Starts August 20
Course
OpenClaw Fundamentals
Build a personal or business assistant with OpenClaw and Hermes Agent: configure sources, context, memory, permissions, and logs, then add the channels and automation your scenario needs.
A verified brief in the first module
31 practice lessons and nine checkpoint submissions
No coding required, but you will use the terminal and configuration files
Ongoing access to course material and OpenClaw and Hermes Agent updates
About the CourseInstall OpenClaw and connect a model, then choose a personal or business scenario and define its sources and operating boundaries. Configure context, memory, permissions, and tool policy; explore Telegram, Google Calendar, remote machines, and automation. Learn to verify answers against sources and logs, diagnose failures, and demonstrate the assistant on your own scenario.
- Run OpenClaw and finish the first module with a verified personal or operations brief
- Configure context, memory, and rule files for one repeatable scenario
- Define tool policy, approvals, and boundaries for files, browser access, and computer use
- Configure sources for the scenario and work with Telegram and Google Calendar
- Prepare remote operation and recovery after internet, VPN, or power failures
- Package the routine as a skill or scheduled task in OpenClaw and Hermes Agent
- Build four test cases and present the capstone in five minutes
OpenClaw Fundamentals
Who This Course Is For
New
People who want an assistant for daily briefs, inbox triage, calendars, notes, and repeatable personal routines
Pro
Founders and operations specialists who need summaries of leads, finances, ad placements, and team activity
Teams that want to use Telegram and work data with clear permissions, logs, and approvals
Learners ready to install OpenClaw, run a few terminal commands, and inspect configuration. Coding is not required
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Curriculum
11 modules, 97 lessons, and 31 practice exercises. Nine checkpoints build one personal or business scenario.
01
First OpenClaw Run
02
How a Claw-Style Assistant Works
03
Context and Memory
04
Tools and Permissions
05
Data for the Scenario
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How Learning Works
You produce a useful result in the first module. Later modules add context, sources, channels, automation, and checks to the same scenario.
- Launch and First BriefIn 60-90 minutes, run OpenClaw, verify a model response, and produce a five-to-eight-line brief with source references.
- One Route Through the CourseChoose a personal or business scenario. The 31 practice lessons provide drills, while nine checkpoints update one project.
- From Data to a Working ScenarioUse prepared data, an export, or a connected source. Add Telegram, a calendar, and a remote machine when needed, then verify behavior through logs.
CommunityChoose a daily brief, inbox triage, or weekly operations report. In the first module, run OpenClaw and verify the scenario on prepared data. Then add context, permissions, and data for the chosen scenario: a prepared dataset, an export, or a connected source. Telegram, scheduling, and a remote machine are optional branches. Each checkpoint records sources, the action taken, the verification result, and the next change.
Reviews and Community
01
First-Run Reviews
Check gateway status, the model response, the course workspace, and the effective tool policy.
02
Personal and Business Scenario Reviews
Review sources, the usefulness of the brief, action boundaries, and decisions that must return to the owner.
03
Automation and Failure Reviews
Read delivery logs, find duplicates and omissions, and verify schedules and recovery plans.
What You Keep After the Course
You keep a working scenario and a small evidence package that another person can use to verify the result, permissions, and recovery path.
Personal or Business Scenario
A daily brief, inbox triage, or operations report with a clear input, sources, and usefulness criterion.
Assistant Project Record
Nine checkpoints record the launch, context, permissions, sources, a skill, automation, test cases, and the final demo.
Operations Pack
Tool policy, logs, test cases, cost tracking, failure scenarios, and recovery steps.