HireZero: an OpenClaw hackathon build of a review-first AI marketing employee
_raydeStar · reddit · 2026-09-30
For the OpenClaw hackathon (theme: "my first hire"), a developer built HireZero—Chip, an OpenClaw marketing employee agent. Answer three questions about your business (or paste your site) and Chip works shifts: research, campaign plans, a week of posts, website fixes. Every output comes with rationale, and nothing is posted, sent, or spent without approval.
- Two modes: hosted on Plow (zero install, works while your machine is off) or self-hosted via Docker (docs/INSTALL.md).
- MIT-licensed; the repo is a full end-to-end example of an OpenClaw employee doing a real job with a review-and-approve loop—fork it or swap the persona for other roles.
- Data stays in your workspace; connected-account secrets are encrypted; the public image only sends daily token counts, never your brief, prompts, or drafts.
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