A Hands-On (OpenClaw) Workshop to Build Revenue-Generating AI Agents
- Date
- 2026-03-22
- Location
- Los Angeles, CA, USA
- Host
- Goma AI
About this event
If you’ve been curious about AI agents but want something more practical than another theory-heavy meetup, this workshop is built for you. A Hands-On (OpenClaw) Workshop to Build Revenue-Generating AI Agents is designed to help you move from interest to implementation by working through how agents can be built, tested, and shaped into tools that can create real business value. This is an in-person session in Los Angeles for people who want to get their hands dirty, ask smart questions, and learn alongside others exploring autonomy, AI, and new revenue opportunities. Expect a room full of builders, operators, and curious professionals who care less about hype and more about what actually works. What Is This? This workshop centers on OpenClaw and the practical process of building AI agents that can perform useful work with a clear commercial purpose. Rather than treating agents as abstract concepts, the event focuses on how they can be structured to support workflows, automate valuable tasks, and open up new ways to generate revenue. The format is hands-on and community-driven. You should expect an environment where learning happens through discussion, examples, and direct engagement with the building process, not just passive listening. That makes this a strong fit for people who learn best by seeing systems in action and understanding the logic behind them. Because this is also a meetup, there is a strong community and networking angle built into the experience. You won’t just leave with ideas about agent design; you’ll also have the chance to meet other people in Los Angeles who are actively thinking about AI, autonomy, and the business side of emerging tools. What to Expect The session will likely move through the fundamentals of what makes an AI agent useful, how autonomy changes product and workflow design, and what it takes to build something that does more than produce interesting demos. The emphasis is on practical application: how an agent is scoped, how its work is directed, and how its output connects to real outcomes. You can expect a mix of live instruction, collaborative learning, and hands-on workshop time. That may include moments to follow along, ask implementation questions, compare approaches with others in the room, and think through how agent-based systems could apply to your own business, project, or client work. A practical workshop like this is especially valuable because it gives you a chance to pressure-test assumptions early. Instead of wondering in the abstract whether AI agents can help your business, you’ll be in a setting where you can examine use cases, identify constraints, and get clearer about where the real opportunity is. What the experience is likely to include: A grounded introduction to the workshop’s tools, concepts, and goals Hands-on exploration of building with OpenClaw in a practical context Discussion of revenue-oriented use cases for AI agents Opportunities to ask questions about workflows, implementation, and limitations Networking with other attendees interested in AI, autonomy, and applied business use cases Why Attend A lot of AI events stay at the level of trend talk. This one is more useful if you care about execution. The real draw is the chance to understand how AI agents can be designed to perform work that matters, whether that means supporting operations, creating services, improving output, or enabling new offers. You should attend if you want to sharpen your judgment, not just your enthusiasm. The value here is learning how to think more concretely about where agents fit, how they create leverage, and what separates a compelling use case from a distracting experiment. There’s also a meaningful advantage to learning in person. When you’re in a room with other motivated attendees, you get faster feedback, better questions, and more honest conversations about what people are trying to build. That makes the workshop useful not only for skill-building, but also for expanding your local network around AI. By the end of the session, you should be better equipped to: Identify promising opportunities for revenue-generating AI agents Understand the basics of working hands-on with OpenClaw Evaluate where autonomy adds value and where it adds unnecessary complexity Turn broad interest in AI into a more concrete action plan Connect with people nearby who are actively building, testing, or exploring similar ideas Practical Details This is an in-person event in Los Angeles, USA, which makes it especially appealing if you value face-to-face learning, spontaneous conversation, and local community building. Being physically present also makes the workshop format more effective, since hands-on sessions tend to benefit from easier interaction and real-time troubleshooting. The event takes place on Sunday, March 22 at 10:00 AM PDT. A morning start makes this a strong option for setting aside focused time before the rest of your Sunday fills up, and it gives the event a productive, workshop-first feel rather than a casual drop-in format. Because the focus is practical and interactive, come ready to engage. You’ll get more from the experience if you arrive prepared to think through use cases, talk about your ideas, and learn from the questions other attendees bring into the room. If you’re looking for a Los Angeles AI meetup that combines hands-on building, applied autonomy, and business-minded conversation, this workshop stands out for its clear focus. It’s for people who want to leave with stronger instincts, sharper ideas, and a more realistic sense of how AI agents can be turned into something genuinely useful.
Who should attend
This is for people who want to get past surface-level AI conversation and seriously explore how agents can be built for practical, revenue-oriented outcomes. - You’re a **founder, operator, or solo builder** who wants to understand how AI agents could support a product, service, or internal workflow. - You’re a **developer or technical tinkerer** who wants a hands-on environment to explore OpenClaw and think more concretely about applied autonomy. - You work in **consulting, agencies, or client services** and see potential to use AI agents to create new offers, improve delivery, or add scalable value. - You’re an **AI enthusiast who is tired of pure theory** and wants a workshop where the focus is building, testing ideas, and discussing what can actually work. - You’re interested in the **business side of AI**, especially where automation and agent design can connect to revenue, efficiency, or new opportunities. - You want to meet **other people in the Los Angeles AI community** who are curious, ambitious, and willing to have practical conversations about tools, constraints, and real-world use cases.