Nabin Bhandari

Nabin BhandariMar 13, 2026

I built my own OpenClaw using Claude Code. No security vulnerabilities, No $1,000+ API bills, No trusting stranger's code with my keys. Here's exactly how (and why) ↓ OpenClaw just crossed 185,000 GitHub stars. Everyone's calling it the best personal AI assistant ever built. But behind the hype, it's falling apart: → A one-click exploit lets attackers steal ALL your data and API keys → Every credential is stored in plain text → Hundreds of malicious packages flooding Claw Hub → A security researcher hijacked a full instance in under 2 hours → Cisco called it a "security nightmare" → Users are getting Anthropic accounts banned and burning through tokens I loved what OpenClaw could do. I just didn't trust how it did it. So I decided to build my own. Here's the exact flow I followed: 𝐒𝐭𝐞𝐩 𝟏 → Cloned the OpenClaw repo locally (it's MIT licensed) 𝐒𝐭𝐞𝐩 𝟐 → Pointed Claude Code at the codebase and said: "Study how they built the memory system. Now build it for me." 𝐒𝐭𝐞𝐩 𝟑 → It one-shotted the entire memory system. Markdown-driven. SQLite + RAG for search. Synced with Obsidian. 𝐒𝐭𝐞𝐩 𝟒 → Repeated for every core feature: — Heartbeat (proactive agent running every 30 min via Claude Agent SDK) — Channel adapter (Slack + terminal, easily extensible) — Skills registry (no public marketplace, I build my own through conversation) 𝐒𝐭𝐞𝐩 𝟓 → Deployed to a VPS using my Anthropic subscription. No API credit bleeding. No surprise invoices. The result? An AI agent that remembers me, acts before I ask, and is 100% under my control. ~2,000 lines of Python + Markdown. That's it. The truth is you don't need OpenClaw. You need what OpenClaw proved is possible. Then you build it yourself. I put together a step-by-step setup guide so you can build this yourself in a single sitting. Comment "𝐂𝐥𝐚𝐰" and I'll send it to you instantly. Available For the Next 48 hours only.

Nabin BhandariJan 24, 2026

I spent the last 90 days testing every AI marketing agent I could find. $47,000 worth of AI Agents that agencies charge their clients for. And honestly? Most of them aren't worth it. But I found 70+ that are. The kind that actually save time instead of creating more work. The kind that produce output you'd actually use. The kind buried in Reddit threads and closed communities that nobody talks about. So I put them all in one place. Content creation agents that write like humans. Analytics tools that show you what's working before your competitors figure it out. Email automation that doesn't feel automated. Social schedulers that actually understand timing. SEO tools that get context, not just keywords. All organized by what they do. All tested in real campaigns. All free to access. Repost this for early access. Comment "Marketing" and I'll send you the full collection for Free. Must Be Connected

Nabin BhandariJan 12, 2026

I never thought this two node workflow will make a difference :) The internet makes us believe that real automation means 👉 100+ nodes 👉 insanely complex logic 👉 “look how advanced this is” screenshots But sometimes… two nodes are enough. Here’s the backstory 👇 I get around 10–15 n8n automation inquiries per week. Not huge, but meaningful. Yet I kept facing two recurring problems: 1️⃣ Urgent clients disappear When their timeline didn’t match my calendar, they booked a later slot. By the time the meeting happened , they had already hired someone else. 2️⃣ Too many “just curious” calls 30 minutes. 200 questions. No project. So I asked myself a simple question: What’s the smallest thing I can automate to solve both problems at once? The answer was almost… boring. 🧩 A 2-node workflow Trigger: Cal.com booking created Action: Send an email with my direct WhatsApp number That’s it. No fancy logic. No AI agents. No complex branching. But the impact? 📈 +$6000 extra profit in the last 30 days 💬 Most of those deals were closed directly on WhatsApp ⏱ Faster conversations 🎯 Better filtering 🤝 More serious clients People who aren’t serious won’t even book a meeting. People who are serious will happily take 1 minute and then move fast. This also reminded me of something important: Automation doesn’t need to be complex to feel like magic. Sometimes the smallest system tweak changes everything. As an officially verified n8n creator, this is exactly the kind of stuff I love building simple, practical automations that quietly fix real business problems. If you have something in mind lead flow, operations, internal tools, client communication — chances are, it’s way easier to automate than you think. Want to try this exact workflow? For people who prefer simplicity over complexity like me, I’m happy to share the workflow . Comment “JSON” and I’ll send you the link. Simple > complex. Systems > hustle. And yes… even two nodes can change the game.