Nat Eliason

Nat Eliason, entrepreneur and writer building AI-first products, talks about creating Felix, an OpenClaw AI that runs a zero-human company. He explains how a one-night PDF became a marketplace for agent skills, how Felix manages agent employees and bespoke deployments, and the revenue, costs, and tooling behind running an automated, low-cost business.

Nat Eliason, entrepreneur building AI-enabled tooling and creator of Felix, an OpenClaw-powered autonomous agent. He explains how Felix launched products, managed deployments, and handled crypto. The conversation covers multi-threaded chats, a 3-layer memory system, cron jobs and heartbeats, security and permissions, and how to remove bottlenecks to increase autonomy.

When OpenClaw was released, I watched Nat Eliason create an agent, give it an X account and tell it to earn money. This is the story of how it worked and how you can build an AI agent as your co-founder or employee. Nat Eliason is the operator behind Felix, an autonomous OpenClaw agent business that has generated nearly $200,000 in about two months through products, services, and agent-focused software. He is also building tools like Claw Mart, Sodex, and Agent Letters to support the growing ecosystem of AI agents doing real commercial work online. In addition to this work, he is involved with Alpha School, where he is helping shape entrepreneurship-focused education. Sponsored byZapier More interviews -> https://mixergy.com/moreint Rate this interview -> https://mixergy.com/rateint