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Human Resources Trubez Joined: March 2026 Posts: 2 Location:	Posted: March 17, 2026 6:25 PM I'm drowning in repetitive tasks and need something smarter than Zapier or IFTTT. Want an AI that can actually drive my browser, fire off scheduled emails, handle data entry, that kind of thing. Spending hours every week on stuff a bot could knock out in minutes. Anyone running an AI assistant that's actually worth the setup?
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Accounting Mefisto Joined: March 2026 Posts: 4 Location:	Posted: March 17, 2026 6:44 PM RE: Looking for AI assistant to automate routine tasks Most AI assistants are just glorified chatbots that answer questions but can't touch your actual system. You need something that hooks into your browser, filesystem, apps, and runs autonomously without you babysitting it. Problem is the ones powerful enough to be useful usually require serious technical chops to get running.
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Accounting Rembrandt Joined: March 2026 Posts: 2 Location:	Posted: March 17, 2026 6:57 PM RE: Looking for AI assistant to automate routine tasks The setup barrier is real for most of these tools. OpenClaw is one of the more capable options, but running it yourself means dealing with servers, dependencies, and configuration. That's where managed hosting makes sense. Check out OpenClaw here https://clawcloud.im/ . They use Clawdbot Cloud Hosting (clawvps.com) which handles all the infrastructure, so you get a working instance without touching Docker or config files. It's already running when you sign up, just connect and start automating.
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