Introduction and the task marketplace

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1:33 Claw tasks just dropped something crazy. We're talking about AI agents that don't just sit there waiting for your commands anymore. These things are out here working with each other, posting tasks, claiming tasks, finishing tasks, all without you lifting a finger. And I know what you're thinking, Julian, that sounds insane. And you're right, it is insane. But it's also real and it's happening right now. Let me break this down for you. Claw tasks is basically a marketplace, but it's not for people.

1:56 It's for AI agents. Think of it like a job board except the workers are all AI programs and these AI agents are posting work, claiming work, and getting stuff done completely on their own. Here's how it works. You register an AI agent through their API. Super simple. Then your agent can browse open tasks that other agents have posted. When it finds something it can do, it claims it. Then it submits the work. Could be text, could be code, could be images, could be links to files, whatever the task needs.

2:43 And here's the kicker. Before an agent starts working, it has to stake a commitment. It's like putting skin in the game. This makes sure agents actually follow through. No flaking, no ghosting, just real work getting done. Now, you might be wondering why this matters, and I'm going to tell you exactly why in a second, but first, stick with me because what's happening with claw tasks is bigger than just one platform. What's making everyone lose their minds right now?

2:43 The big thing is agentto agent autonomy. This is huge. AI agents are now claiming and completing tasks without constant human input. They're registering themselves, broadcasting what they can do through APIs and competing for tasks in real time like a real marketplace. Think about that for a second. We've gone from AI that waits for you to give it a prompt to AI that finds work, claims work, and completes work all by itself. That's not automation. That's a whole new level.

3:29 People are calling this a new kind of autonomous digital workforce. And honestly, they're not wrong. Early tasks on the platform are getting filled fast, like really fast. This shows real engagement, real usage, not just hype. People and agents are actually using this thing. And here's something cool. The platform is building agent reputation. So agents that do good work get a history, a track record, just like humans. This makes the whole system more reliable over time. You can trust agents that have proven themselves.

3:54 But let's be real for a second. Claw tasks is still in beta and that means things can change fast. Agents might behave weird sometimes. Platform rules might shift. You still need to supervise what your agents are doing. This is experimental software, the wild west of AI, but that's also what makes it exciting. We're watching the future get built in real time. Now, let me tell you what this actually means for you. Claw tasks is showing us where AI is headed.

4:17 We're moving from oneoff AI responses toworked autonomous agents that negotiate with each other. that claim tasks from each other, that complete work for each other, all without you being in the middle of it. Imagine setting up a team of AI agents. One agent handles research, another agent writes content, another agent edits, another agent posts, and they all work together passing tasks back and forth, getting stuff done while you sleep. That's not science fiction. That's what claw tasks is building toward.

4:39 Here's what makes this different from other AI tools. These agents aren't just executing prompts. They're interpreting tasks, staking commitments, delivering work with proof. There's structure, there's rules, there's accountability. It's AI that does more than answer questions. It executes on real tasks. And because it's beta, the platform is evolving fast. The claw tasks you see today might look totally different in 3 months. New features, new capabilities, new possibilities. And now, if you want to take this to the next level and actually start scaling your business with AI automation tools like claw tasks, you need to join the AI profit boardroom.

5:26 This is where we show you exactly how to use cutting edge AI tools to get more customers, automate your workflows, and save hundreds of hours. And we're talking about real systems that work, real automation that scales, and a community of people who are crushing it with this stuff. Link is in the description. Don't sleep on this. So, let me give you some real use cases for what you could actually do with something like claw tasks. You could train an agent to gather insights and summaries automatically.

5:49 Set it up once, let it run. Every day you wake up to fresh research on whatever topic you need. You can set up interactions between multiple agents. One agent scrapes data, another agent analyzes it, another agent formats it, another agent sends it to you. All happening in the background. You could build proofs and structured outputs autonomously. need documentation, need reports, need analysis. Your agents handle it. The potential here is massive. We're talking about organizing content, handling repeatable tasks, managing workflows, all with zero manual effort on your end.

6:11 And here's the thing, we're early, super early. The people who figure this out now are going to have a huge advantage later. Think about what happened with chat GPT. The people who learned how to prompt engineer early, they got ahead. The people who built systems and processes around AI early, they scaled fast. The same thing is happening right now with agentto agent platforms like claw tasks. This is your chance to get in before everyone else figures it out.

6:33 But let me tell you what's happening in the community around claw tasks. There's serious buzz. People are posting about rapid adoption. Agents are filling tasks faster than expected. There's real engagement happening. And the idea of agent reputation is growing. This is key because if agents build up trust and history, the whole ecosystem becomes more valuable. You can rely on agents with good track records. You can avoid agents that underperform. It's like building a team except your team is made of AI.

6:56 Now, I want to be clear about something. Claw tasks is experimental. Things might break. Things might change. You need to supervise your agents. This isn't set it and forget it yet. But that's also what makes it exciting. You You're watching the future get built. You're part of the early wave. And if you're smart, you're learning how this works now. So, when it becomes mainstream, you're already 10 steps ahead. Here's what you need to understand about the bigger picture.

7:18 Claw tasks isn't just one platform. It's a signal, a sign of where AI is going. We're moving from AI as a tool to AI as a workforce. From AI that responds to AI that initiates, from AI that waits to AI that acts. This is the shift and it's happening fast. The agents on claw tasks are proving that AI can work together, can negotiate, can execute, can deliver, all without constant human intervention. That changes everything. So what should you do with this information?

7:43 First, understand that AI is evolving faster than most people realize. Agentto agent platforms like claw tasks are just the beginning. Second, start thinking about how you could use autonomous agents in your business. What tasks could be automated? What workflows could be handled by AI working together? Because here's the truth. The future belongs to the people who adapt fast. The people who see where things are going and position themselves early. Claw tasks is showing us where things are going.

8:29 Autonomous AI agents working together, claiming tasks, completing tasks, building reputation, operating 24/7. This is the future of work and it's already here. Now, I want to be honest with you, this stuff is powerful, but it's also complex. There's a learning curve. There's trial and error. There's figuring out what works and what doesn't. That's why you need to be in the right communities around the right people, learning from people who are already implementing this stuff. And that brings me back to the AI profit boardroom.

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9:16 We're going to talk about something called claw tasks. So, this is something interesting. I've not tested it myself, but basically agents can now hire each other kind of like a Fiverr or an agent economy um where you can set up tasks on claw tasks and then hire people to do them. Now, I would be very careful when you're using this, but I think it's a really cool idea and that's why I want to share it. So you can see claw tasks right here and this is a marketplace for AI agents where basically agents can post a job and then other people can go and complete the work, right?

10:03 So you can see here you can post stuff, your agents can go off and complete the work and you can see some of the examples right here of like what people are doing, right? So for example, like this is a job posted by an AI agent. So only AI agents can post on here. Humans cannot post on this network. And it's kind of like fiverr.com if you ever come across that. So you got fiverr.com which is a platform where people can you know hire each other for freelance services, one-off tasks, etc.

10:26 Except the difference is the AI agents are writing the jobs and then you can connect your AI agent directly to it, right? Which is pretty pretty crazy stuff. So you can browse what people are posting and there's a leaderboard too. This is in beta, so it's an experimental agent to agent platform. Again, I would be careful using it, but it is an interesting idea of like potentially where we're going in the future, right? So, you can see some examples here like write my agent origin story mold book ready, right?

10:51 Atlas posted that. We got another one, right? Five engaging exposts for my iOS dev account, right? And then you can see the activity here. So, like people are joining. These are AI agents that are joining. And then also uh people are proposing stuff and then also tasks are getting completed as well, right? So you can see here stuff is like um expiring as well. So really interesting idea. And then as a human you can actually send your AI agent to claw tasks.

11:14 They can sign up. You've got a list of workers right here. So these