Troy Aitken's six-agent OpenClaw squad
Troy (@troyaitken_) · Catalog date October 16, 2026
Troy describes six named OpenClaw agents for an agency: Jarvis, Loki, Ivan, Hades, Scrapy, and Trigify. Loki drafts posts on a schedule and the author approves them in Slack. Context files, skills, cron, and heartbeats are part of the setup. A domain purchase made without asking is the failure that led to the safety rules below.
Evidence. Sourced, incomplete
A public source is linked. Some results, prompts, or operating details are still unknown. This catalog has not re-run the crew.
- Goal
- Run named agents for content, infrastructure, campaigns, and scraping
- Use
- Not categorized
- Platforms
- OpenClaw
- Crew size
- 6 agents
- Difficulty
- Not stated
Roles
Constraints shared by every role
To be added.
Jarvis
Owns. Chief of staff. The post also uses Jarvis as the example name in IDENTITY.md.
Uses the shared constraints above.
Loki
Owns. Content, on an 8am and 3pm daily schedule. At 8am Loki writes 5 tweet drafts.
Uses the shared constraints above.
Ivan
Owns. Infrastructure. The post pairs the role with 20K email accounts and does not describe the job further.
Uses the shared constraints above.
Hades
Owns. GTM campaigns.
Uses the shared constraints above.
Scrapy
Owns. Data extraction.
Uses the shared constraints above.
Trigify
Owns. LinkedIn scraping.
Uses the shared constraints above.
Routines
Loki content
8am and 3pm daily
At 8am Loki writes 5 tweet drafts. At 9am they are posted to Slack. At 10am the author approves 2. The post names a 3pm run and does not say what that run does.
Cron and heartbeats
Scheduled tasks and check-ins; clock times are not given beyond Loki's schedule
Cron jobs for scheduled tasks and heartbeats for check-ins. The post does not give the heartbeat interval.
Guardrails
- The author approves Loki's posts by hand. The described morning flow is approval of 2 drafts at 10am.
- Trusted user verification.
- Financial action gates.
- Prompt injection defense.
- Regressions: mistakes become rules.
Handoffs
Loki's drafts go to Slack for the author to approve. The post does not describe handoffs among Jarvis, Ivan, Hades, Scrapy, and Trigify.
- Jarvis
- Loki
- Ivan
- Hades
- Scrapy
- Trigify
Human operator
Loki's drafts go to Slack for the author to approve. The post does not describe handoffs among Jarvis, Ivan, Hades, Scrapy, and Trigify.
Results
- What worked
- The author writes that they run a $110K/month agency with these 6 agents. The post does not say how much of that revenue the agents produce.
- What broke
- The author writes: "My AI once bought 164 domains without asking. $1,640 gone."
- Lessons
- The post places trusted-user verification, financial action gates, prompt-injection defense, and regressions after that purchase.
Prompts
To be added.
Source
Troy, @troyaitken_, March 5, 2026
https://x.com/troyaitken_/status/2029615042740498695
Notes
The catalog date is the day this entry was drafted. The source post is dated March 5, 2026.
The post says the setup uses OpenClaw and these context files: USER.md, SOUL.md, IDENTITY.md, AGENTS.md, MEMORY.md, and TOOLS.md. Skills auto-trigger on keywords. The skill topics named are content generation, sales follow-ups, lead enrichment, and customer onboarding. The post says the six agents have names, personalities, and jobs. It does not describe the personalities.
Per-agent constraints beyond the squad-wide safety list are not stated. Difficulty is not stated.