Longgang, a district in Shenzhen, has published draft policy measures to attract @OpenClaw developers and one-person AI agent companies. The incentive package includes - free deployment zones, - up to 2M RMB in dev subsidies, - 30% hardware subsidies, and - up to 10M RMB in seed equity for youth-led projects. The issuing body is Longgang's AI & Robotics Bureau, the first district-level AI agency in China, less than a year old. I kinda love (and hate) that a single Chinese district is operating at a level of AI industrial policy most US cities haven't even started thinking about.

Aomar messages me asking for +$5 tip on a DoorDash delivery. As a technologist I can't wait for delivery robots. OTOH, I worry about obsoleting Aomar.

We built a CRM on top of Notion for our fund (deal pipeline, LP tracking, contact scoring, analytics) in ~2 weeks using Claude Code + Notion agents. Our system does what some platforms are charging $10-15K/year do for institutional investors, except it's custom-fit to how we actually work. Build vs SaaS is real. Vertical SaaS might get disrupted by its own customers.