Production-grade OpenClaw builds in 2-4 weeks. Fixed-scope, written timeline, handoff training. Below is a dated changelog of the recent client work, in plain English, no client names. The point is that the dates are real and the scope is concrete.
OpenClaw voice agent on a dedicated inbound number, qualifies callers against a written rubric and books on the calendar when criteria are met. Two weeks scope to handoff. Replaced the human SDR who was missing 40% of after-hours calls.
OpenClaw agent reads inbound support, categorises against tagged history, drafts a reply, and routes either to auto-send (low-risk categories) or to a human queue with the draft attached. Three weeks scope to handoff. Cut median first-touch time from 4 hours to 11 minutes.
OpenClaw agent watches Shopify events, reaches out by SMS (Twilio) or email (Resend) on configurable triggers, and only escalates to a human when the customer replies in a way the agent is not confident handling. Two weeks. Recovered roughly 18% of carts that previously went cold.
Three OpenClaw agents coordinating: maintenance triage, tenant-facing FAQ, and weekly portfolio summary for the operator. Custom skills for the property management API. Four weeks scope to handoff. The operator now spends about 2 hours a week on what was previously a half-time admin role.
Two-week engagement, no new agent. Reviewed an existing OpenClaw deployment a previous agency had shipped, identified a wide-open shell sandbox and an unguarded provider key, prioritised the fix list, and shipped the patches. Their costs dropped roughly 60% the following month.
Other shops will tell you the speed comes from a clever template. Honestly it comes from doing the same shape of project enough times to know which parts genuinely take time and which parts you stop arguing about. The template is in our head, not in a folder.
The other half is that the founder reads the openclaw/openclaw source. When the runtime does something surprising, we open the file and read what is actually happening, instead of guessing for a week. That is what shipped openclaw/openclaw#76345, the cost-runaway breaker that Peter Steinberger merged into core, and it is the same posture every client build runs on.
Production-grade implementation, fixed-scope, written timeline. Apply through the link below and you will hear back within 24 hours, including the honest answer if we are not the right fit.