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This is a human-interest piece about a consultant who helps small businesses deploy OpenClaw, an AI agent tool, and train their own staff to run it. The article offers little technical detail about how OpenClaw works, what it automates, or how well it performs, so its claims about capability and value are anecdotal. For readers tracking AI adoption by small firms, the useful signal is that setup and workflow redesign, not the software alone, appear to be the main barriers.

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How PJ helps small businesses use OpenClaw

OpenClawOctober 16, 20264 min read

From his family’s pest control business in Ocala to other local companies, PJ helps small businesses get started with OpenClaw—and learn to run it on their own.

From his family’s pest control business in Ocala to other local companies, PJ helps small businesses get started with OpenClaw—and learn to run it on their own. PJ was educated as an engineer and spent much of his early career working at companies like Lockheed Martin. But at the beginning of 2026, he found himself working with his brother at a pest control company they both owned in Ocala, Florida. Late…

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