Have a chat agent write, browse, and build a prototype

Aman Khan used OpenClaw on WhatsApp to write drafts, handle online forms, gather research, and create a hosted HTML prototype.

Done with OpenClaw· Intermediate

What they did
Aman Khan kept OpenClaw running on a separate computer and gave it instructions through WhatsApp, including voice notes. He linked it with his Obsidian vault, Brave-based browsing, and web search, then had it turn his notes into message drafts, work through online forms, and investigate a topic. He later asked it to produce a simple HTML prototype and publish it on surge.
How it went
After some back-and-forth, he used the setup to put together a mobile-app prototype for Arize. The write-up did not give timing or completion rates for the drafting or form work.
Tips
If the agent can reach the browser, set rules to reduce prompt-injection risk. He said Opus usually cost about $10-15 a day, with some days climbing past $30; Sonnet cost much less.

Try it yourself with OpenClaw

You are my remote assistant. Using my [notes], draft [messages/emails/posts] in my style, use the browser to complete [web forms/tasks], and research [topic]. Then create a basic [HTML prototype/site] and get it ready to publish on [hosting service]. Stop before any send, submit, delete, payment, or publish step and show me the exact action for approval. If a field or step is unclear, ask me before continuing.

Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.

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