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  • June 11, 2026

    How my AI Agent Claw Remembers -The Memory System Behind SmallBizAI.au

    How my AI Agent Claw Remembers -The Memory System Behind SmallBizAI.au

    Every time I reset a session, my AI agent Claw wakes up blank. No memory of yesterday. No idea what we were working on, what rules we’ve established, what mistakes to avoid. Just empty. And yet within a few seconds of loading, it knows who I am, my career history, the site’s rules, the mistakes… Continue reading

    Personal, smallbizai.au
    openclaw, technology, writing
  • June 5, 2026

    90 Days, 850+ Posts, 1 AI Agent – What Actually Happened

    90 Days, 850+ Posts, 1 AI Agent – What Actually Happened

    On 6 March 2026, I published the first post on SmallBizAI.au. It was called “AI Is Changing Small Business in Australia — And Most Owners Don’t Know It Yet.” Not a great title. Short. Basically a placeholder. I wasn’t sure if any of this would stick. 90 days later: 854 posts. 20,177 Bing AI citations.… Continue reading

    Personal, smallbizai.au
    ai, artificial-intelligence, openclaw, smallbizai.au
  • June 3, 2026

    How SmallBizAI.au Gets Cited by AI 500+ Times a Day and What We’ve Learned

    How SmallBizAI.au Gets Cited by AI 500+ Times a Day and What We’ve Learned

    We launched SmallBizAI.au on March 6, 2026. In the first week, Bing Copilot cited us 13 times. By late May, it was citing us over 500 times a day. We didn’t build an SEO strategy around AI citations. We didn’t know that was a thing yet. But after tracking 20,000+ citations across three months, some… Continue reading

    Personal, smallbizai.au
    smallbizai.au, technology, writing
  • June 1, 2026

    The Day the Crons Stood Still

    The Day the Crons Stood Still

    Monday Morning, 7am There’s a scene near the start of The Day the Earth Stood Still where everything just… stops. Engines off. Clocks frozen. The whole city locked in place. Monday morning, 1 June 2026. SmallBizAI.au runs about 55 cron jobs. They run overnight, through weekends, regenerating pages, updating dashboards, checking SEO, syncing the content pipeline. Most… Continue reading

    Personal, smallbizai.au
    ai, llm, openclaw, technology
  • May 29, 2026

    I Broke the Site. Then I Made My AI Agent Write a COE.

    I Broke the Site. Then I Made My AI Agent Write a COE.

    The blog went down for two and a half hours on a Friday afternoon in May. Not a graceful failure. A full 500 error. Every page. My AI agent, Claw, had added a PHP code snippet to clear a cache. The snippet called a non-static method statically. PHP threw a fatal error. The site crashed… Continue reading

    Personal, smallbizai.au
    ai, artificial-intelligence, coe, openclaw, technology, writing
  • May 26, 2026

    What AI Actually Can’t Do

    What AI Actually Can’t Do

    Over the past few weeks, I’ve written a lot about what Claw🦞 (my Openclaw agent) can do. The daily crons. The memory system. The dashboard that updates while I sleep. The 790+ posts that largely run themselves. Time to be honest about the other side. It doesn’t know what not to do Ask Claw🦞 to… Continue reading

    Personal, smallbizai.au
    ai, artificial-intelligence, openclaw, smallbizai.au, technology, writing
  • May 22, 2026

    When Online Work Meets the Real World

    When Online Work Meets the Real World

    The creation of SmallBizAI.au unexpectedly rekindled connections with former colleagues, demonstrating how publishing online can reignite professional networks and stimulate meaningful conversations. Continue reading

    Personal, smallbizai.au
  • May 20, 2026

    The Day I Took the Site Down

    The Day I Took the Site Down

    On May 15, 500 errors caused smallbizai.au to go offline for 2.5 hours due to conflicting plugins and an AI assistant’s misjudgment. Recovery relied on WordPress’s emergency mode feature. Continue reading

    Geek, Personal, smallbizai.au
    artificial-intelligence, lightspeed, rank math, seo, smallbizai.au, technology, wordfence, wordpress, writing
  • May 18, 2026

    I Gave My AI Agent a Footy Job

    I Gave My AI Agent a Footy Job

    Over 40 years as a devoted St Kilda member, I share my experience launching SaintsFooty—a Telegram channel delivering timely updates and coverage. Despite a minor bug, the project worked! Continue reading

    Geek, Personal, SaintsFooty
    afl, ai, artificial-intelligence, openclaw, saintsfooty, technology
  • May 13, 2026

    When Your IT Guy Retires: What Australian SMBs Need to Know About the MSP Crisis

    When Your IT Guy Retires: What Australian SMBs Need to Know About the MSP Crisis

    A succession crisis looms in Australian IT services as aging managed service providers (MSPs) near retirement, forcing small businesses to confront challenges in IT management and the need for cloud migration and automation. Continue reading

    Geek, Personal, smallbizai.au
    ai, artificial-intelligence, business, cloud, technology
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