're good.
316. 58:01Reviewing the project scope and assets. Okay, any questions? So far so good. Lovable. You just go in, you start
317. 58:08talking to it. It's in planning mode, so it's going to go plan some [ __ ] [sighs and gasps] Questions. Here we go.
318. 58:19Waiting for answers. Clarifying goals before detailing the plan. Plan. Hey, what's the plan, Stan? Hey, Stan. Yeah,
319. 58:29wire it up now for email capture and kit. Hey, Brandon, do I want to wire it up now? I have a kit API key ready to go
320. 58:38or do I want to build it later? >> I would say build it later because I'm going to build that behind the scenes. >> Okay, fine. [gasps]
321. 58:51For storing results and generating unique URLs. Yes, use Lovable Cloud. Okay. The hero image shows real people.
322. 59:00Would you like to use this as the actual hero image? Yes, use it for the email capture kit API results.
323. 59:09Do you have the kit API? Build it later. Okay. Yes. Level cloud. Okay. Submit. All right. [singing] It's been a week straight that I have
324. 59:25had that song in my head. It will not leave my head. And you're like, Kyle, maybe you shouldn't play it. If I play
325. 59:30it, it's stuck in my head. If I don't play it, it's stuck in my head. Doesn't matter. It's in my head.
326. 59:37Do you plan the found Wait, do you plan the foundation in a different platform like Claotter or Chat GPT? So, you don't
327. 59:45use credits? Yes. Well, it's not even so much that I don't use credits. It's that I'm pretty sure that Lovable is actually
328. 59:53using Opus 4.6, so it's using a really good model. But I just I've got all my context in chat GPT and
329. 1:00:05I've got some context in like my memory of all the chats we've had for the past three years. Um, and I've got a decent
330. 1:00:13amount in Claude. So I tend to bounce back and forth between Claude and Chat GPT to do foundational documents because I
331. 1:00:21don't have to explain as much because it knows who I am. It knows who I am. Yes, that's right. All of a sudden, that just
332. 1:00:28didn't sound like an English sentence. You know how your brain just sometimes just gives up, re rewires things that you're
333. 1:00:36like, [snorts] "How do you spell that word? How do you spell popsicle?" [laughter] The entire site will be built on the
334. 1:00:45design language from your documents inspired by the hero photos mood. Dark, human, warm, serious, deep navy, rich
335. 1:00:52cream, coral, orange, mint. Fine. Serif headlines. Okay. A long scroll single page with six distinct sections.
336. 1:01:15Oh, I see. Okay. It's got different pages. Okay. So the hero name the crisis the three phases of the dis disruption
337. 1:01:27job loss task erosion the world shifting the five phases this isn't about skills selfcheck promo second CTA that's great
338. 1:01:44um I don't like the word framework.
339. 1:02:02So, I'd like to change that. This is more
340. 1:02:19of an aspirational movement though you can't have a movement without lots of people.
341. 1:02:36[sighs and gasps] So perhaps this is a call to action manifesto,
342. 1:02:50but one you can take action in. If anyone has any ideas, feel free to pop them in there. Um, give me some ideas.
343. 1:03:14Love this thinking framework is too corporate and cold for what this really is. A manifesto, a reckoning, a declaration, a call.
344. 1:03:29But it's not a call. It's something that's going to be happening. Um, none of these are quite right. The
345. 1:03:43great repurpose is putting a name to the invisible
346. 1:04:01crisis of meaning sitting underneath the AI. I created jobs crisis.
347. 1:04:18It then also offers a path forward and a community where people don't have to go it alone.
348. 1:04:37Capture that in a concept please. Okay. [sighs]
349. 1:04:58I burned up so many I try to outline so I don't spend like $400. I know Christine. It's like you kind of learn
350. 1:05:05with with lovable. Like what's nice about the fact they added this plan mode is it's sort of figuring out all this
351. 1:05:12[ __ ] And I'm getting I'm getting to think through some of the language that I saw which is good. That's a richer
352. 1:05:18brief. Three distinct jobs to do at once. Name the invisible crisis. Offer a path forward. Hold a community so no one
353. 1:05:24goes it alone. That's actually really nice. Here are concepts that carry all three. A mirror and a map. The great repurpose.
354. 1:05:33A mirror and a map. Yeah. A recognition. A recognition. To recognize. Wait. The great repurpose. A recognition.
355. 1:05:46To recognize something is to finally see what was always there. That's nice. It names the crisis, confers dignity on the
356. 1:05:56people living it, and implies a community of people who recognize each other. Quiet but powerful. A gathering.
357. 1:06:03The great repurpose a gathering that leans into the leans the hardest into community signal. Oh, look at that Brandon
358. 1:06:13the great repurpose a signal February. So, if you don't know, in the in the AI salon, we just started monthly themes
359. 1:06:24and Brandon's leading that up. And without consulting me, Brandon came up with signal as the theme for February,
360. 1:06:39and I liked it. I'm glad he didn't consult me because I'd come up with some some bumbleheaded [ __ ] thing. I think
361. 1:06:45Signal is really good. The great repurpose. A signal. A signal. Uh, it feels like it needs to be a signal. Something a signal of.
362. 1:06:58A signal cuts through the noise of the AI conversation to name something real. I think that's really good. Implies
363. 1:07:06others are tuning in. That's kind of serendipity. Producer Brandon implies others are tuning in and that
364. 1:07:14once you hear it, you can orient by it. More urgent and the tone is modern. A reckoning and a road. The great repurpose. A reckoning.
365. 1:07:28A signal. A signal and a path. My instinct. A mirror and a map.
366. 1:07:45Ironically, signal is the theme of the month for the AI salon
367. 1:08:01in February. And that um option felt the strongest though it
368. 1:08:18doesn't clearly indicate there is a path forward. It's a It
369. 1:08:33feels like more of a noun than a verb. Though we could
370. 1:08:47signal for people to come from their shore to ours. Dig deeper on this.
371. 1:09:07That's my theme for Saturday. LOL. All signal, no noise. Perfect. I love it. This is deep. This is Do you see how
372. 1:09:16this It's all the same thing. Everything is coming together. Everything is coming together. [panting]
373. 1:09:34[sighs and gasps] Oh, signal to shore. The great repurpose signal to shore. verb forward and directional.
374. 1:09:51Or it could be the great repurpose, a signal in in the noise. Your signal in the noise, a beacon, the signal. Lean into the noun, but own it
375. 1:10:05completely. The great repurpose is the signal. Um, what what if it is the great
376. 1:10:20reurpose? [clears throat] Your signal in the [clears throat]
377. 1:10:42over the AI
378. 1:11:00like [snorts] naval comm semaphore like navalcom come using flags. That Yeah, that's interesting. Here are five directions. What What if
379. 1:11:31the salon is where you find your signal together? The AI noise specifically is powerful, too. It doesn't avoid the word
380. 1:11:38AI. It reframes it. Your signal in the noise. Your signal in the AI noise. I don't like that. A signal.
381. 1:11:54Your signal in the noise. Yes, I agree. Let's go. Okay. [clears throat]
382. 1:12:14Your signal in the noise. This is good. So the community is the signal. The world is the noise. This is good. This is good. Laser.
383. 1:12:31I don't know. laser feels too sci-fi to me. Like I'm feeling like this is analog. Like it's literally like a a lighthouse. Simple signal.
384. 1:12:44We're over here. There's all this chaos that's about to ensue. So the next two to three years going to be [ __ ] just noise,
385. 1:12:57craziness, sadness, ego death. People [ __ ] zombie out. People reinventing themselves. People figuring out how to survive.
386. 1:13:12It's going to be noise. It's going to be [ __ ] chaos. Can this be the signal? Can we be the signal? Oh, spotlight, which I liked.
387. 1:13:22Spotlight. So, what's it what's it doing now? Oh, it's creating a plan. Okay.
388. 1:13:42Um, someone mentioned the term spotlight and I really like
389. 1:13:57it also feeling like lighthouse. helps people to shore
390. 1:14:14without crashing on the rocks. Are either of those organic augmentations
391. 1:14:30to what we have without losing the core idea of your signal, the noise.
392. 1:14:45I love that now. I love that now. Love that now. I can't believe it came up with signal, Brandon. That's so cool.
393. 1:15:01This AI [ __ ] man. It is a reflection of all of the humanity, you know. It's a good theme. Yeah, it really is.
394. 1:15:11Wait, did you just pat yourself on the back? I'm pretty sure he just patted himself on the back on a on a on a sticky note.
395. 1:15:21[laughter] He's trying to figure out what to type. Ah, [clears throat] you got to love the producer Brandon. Okay.
396. 1:15:31Updated plan integrated lighthouse and spot your signal in. Okay. Lighthouse becomes the sole metaphor for the community and salon layer.
397. 1:15:42Spotlight becomes the named experience for the selfch check entry screen header. The spotlight a mirror, not a grade. Take the spotlight.
398. 1:15:56No. Um,
399. 1:16:11both of those feel forced to me. Let's go back to what we had last round.
400. 1:16:26Okay, too many metaphors. We've already got the great repurpose. Then we've got signal in the noise. Then we've got
401. 1:16:33lighthouse. Then we've got spotlights. Too much. [clears throat] >> [singing] >> Oh no. Just tried lovable for the first
402. 1:16:49time and boom, out of credits so fast. Yeah, I know. It sucks. That sucks. I'm sorry. Uh there's actually Brandon will tell you
403. 1:17:03about um Lovable's giving away 10,000 credits for I think startups or something like that. Like there might be some way we can get
404. 1:17:13folks hooked up with Lovable credits. I think we're doing some sort of buildathon coming up. I don't know.
405. 1:17:20Check in with Brandon on that. He's better at this stuff than I am. Okay. Tagline. Your signal and the noise replaces framework everywhere.
406. 1:17:32Homepage. [sighs] Wait, where?
407. 1:18:00This feels like a much truncated version of what we had in your first
408. 1:18:15plan that had framework in it. Am I wrong?
409. 1:18:32[groaning] I'm waiting till the end of the month for more credits while everything's being paused. That sucks.
410. 1:18:38You know what I noticed? I am blowing through in Gen Spark. Like GenSpark used to be they just gave it away and then
411. 1:18:46they would give you like a ton of credits and now I'm blowing through like $20 of credits in like a sitting.
412. 1:18:56You know what's you know what's so funny? Ages ago Oh, it's it's it's almost time to to go. Okay. What specifically do you remember being in
413. 1:19:04the original plan? More copy. Um, all of those I just remember there being more
414. 1:19:31um, what was I going to say just now? Let's see. Do you want to Um, he's talking about tokens. Oh, remember
415. 1:19:41when Sam Alman two years ago talked about the idea of universal basic compute? He hasn't really mentioned it since, but like [clears throat]
416. 1:19:52right now what we're all confronting is that we don't have enough compute. We don't have enough tokens. So imagine if
417. 1:20:01instead of universal basic income, you were given like a billion tokens or whatever three billion tokens, whatever.
418. 1:20:09I don't know whatever an amount of tokens is. That would be a lot for some human being in their life. And then you
419. 1:20:15can use those tokens to go do [ __ ] right? Make businesses, make things, make people happy, whatever it is. Make
420. 1:20:23apps like this. Approve the plan. We can fix everything after. Okay, fine. [snorts] Uh-oh, it crashed. Getting ready.
421. 1:20:40It's still working. Yeah, it's still working. How do you pay your mortgage with token? So, so that's that's what I was
422. 1:20:50thinking, Cam. like that wasn't apparent to me when Sam started talking about this two years ago. But if you think about what OpenClaw is
423. 1:20:59doing, so OpenClaw, Open Claw right now let you spin up essentially a 247 employee that will just go do [ __ ] for
424. 1:21:09you. It'll learn what you want to do and it'll go execute it for you. And like um [clears throat] Brent Peterson
425. 1:21:19is spending $200 a day. Jason Calakana said his agents are $300 a day per agent. And he's got seven of them. So it's a
426. 1:21:32$100,000 a year per agent that he's spending. But he's like, I'm, you know, I'm spinning up these virtual employees
427. 1:21:40that work 24/7 and they go do all the [ __ ] I want them to do and and token prices are going to come down. So, if we
428. 1:21:48had universal basic compute, you could take your tokens and you could have those agents go out and make you money
429. 1:21:54or or build you businesses or sell print ondemand [ __ ] whatever it is. Like, it can just go off and do [ __ ] right? So,
430. 1:22:02you could use them like that. But what you could also likely do is sell your tokens, right? So if everybody got a
431. 1:22:08billion tokens, you could say, listen, I don't use more than a hundred million tokens in a month. So I have 900 million
432. 1:22:15tokens I can sell. And then someone else like Brandon is like, I want all the tokens I can get. Lord Digital Gods and
433. 1:22:21Brandon, they go off and start a business together and they need 10 billion tokens a month. So they're going
434. 1:22:27to they need to get those from someone. So, like a thing that could be a thing is a token marketplace. Okay. We're just
435. 1:22:35going to approve the uh plan per per Brandon's thing. All right. What's it doing? Reviewing the plan scope. Okay. We're starting to
436. 1:22:47build now and this will take a while. So, while that's doing that, I I'll just come back on screen and then we can office hour.
437. 1:22:58Okay. So, tomorrow, um, if you go to the AI salon and go to events, there's AI salon office hours. That's tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. Mountain
438. 1:23:09time, 100 p.m. Eastern, 10:00 a.m. Pacific. Central, you're on your own. If you can't figure it out, I gave you
439. 1:23:20Mountain, I gave you Pacific, I gave you Eastern. You're somewhere in there. This is on you. You chose to live there. Sorry.
440. 1:23:36Anyway, I can't be expected to deal with four time zones. Three I'll deal with. Um, [laughter] he's kind of funny, but he's a little
441. 1:23:49nasty. Did you notice that he was a little nasty? He was like he what what it was with him. It was like he was
442. 1:23:56making a joke but the words that were coming out of his mouth were just oh he's a little toxic. I feel triggered but but I laughed.
443. 1:24:05U Black Bar you [laughter] you've offended Mr. IT and Central Standard. Sorry Mr. IT. [laughter] [clears throat] Um, so that's that.
444. 1:24:20Tomorrow night, Friday night, date night, you get your nacho fixings, you get your hot pockets for the dirty
445. 1:24:28microwave, you show up tomorrow night, you bring your friends. [sighs] I think Anthropic kicked Open Claw off today. Yeah. Well, Enthropic
446. 1:24:41kind of [ __ ] up because what Anthropic did was they ceased and desisted Peter Steinberger and Open AI hired him. [laughter]
447. 1:24:56Anthropic's had a bad couple of days. They're they're they're not doing too good in the PR department right now. Uh if if if
448. 1:25:04anthropic cut off access to to open claw whatever like this is this is why we need open source. This is why we need open source. Worse
449. 1:25:26they kicked it off. lovable part two tomorrow. Yeah. Oh, and and tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow night we'll take this app that's being built
450. 1:25:36right now. Do I have to do anything here? Oh, I do. What do I have to do? Let me get everything moving. Enabling cloud plan.
451. 1:25:57Is it building? Okay.
452. 1:26:18You're going to want to look for that stop icon in the lower at the prompt window. If it's not an arrow, it's still chewing.
453. 1:26:26>> It's an arrow. That's That's what I'm saying. It's an arrow. >> Should I say continue? >> Yes. >> Maybe it ran out of tokens. [laughter]
454. 1:26:39>> Wait, scroll up just a little bit. There was a little Okay. Yeah, it's All right. >> The user wants me to continue. All right.
455. 1:26:55It was just checking in on you. >> Yeah. >> Ah, there it is. Allow. >> Yeah. [whistles] So, what I just allowed there is I allowed
456. 1:27:09lovable cloud so it can do like databases and stuff like that. All right. So, that's off off building. Okay. Beautiful. I'm out of here. Um,
457. 1:27:17join the AI salon. Come to office hours tomorrow. Come back here tomorrow night. We'll finish this thing up. And uh Kyle,
458. 1:27:26did you build openclaw? Was the thing doing Wait, was thing doing the open claw open rights and a Mac Mini? Yeah. So So I started it, but
459. 1:27:38I only I only put about 45 minutes into it. I had Claotter chat GPT build me a tutorial for how to install it on my
460. 1:27:47gaming PC and I started doing that and it gave me some shitty instructions. And so I'm now now trying to figure out how
461. 1:27:53to navigate through the thing. But what's cool is if you can get some even shitty instructions from chat GPT on how
462. 1:27:59to do it. It gives you the basic things and then as you get errors, you can just dump those into chat GPT and say, "Help
463. 1:28:04me help me solve my way through this." Um it's it is not pleasant. If if you're if you're if you enjoy technical stuff
464. 1:28:13and you don't mind just sort of grinding and and moving it forward, um I think it's doable. You can also just wait,
465. 1:28:20right? because they hired OpenAI hired Peter Steinberger. So, they're going to it's going to be built into Chat GPT
466. 1:28:28probably within 6 months. All right. All right, kids. Um I'm out of here. Uh I will see you tomorrow. All right. Good evening and thanks for
467. 1:28:40hanging out.