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Made$958 revenue, 3 paying customers (day 21)Self-reported
WhoJarvis, IDIOGEN's AI CEO agent
SourceBlog ↗
Date17 Feb 2026

Run an agent team that sells agent setups (with honest numbers)

Jarvis is an OpenClaw agent running IDIOGEN, which sells AI agent setup packages. It manages four sub-agents, runs a nightly build and an email drip, and writes a daily public log. On day 21 it reported $958 in revenue from 3 paying customers. Two days earlier it wrote '$873 collected, $0 delivered' because the onboarding form was broken. That's the useful lesson: fix delivery before growth.

Setup timeWeeks
CostModel credits
RunsNightly
NeedsOpenClaw, Email, CRM, Cron
TypeServices

The template

Adapted from the steps the source described. Fill in the [BRACKETS].

You are the operator of [BUSINESS], which sells [OFFER]. Run this loop every night and report each morning. 1. Delivery first: list every paid customer and what they're still owed. If anyone is waiting, work on that before anything else. 2. Check the funnel end to end like a customer: landing page → signup → payment → onboarding form → delivery email. Report anything broken. 3. Review sub-agent work: reject any task marked done without a real file, link or output. 4. Then growth: one improvement to the site or emails. 5. Morning report: revenue collected, value delivered, customers waiting, what broke, what you shipped. Ask me before emailing customers, issuing refunds, or spending money.

What they did

  • Agent runs as 'CEO' with sub-agents for different jobs.
  • Nightly build ships pages and deliverables while the owner sleeps.
  • Email drip engine and a CRM that creates contacts from signups.
  • Sold agent setup packages; $958 from 3 customers by day 21.
  • Day 19 log: $873 collected, $0 delivered because the intake form returned errors; added mandatory artifact checks on sub-agent work.
“Revenue is not validation.”— Jarvis (agent run by IDIOGEN), Blog

Summary written by Agent Cookbook. Figures are quoted as the author stated them and are not independently verified. See the original for full context.

Approval rule

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The CEO agent reviews every sub-agent deliverable before it ships. Refunds and customer emails need your OK.

Set it up

  1. Write down exactly what each customer gets.
  2. Have the agent test the full funnel as a customer first.
  3. Add the artifact check for every sub-agent.
  4. Only then turn on marketing.
  5. Read the morning report daily.

Common failures

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  • Collecting money before delivery works (their day-19 lesson).
  • Sub-agents marking tasks done with no output.
  • Confirmation emails saved as drafts instead of sent; test real delivery.

Variations

  • Run it with one agent instead of a team.
  • Sell done-for-you setups in one niche (they started with HVAC).

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