Eric Siu walks through his company's AI agent setup: a chief-of-staff agent named Alfred that coordinates other agents like Flash for content and Arrow for sales, a shared context system, a password vault so agents don't expose credentials, and a Mac Mini running OpenCLaw as the infrastructure backbone and main security risk.
The infrastructure is really important. So I'll give you an example here. Alfred is our chief of staff. So Alfred sits at the very top. And then what happens is you have other agents that report to it. So Flash, which is our content agent, reports to it. Arrow, which is our sales agent, reports to it as well. So we have a reporting structure here that works out well because you have a chief of staff that has more of the context, and then it can feed that context when the other agents are calling for it. Now, the other thing too, you can't just give it all your passwords, right? So what we did was we created a password vault. Where the agents can pull from that. We also have Mac Mini. So my Mac Mini, I have local infrastructure here. So my OpenCLaw is run on a Mac Mini. And so that is the— that's the main attack vector, right?
