$2,500 of Opus token spend on Openclaw... "Whats a workflow?"

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Summary

A software developer shares their experience spending $2,500 on Opus tokens using OpenClaw to automate software bug fixing, server management, and form filling, and questions what constitutes a workflow.

Admittedly I own a software shop and have been using OpenClaw to upgrade and bug fix my programs. I taught it vision to click buttons and look at the screen to determine if things were correct. Its been amazing. I've also used it to manage a server with a few customer's full stack apps. Occasionally I use it as an assistant, it fills out forms on websites. But 'Whats a workflow?' I wonder if I have a hard time understanding because whenever I have a 'workflow', I tell my openclaw to build software for it. The closest thing I can imagine to a workflow, and this is saved in a separate memory file is paying contractor invoices: >Open the invoice tracking file >Go to this week's pay period >line up who submitted an invoice with name >open each person's invoice file. >go to this week's spreadsheet in each invoice file None of this is programmatic I believe. Is that a workflow?
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