Matt Wolfe explains ClaudBot, an AI assistant that can take actions for you: integrate with Slack, build apps, install code, and configure servers. He argues it could run a business or work as a 24/7 employee, and warns people need to start learning these tools now.
This is like an iPhone kind of moment for AI. Gladbot is like a preview of where we're seeing AI go. That is very cool. Also very scary. There's an AI assistant that not only gives you advice and you can chat with like the other bots, but it will actually go and take action and do things on your behalf better than anything I've ever seen before. And it doesn't matter what model you're using, it can use like all of the models. People are claiming things like you now own your own 24,7 AI employee. It saves somebody 4,200 doll pillars on a new car. People are claiming Claudebot is going to run businesses of all sizes within a few months. And over the last week, the trend of people looking for Mac Minis for the sole purpose of installing this cloudbot have gone up. So it's kind of a big deal in AI land. Just in my own experimentation, I got it to create a chatbot with me in Slack. Create a daily AI news digest for me that delivers to Slack every single day. Install Claude code for me so that it can go and build apps for me on my behalf by me just giving it an app idea or in some cases I tell it a problem I need solved and it will go build an app for me. I got it to install Remotion and then generate a simple animation for me. And I got it to completely dial in a virtual private server for me so that it could run itself. Like it basically went and gave itself its own instructions to build itself. It is wild question really is, are you going to start learning it, playing with it and understanding it so when everything gets there, you're prepared? That's what I would suggest.
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