Build Your Own OpenClaw AI Agent Live at Hitman University on April 29

OpenClaw is quickly becoming one of the most important force multipliers in modern business operations because it pushes AI beyond chat and into real, always-on execution. Instead of stopping at answers, it can learn workflows, operate tools, connect to phones, and keep working around the clock. That changes the value of software for everyday operators, entrepreneurs, and service businesses. It means a single person can suddenly coordinate work that used to require a much larger team.

The real breakthrough is not just that AI can talk, but that it can act. A carpenter can begin thinking like an architect because AI can help with layout, planning, and 3D design support. A plumber can think beyond the pipe and start designing systems, proposals, and customer workflows with more precision. Business owners who once needed separate tools for outreach, organization, and automation can now combine them into one operational layer. OpenClaw represents that next step where skill sets expand because intelligent systems can help people execute at a higher level.

That is why Hitman University is hosting a live OpenClaw AI Workshop led by Floyd Hodges and John Marino on April 29th. This is not a theory session, a hype talk, or a passive webinar. It is a hands-on workshop where attendees will build a real AI agent live and leave with a working system. The goal is simple: turn AI from something interesting into something useful, practical, and profitable.

One of the strongest parts of the workshop is that no technical background is required to participate. Attendees will be guided through setup, phone connectivity, and real-world usage so they can understand exactly how an agent fits into daily operations. By the end of the session, each person will have a system that can stay active 24-7 and continue supporting work after the workshop ends. That makes the event valuable not only for tech-savvy builders, but also for founders, operators, sales professionals, and everyday business owners.

The workshop page makes the value proposition clear: in just three hours, participants can build their own AI agent and start turning a computer into a 24-7 AI employee. The event is scheduled for Wednesday, April 29, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM at the 1600 Tower at West End in Minneapolis. Only 20 seats are available, which keeps the experience focused and practical instead of overcrowded and generic. For anyone serious about automation, this is a chance to get direct implementation help instead of trying to piece everything together alone.

For Hitman Technologies, this workshop is about more than teaching software. It is about helping people understand how AI can create leverage, save time, and unlock new forms of growth in the real world. OpenClaw is opening the door for more people to build systems that once felt out of reach, and Hitman University is making that transition accessible. Anyone ready to build a real agent and walk away with a working automation system can reserve a spot now at www.hitmantech.com/workshop.