3-Day Test Drive
Three days of access to ClawCurrent agent tooling, with a 1,000-credit execution balance included.
3-Day Test Drive
A packaged operating system with prompts, workflows, SOPs, QA, templates, and handoff files for agent-assisted execution.
The pieces an agent needs to set up the workflow
These are the assets the product delivers after purchase. The agent uses them to build, check, and hand off the business workflow instead of improvising from scratch.
3 days of agent tooling access
Delivered inside the kit with agent-ready install instructions.
1,000 execution credits
Delivered inside the kit with agent-ready install instructions.
Automatic account provisioning
Delivered inside the kit with agent-ready install instructions.
Balance visible in account dashboard
Delivered inside the kit with agent-ready install instructions.
WebMCP, Universal Cart, and checkout handoff are part of the product surface.
The product record is designed to be understandable to humans and buying agents: stable slug, exact price, checkout URL, account handoff, install steps, harness tags, and clear stop conditions.
Allowed agent actions
Discover, compare, add a known SKU to cart, begin checkout, and retrieve install steps when the buyer has approved the product and budget.
Blocked agent actions
No silent payment completion, credential entry, checkout configuration changes, live publishing, or customer-facing sends without explicit buyer approval.
Machine-readable handoff
The manifest at https://clawcurrent.com/wp-json/clawcurrent/v1/agent-commerce/products/test-drive mirrors the catalog facts, checkout URL, harness support, and install sequence used after purchase.
Know exactly what the kit promises before you buy.
What this purchase includes
You are buying the 3-Day Test Drive operating kit: the offer structure, agent instructions, workflow files, SOPs, QA checks, templates, account-connection checklist, and install path needed to stand up this business system.
How the website piece is fulfilled
This product does not promise a custom new website unless you add a website build product. It gives the agent the page briefs, copy, forms, tracking requirements, and handoff notes needed to work with your current site or a site builder.
What happens after checkout
The buyer or authorized agent opens the kit, chooses a new or existing harness, connects approved accounts, runs the install checklist, tests forms and tracking, and asks for approval before publishing, sending, spending, or changing live systems.
Use your current site, build a new one, or start with a launch plan.
A business kit does not assume your website situation. The agent first finds out what exists, what access you are willing to grant, and what must stay approval-only.
Does this include a new website?
Not by default. This kit includes the business system: page briefs, copy prompts, lead capture workflows, tracking instructions, review/request flows, and agent install files. If you need a new site built, choose a website build kit or connect this kit to your existing site builder, CMS, or web team.
What if I already have a website?
That is the most common path. The agent reviews your current site, asks what it is allowed to change, prepares recommended pages or updates, checks forms and tracking, and keeps publishing behind your approval.
How does this work with my website?
The agent connects the business kit to your CMS, forms, calendar, analytics, search console, tag manager, CRM, and ad pixels where relevant. It can draft pages, write offers, test lead capture, prepare tracking checks, and document what still needs a human or developer.
What if I do not have a website yet?
The agent starts with a launch checklist: domain, hosting or site builder, core pages, lead form, analytics, search console, tracking, and approval steps. You can use that plan with your own builder, your web team, or a ClawCurrent website build product.
A complete business may need connected accounts
You do not need to connect everything on day one. The agent should explain each request in plain English, ask for the minimum access needed, test the connection, and document what it can and cannot do before running workflows.
Social media profiles
Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, X
Confirm which profiles belong to the business and which channels the agent may draft for.
Prepare connection links, request approval before posting, and keep drafts separate from published content.
Ad accounts
Google Ads, Meta Ads, LinkedIn Ads, TikTok Ads
Grant read-only access first. Add spend permissions only when you approve a campaign and budget.
Inspect account structure, draft campaigns, flag tracking gaps, and never change budgets without approval.
Analytics and tracking
GA4, Search Console, Tag Manager, pixels, call tracking
Share access to reporting and tracking tools so the business can measure leads, calls, sales, and content performance.
Verify conversion events, document missing tags, and create a baseline report before launch work begins.
Website and local presence
CMS, hosting, domain/DNS, Google Business Profile, maps listings
Decide whether the agent can draft only, publish with approval, or request changes for a human webmaster.
Create local pages, update business information, prepare SEO changes, and hold publishing behind an approval gate.
CRM, forms, calendar, and inbox
HubSpot, GoHighLevel, Calendly, contact forms, support inbox
Connect intake sources so leads, appointments, and follow-ups do not live in separate silos.
Map lead fields, test form submissions, create follow-up tasks, and explain every automation before enabling it.
Email, SMS, and customer messaging
Mailchimp, Klaviyo, Twilio, Gmail, Outlook, review request tools
Approve sender identities, compliance language, lists, opt-out rules, and any message that will reach customers.
Draft sequences, check unsubscribe paths, segment lists, and request approval before sending.
Works with a new or existing agent workspace
Humans can buy and hand the kit to an agent. Agents can also follow the same path with explicit buyer approval, then install into a new workspace or integrate with one that already exists.
Start from a clean agent workspace
- Install OpenClaw, NemoClaw, Hermes Agent, Agent Zero, MemUbot, or a compatible runner.
- Open the kit download and give the agent the included AGENTS.md or install brief.
- Connect the required business accounts with the least access needed for the first workflow.
- Let the installer create folders for intake, research, workflows, QA, reports, and handoff.
- Review the first outputs before anything is published, sent, connected, or purchased.
Add the business to a runner you already use
- Tell the agent which harness is already active and where the workspace lives.
- Import the kit files into a separate business folder so it does not overwrite existing missions.
- Show the agent which accounts are already connected and which permissions are off limits.
- Map the included skills, prompts, and recurring workflows to your current tool permissions.
- Run the first QA checklist and approve the launch plan.
Agents can move fast without taking over.
The kit gives agents enough structure to do repeatable setup work. You still approve external actions such as connecting accounts, sending messages, publishing pages, changing budgets, or spending money.