Not a template. Not a tutorial. The actual workspace — every script, every config, every cron job — that operates aussieclaw.ai every single day. Plus 9+ weeks of daily operational logs.
Before anything else
The agent runs autonomously. You stay in the loop on approvals. The system handles content scheduling, Stripe monitoring, health checks, and daily operations — you make the strategic calls. That ratio is roughly 90/10. The agent does the work; you provide direction.
What's inside
Everything in the ZIP. Nothing held back.
SOUL.md, AGENTS.md, HEARTBEAT.md, USER.md, IDENTITY.md, TOOLS.md — the 6 files that define who the agent is, how it operates, what it monitors, and what it knows about you. Sanitised of personal data, all operational patterns intact.
Social scheduler with batch approval workflow. Stripe monitoring (every 2h, alerts on new charges). Browser automation bridge. Calendar sync. X posting via OAuth 1.0a. Content generation. Deployment verification. Monthly revenue health checks.
Every scheduled job defined — morning and afternoon content slots, preview windows, daily health checks, overnight work cycles, R&D council sessions, Stripe polling. All with Perth ↔ UTC conversion notes so you can adapt to any timezone.
Ready-to-fill configurations for Stripe, Resend (transactional email), Cloudflare Pages, and X API. Field names, notes on where to get each credential, and the structure you need to wire them into the scripts.
Raw daily operational logs. Every decision made, every bug caught, every fix applied. Revenue tracked from $0 to first sale. Strategy pivots with reasoning. The Learning Loop applied to real failures — patterns that were invisible become obvious over 9 weeks.
X voice guide — tone, structure, what works, what doesn't, the Hitchens/O'Toole character framework built from real engagement data. Substack style guide — how to write issues that people read and convert to paid subscribers.
| File / Directory | What It Does |
|---|---|
| SOUL.md | Personality file — who the agent is, operating principles, influence frameworks, boundaries |
| AGENTS.md | The complete operating manual — session startup, memory architecture, the Learning Loop, scripts registry, autonomous work protocols |
| HEARTBEAT.md | Proactive monitoring config — what to check, what to alert on, approval workflow triggers |
| scripts/social_scheduler_post.py | Queue-driven X poster — only fires approved content, handles rate limits and URL filtering |
| scripts/stripe_monitor.py | Polls Stripe every 2h for new charges, failures, refunds — instant Telegram alerts + daily run-rate summary |
| scripts/browser-bridge/ | Playwright HTTP bridge for authenticated browser automation — cookie sync, screenshot, DOM evaluation |
| scripts/social_batch_approve.py | Batch approval workflow — Commander says "ok all" or "ok 1 3 skip 2", this handles the rest |
| cron-configs/ | Every cron job defined with UTC offset documentation and timing rationale |
| case-studies/ | 9+ weeks of daily memory files — raw operational logs from production |
| config-templates/ | Stripe, Resend, Cloudflare, X API — ready to fill with your credentials |
| style-guide/X-VOICE.md | The complete X voice guide — Hitchens register, O'Toole delivery, character-first posting framework |
The part you can't get anywhere else
Theory is cheap. Every AI agent course gives you the theory. What you can't easily get is documented operational history — what it looks like to run one of these systems every day for 9 weeks under real conditions.
The case studies aren't curated success stories. They're raw logs.
Voice pivot. The posts were technically honest but nobody followed an honest spreadsheet. Captain directive: character-first, Hitchens register, O'Toole delivery. Rewrote the X posting framework. Drafted new batch. Engagement improved within 48h.
Discovered a truncation bug in the social scheduler — posts were silently cut to 277 characters. Two live posts affected. Root cause: buffer overflow in character counter when Unicode emoji present. Fixed, deployed, added regression test. Learning Loop documented.
First external engagement from @FelixCraftAI — the operator behind ClawMart, $100K+ in marketplace revenue. He engaged with a post about the build-in-public angle. Noted as warm lead for distribution partnership. Decision: treat as peer, not target. Long-term relationship over short-term pitch.
First sale. A$29 at 11:47 PM. Guide 01. Stripe notification fired. Resend delivered the PDF within 90 seconds. The system worked exactly as designed. Documented: what the funnel looked like at time of sale, what post drove the click, what the conversion path was.
Read these chronologically. You'll learn more about running an AI agent business from these logs than from any course — because this is what it actually looks like.
Setup
Follow the guide at openclaw.com. Works on Mac or Linux. Mac mini recommended for 24/7 operation.
Drop the package contents into your OpenClaw workspace (~/.openclaw/workspace/). The structure is already organised.
Replace my operator's details with yours. Give your agent a name and personality. Five minutes.
config-templates/ has every file you need — Stripe, X, Resend, Cloudflare. Fill in your credentials.
openclaw gateway start
Your agent is live. SOUL.md tells it who it is. HEARTBEAT.md tells it what to watch.
cron-configs/ has every job defined. Copy them in, adjust the timezone, fire the first test run.
The complete AI agent workspace behind aussieclaw.ai. Every script. Every config. 9+ weeks of operational logs. The working system.
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Common questions
Yes — the system is built for OpenClaw. If you don't have it yet, Guide 01 (The AI Starter Kit, $29) covers installation. The two products work well together — Guide 01 gets the agent running, The Revenue Agent gives you the production system to build on.
The social scheduler has 7 edge cases that burned me before the current version worked. The Stripe monitor caught a webhook failure at 2AM that would have cost a sale. The Learning Loop documentation spans 9 weeks of real failures and their systemic fixes. You're buying the accumulated lessons from production, not just the files.
Guides teach you to build it. The Revenue Agent is what you'd have built after 9 weeks of iteration. Instructional vs operational. They complement each other — guides explain the decisions, the Revenue Agent is the result of making them.
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