When: Tue 24 Mar 16:00 EET = 13:00 CET = 06:00 PST = 09:00 EST = 14:00 UTC 
𝗖𝗛𝗔𝗡𝗚𝗘𝗗!
Where: Skool.com (join HERE)
BOOM! 
The AI Tsunami has hit ME! 
My clients have cancelled most of my existing projects to pivot in a new direction.
All due to the explosion of interest in 
OpenClaw and fellow 
Lobster-Like agentic systems!
Everyone wants to implement OpenClaw NOW to start getting experience with the business processes it can automate. But all my clients are in regulated industries, and so OpenCLaw is NOT a tool they can deploy. It’s just not safe. Especially in the hands of people who are not comfortable with bash commands, GitHub PRs, CLI command windows, VS editing of docs and code. AND because these Lobster-like tools all use the PC hard drive to store instructions, materials, memory, and skills. This is considered unsafe in most controlled environments where all business information must be stored on servers or the cloud.
So I have spun up a ton of new client projects where they can use 
Claude Cowork to explore this new world of 
Autonomous AI Agentic Workflows - and we are learning what the potential uses are, but in a safe sandboxed environment that still has access to the corporate databases and knowledge bases.
As a result of this experience, I have been working out how to replicate theLobster-like behaviors inside Coda.
The result is a series of new workshops that I will be delivering over the coming weeks based on my most recent Coda AI projects.
(1) 
CODA YODA: Replicate the innermost loop of OpenClaw/ClaudeCode/ClaudeCowork, etc. A simple loop where you enter a prompt, and it builds the CFL Action formula to implement your request and updates your Coda Pages, Tables, Control-values, etc. Just a proof of concept - but essential for what is to follow
(2) CODA CLAW: Replicate the OpenClaw and ClaudeCowork process inside Coda. The user builds a hierarchy of Coda Pages that contain the skills, references, assets, and instructions (similar to the folder hierarchy we use in OpenClaw) that will direct the behavior of the CodaClaw engine. It will build a strategy and then cycle through the steps to implement that. Each step generates the CFL Action code to cause the changes needed to your Tables, Pages, ControlValues, etc. It can also invoke Coda Packs to interface with the outside world. The loop is autonomous and self-directed. When it finishes, it will notify the user. It is triggered by external events like a webhook or incoming message/email. At first, it will not be able to create tables or columns, but that will be added via MCP later.
(3) CODA MAKER: You provide a definition of the business workflow you want to create (using BPMN notation), and the agent uses the Coda MCP to build the Coda Workflow (Tables, Columns, Formulas, Dialogs, Buttons, Pack API Calls, etc). This is the follow-up to my previous workshop on Systems Architecture.
My next workshop HERE will be a demonstration of the CODA YODA core mechanism. It will illustrate the inner workings of OpenClaw, ClaudeCode, ClaudeCowork, and all the other Lobster-like agentic platforms that have exploded onto the scene recently.
When I first drew my little sketch of the 
AI Tsunami wiping away careers, and the AI Wizard riding on top of the wave on their little surfboard, I thought I was being a bit dramatic for effect. NOT SO!
The tsunami has hit - and I am struggling to keep atop my surfboard right now.
So, here I will share the results of this experience as I learn to ride the wave.
Later, I will be building the GrammarlyClaw and the SuperhumanClaw versions that will work with the Grammarly Docs editor and the Superhuman Go AI platform. And I will show how they are built in subsequent workshops.
Respect
𝕸𝖆𝖝
The workshop will be hosted on Skool.com, use the link below to register.
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