Frontier Founder SMB (FFSMB) — pre-built small-business workflows on a modern indie-founder stack: Clarify AI CRM, Stripe payments, QuickBooks accounting, DocuSign, Gmail/Google, and claude.ai/design. Cash flow, month-end close, invoice chasing, weekly briefs, CRM upkeep, customer pulse, contract review, hiring, growth campaigns — with an approval gate on anything touching money or customers. A MoxyWolf public fork of Anthropic's Small Business plugin, re-homed off PayPal/HubSpot/Square/Canva. Companion to the Apollo plugin for B2B prospecting. v0.3.1: installable — all 31 skills migrated, design lane rewritten for claude.ai/design, connector manifest in place. Team-beta; a dogfood pass over the transformed money/CRM skills is recommended before public release.
Day-two operations for a fleet of self-hosted OpenClaw gateway instances on one Docker host. Discovers every instance from the live Docker state instead of hard-coded paths, classifies it ok / degraded / down / alien, and drives the repair work: health and liveness reporting, provider-auth triage (expired, emptied and shadowed OAuth profiles, shared-credential token sink), config surgery with a snapshot and an executable rollback, memory and embedding repair, shared skills and plugins consolidation, secret-delivery audit by key name only, security audit, version-drift and channel-aware upgrades, and reference-instance cloning. Mutations are dry-run behind an eight-block plan, need --yes, and need a typed confirmation when irreversible. Secrets are reported as fingerprint, presence and expiry — never as values. No MCP server and no required environment variables: the one optional variable, OPENCLAW_OPS_CONFIG, is an escape hatch for the fleet-config path, and deployment specifics live in that operator-owned config outside the repository. Also carries the workspace persona guides (AGENTS.md, SOUL.md, USER.md, IDENTITY.md, standing orders, bootstrap, memory, session analysis) taken over from the retired openclaw-configurator.
Operations plugin for a fleet of self-hosted OpenClaw gateway instances running as Docker Compose projects on one host. Discovers every instance from the live Docker state (never from hard-coded paths), classifies it ok/degraded/down/alien, and runs day-two maintenance: health and liveness reporting, provider-auth triage (expired, emptied and shadowed OAuth profiles, shared-credential token sink), config surgery with snapshot and executable rollback, memory/embedding repair and reindexing, shared skills and plugins consolidation, Infisical secret-delivery audit by key name only, security audit, version-drift and channel-aware upgrades, and reference-instance cloning. Mutations are dry-run by default behind an eight-block plan, need --yes, and need a typed confirmation when irreversible. Secrets are reported as fingerprints, presence and expiry — never as values. File-based knowledge: no MCP server, no required environment variables, no stored credentials; the single optional variable OPENCLAW_OPS_CONFIG is an escape hatch for the fleet-config path, and deployment specifics live in that operator-owned config outside the repository. Also carries the workspace persona guides (AGENTS.md, SOUL.md, USER.md, IDENTITY.md, standing orders, bootstrap, memory, session analysis) taken over from the retired openclaw-configurator.
Maintain the BBS website end to end — price list to live product page. Catalog intake and import, contract pricing, variant families, enrichment, storefront pages, quote-bot lane tuning, data QA and cross-sell, and the doctrine hook that keeps BBS design, cert and pricing rules consistent.
NocoDB ops plugin for Agents Store. Record management, filtering (structured filters, exactDate date filters), sorting, reports, search, webhooks (events, payload, conditions), and data import/export for business users via the NocoDB MCP server (writes in batches of up to 100 records; extra tools on Cloud/licensed through listTools/callTool) and curl on the v3 API.
NocoDB ops plugin for Agents Store. Record management, filtering (structured filters, exactDate date filters), sorting, reports, search, webhooks (events, payload, conditions), and data import/export for business users via the NocoDB MCP server (writes in batches of up to 100 records; extra tools on Cloud/licensed through listTools/callTool) and curl on the v3 API.