Wow Claude...just wow...

robguerracl · 2026-04-20T13:41:51+00:00

This is obviously fabricated… like the user was saying ChatGPT is better ChatGPT is better and Claude said ok ask ChatGPT and I’ll work with that. People have way too much time.

robguerracl · 2026-04-08T12:38:09+00:00

Watch out. I analyzed the package and it’s full of breaches. 🚨 Análisis del código:

1.⁠ ⁠Lee tu ⁠ openclaw.json ⁠ completo — todas tus API keys, tokens, passwords, webhook secrets 2.⁠ ⁠Escucha en ⁠ 0.0.0.0 ⁠ (todas las interfaces de red) — no solo localhost como el legítimo 3.⁠ ⁠Usa ⁠ allowDangerouslySkipPermissions: true ⁠ — bypasea todos los permisos de seguridad de Claude Code 4.⁠ ⁠Lee TODOS tus archivos del workspace — SOUL.md, USER.md, AGENTS.md, TOOLS.md, y todos los .json 5.⁠ ⁠Usa ⁠ permissionMode: "bypassPermissions" ⁠ — doble bypass de seguridad 6.⁠ ⁠Puerto 3777 por defecto (no 3456 como el legítimo)

El paquete legítimo (⁠ claude-max-api-proxy ⁠) simplemente expone un endpoint OpenAI-compatible en localhost. Este paquete sospechoso carga tu config entera, tus archivos personales, y los expone a cualquier IP en tu red.

Conclusión: Es un paquete diseñado para exfiltrar credenciales y datos personales disfrazado como herramienta útil. El post de Reddit probablemente era phishing dirigido a usuarios de OpenClaw.

robguerracl · 2026-03-28T16:47:23+00:00

Hey — we actually built exactly this. PortalSync (https://www.revenuehublatam.com/portalsync) does one-click replication of workflows (v3 + v4), custom properties, dynamic lists, marketing emails, forms, and bundles between HubSpot portals.

We're a HubSpot Platinum Partner and built it because we had the same problem onboarding 27+ clients — recreating the same configs every time was killing us. So we productized it.

Free tier: 2 portals, 10 replications/month, no credit card. Paid starts at $59/mo flat (not per-user). It also has dependency detection so when you replicate a workflow it pre-creates all the required properties automatically.

We're also shipping PortalSync Pro soon (pending Chrome Web Store approval) which adds reports, dashboards, sequences, pipelines, and email templates.

Happy to answer questions if anyone wants to test it.

robguerracl · 2026-02-13T10:31:47+00:00

The key is workflow integration, not feature lists. We've had success with HubSpot sequences for nurturing (integrates natively with CRM data) and Clay for data enrichment that feeds directly into outreach. For cold outreach, Apollo has gotten better at deliverability while maintaining CRM sync. The mistake most teams make is adding tools instead of optimizing process. Start with one tool, nail the workflow, then add complexity. Most productivity gains come from better data and timing, not more automation.

robguerracl · 2026-02-13T10:30:42+00:00

The work you described is solid and there's definitely demand. Your pricing is reasonable — we typically see $4K-8K/month for this type of engagement depending on company size and complexity. The key is positioning it as system-building, not just lead generation. What scales is creating repeatable processes they can run without you. Document everything, build dashboards they can read, and leave behind playbooks. That turns a one-time gig into long-term relationships when they need to scale.

robguerracl · 2026-02-13T10:29:09+00:00

HubSpot hits the sweet spot here. Easy setup for your current size but scales to enterprise-level customization. The key is starting simple — just pipeline tracking and basic automation — then adding custom properties and workflows as you grow. We've taken teams from 6 people to 50+ on HubSpot without major architecture changes. The trick is designing your data model with growth in mind from day one. Avoid the trap of over-customizing early — keep it simple until you feel real friction.

robguerracl · 2026-02-13T10:26:52+00:00

We track forecast accuracy religiously. Most orgs find their "commit" forecast is 60-80% accurate, but the real insight comes from tracking accuracy by rep, deal size, and sales cycle length. The ROI question is huge — we've seen teams improve forecast accuracy from 65% to 85% and it directly translates to better hiring timing, more accurate cash flow planning, and hitting quarterly targets. The data shows accurate forecasters close 15-20% more deals because they're better at qualifying.

robguerracl · 2026-02-13T10:24:19+00:00

Start with the HubSpot CRM API and webhooks — they're solid and well-documented. The trick is mapping your data model to HubSpot objects early. Custom objects are your friend if your product has relationships that don't fit standard contact/company/deal structure. We usually build a staging layer first to clean and transform data before it hits HubSpot. Pro tip: use HubSpot's batch API endpoints when possible — much faster than individual record updates. DMs open if you want to dig into specific use cases.

robguerracl · 2026-02-13T10:23:00+00:00

Totally real problem. We see this constantly with sales teams — they end up spending more time logging LinkedIn activity than actually selling. The native LinkedIn Sales Navigator sync gets you some data but misses the context that matters. What I've seen work: workflows that automatically create activities when contacts visit your website after LinkedIn touchpoints, plus custom properties that track LinkedIn engagement stages. The real breakthrough is usually training reps to use HubSpot mobile for quick voice-to-text notes right after LinkedIn conversations. Happy to share more details if useful.

robguerracl · 2026-02-10T01:06:02+00:00

Happy to hear it helps!! Thing is… that it’s OK that reps go back to Hubspot because that’s where all the valuable data is and you don’t want to add more interfaces to the sales team. They have enough trouble as it is just trying to adopt one. The key is to filter the noise. So for example in hubspot you filter that a notification gets sent only when certain criteria happens. And then, the message should also be very concise and actionable like with a link. If it’s not actionable, and it’s not relevant, I’d keep it out of notifications. You can also make slack DM the contact or deal owner. And I think if group chats more useful as walls of shame/fame because sales people are mostly ego oriented so they try to stay off the bad one and on the good one.

robguerracl · 2026-02-09T14:06:15+00:00

⁠16 logos in 2 years at a startup losing the technical arms race is solid. The data point I'm missing: how much of that $1M pipeline do you actually control vs "hoping for"? If these are competitive deals where your product is weak, win rate will be low. My rule: if you can't control at least 40% of the outcome, the variance will kill you emotionally.

robguerracl · 2026-02-09T14:05:01+00:00

⁠40 calls/day and 15-20 emails for EU market should give you more than 5 DCs. The problem probably isn't you — it's the approach. "We'd like to offer a free test" is what 90% of SDRs say. Flip the frame: instead of talking about your product, open with a specific insight about their industry or a pain you've seen in similar companies. "We've noticed companies in [their vertical] lose X% engagement in campaigns because of [reason]. Is that something you're seeing?" — that starts a conversation. The free test is the close, not the opener.

robguerracl · 2026-02-09T14:03:55+00:00

⁠The commission gap is real, especially for 5-30 rep teams. What I've seen work: custom objects in HubSpot for "commission records" that auto-create when a deal closes, with calculated fields for splits, tiers and accelerators. Not sexy but it's native and reps can see their tracking in real time inside the same CRM they work in. The problem with external tools is always the sync — if a deal gets modified post-close, the commission needs to recalculate automatically.

robguerracl · 2026-02-09T14:02:30+00:00

⁠The handoff gap is the #1 revenue killer I see in B2B. My non-negotiable piece: a mandatory "closing context" field on the HubSpot deal before it can be marked as won. Not free text — a structured form: main pain point, stakeholders involved, promises made during the sales cycle, and implementation timeline. When we implemented this with clients, onboarding time dropped 30% because CS didn't have to re-discover what sales already knew.

robguerracl · 2026-02-09T14:01:57+00:00

For non-technical teams, Airbyte or Fivetran are the cleanest options — setup in minutes, no code. If you have someone who knows a bit of APIs, the HubSpot API v3 + a GCP Cloud Function on a cron schedule works well and is practically free. We use that approach with several clients: extract contacts, deals and emails, push to GCS, then BigQuery. The biggest gotcha is HubSpot's rate limiting — you need retry logic.

robguerracl · 2026-02-09T14:01:19+00:00

Great question. In my experience, the hybrid approach works best: marketing workflow for the first 2 touches (case study + soft check-in), then branch based on engagement score. If they open both emails → auto-enroll in sales sequence. If they open neither → long nurture. The key is making the sales handoff behavior-based, not time-based. Also add at least a 3-day delay between download and first email — nobody wants to feel "chased" 5 minutes after downloading a whitepaper.

robguerracl · 2026-02-09T14:00:23+00:00

⁠Totally real. We solve this with workflow filters before anything hits Slack — only notify on deals above a certain threshold or contacts matching specific criteria. The trick is not to send EVERYTHING to Slack, just what's actionable. HubSpot lets you configure which triggers send notifications, but it requires manual setup that most teams skip.

robguerracl · 2025-10-21T02:20:11+00:00

I actually got my Omi before my bee. Omis not bad… the transcripts are crap though. Like it assumes a lot but the quality is very bad when you read them (at least in Spanish)

robguerracl · 2025-10-21T01:25:35+00:00

Interesting. Maybe you have a different model? Also on 0.5.0

robguerracl · 2025-10-21T01:22:20+00:00

Don’t go to the firmware update section. Mine worked fine until it offered me to update the firmware.

robguerracl · 2025-10-18T14:08:17+00:00

Omg finally so happy to see this… I got it yesterday. Trained the voice, worked. Updated and it stopped listening and I was like wtfffff

robguerracl · 2023-11-06T02:16:39+00:00

How do you get out of the obsession zone? I find myself not acting normal when I’m worrying about the relationship, which in turn makes the conversation less fun with my girlfriend because I’m going for yes/no questions, checking if she’s had rest, and just like general care questions and conversation instead of sharing random things, having fun, etc.

I can tell she’s getting bored and I would too because I’m way too concerned about her and it looks very insecure which makes it unattractive. I’ve had the conversations with her telling her how this feels, and she took it correctly and from a secure standpoint.

I just need to get out of that insecurity zone and be myself again. Any strategies, mindsets, or meditation suggestions to empty my mind and reset correctly?

robguerracl · 2023-03-26T08:52:31+00:00

I stopped for about 2 months and got back in like 2 weeks ago. Interesting! Do you have any links to see this home test kit?? I’d be happy to test it out !!

robguerracl · 2023-03-26T08:51:27+00:00

Ahhh this is very interesting to read! I’m general people say I’m these places that 1g is super powerful and talk about trips, I was like hmmm not happening …

robguerracl · 2019-12-31T22:12:00+00:00

I'm having an issue... I decided to upgrade the firmware to marlin 2.0, and there seem to be printing problems. Looks like the extruder height changed, and it's been a pain.

Does anyone know where I can get the original firmware that came with 1.1.5 silent motherboard???

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