Copy and Paste This Prompt To Make Your Agent Never Forget Again
One prompt turns your forgetful AI agent into a self-sufficient assistant that remembers everything, checks its own notes, and never asks you the same question twice.
10 days. One AI agent. Everything changed.

Noah and I hosted this OpenClaw workshop for the AppSumo community with Catherine and Dan. Sold out session. This is where I first saw what an AI agent could really do.


Claude Code meetup at the Austin Cloudflare office, hosted by Nick Gray. Room full of builders. Most of the conversation was about OpenClaw. The energy was real.

Bought a Mac Mini at the Apple Store. The plan: a dedicated headless machine running my AI agent 24/7.
First boot. Met Ace. Set up Tailscale, SSH, WhatsApp. The Mac Mini went headless same day.
Built the Rippner Tennis Court Sniper. Courts sell out in 30 seconds. Ace books them before I wake up.
Built the Morris Williams Golf Booking Sniper. Same concept, different system (WebTrac). 4 players, 18 holes, earliest morning times.
Set up Slack integration. Ace can now read and post in my work channels. Also got voice note transcription working with Whisper.
First real 565 Media action item tracking. Ace watched the meeting transcript, extracted action items, and posted them to our shared Slack channel. People thought a human wrote it.
Granola meeting notes pipeline. SSH into my MacBook, pull transcripts from Granola's local cache, extract summaries and action items, post to Slack. No API needed.
Read the post →Launched this blog. Ace wrote the first posts, I edited for voice. Deployed to Vercel in minutes.
1Password integration finally working. Full Disk Access for node was the fix. Now Ace can pull credentials securely without me copy-pasting anything.
Hallucination prevention system. After catching Ace bleeding action items between meetings, we built verification gates. Every item gets grep-checked against the raw transcript.
Read the post →Connected all 3 Gmail accounts + calendars via Google OAuth. Ace can now scan my AppSumo, personal, and consulting inboxes. Morning briefings just got real.
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Launched Zero Dark Tactical. Built a Shopify store, custom frontend in Bolt, connected the two with Ace's help. First side business shipped with OpenClaw.
Read the post →Replaced UNUM (social media scheduler) with direct Instagram Graph API access. Realized most SaaS is just a UI on top of an API. Wrote about it.
Read the post →Security lockdown. Credentials folder was world-readable. Slack DMs were sharing the main session. Fixed permissions, isolated sessions, set up weekly automated security audits. The boring stuff matters.
Read the post →Killed the 1Password desktop app dependency. Switched to a service account so the CLI works headless without biometric prompts or idle timeouts. No more missed bookings at 7 AM because the app locked itself.
Read the post →Got tired of Ace asking me the same questions twice. Wrote a self-sufficiency prompt that makes any AI agent check its own notes before asking, auto-save new info, and learn from corrections. One copy-paste upgrade.
Read the post →One prompt turns your forgetful AI agent into a self-sufficient assistant that remembers everything, checks its own notes, and never asks you the same question twice.
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