Shower-glass quotes collected by email
freeatnet had OpenClaw ask local shower-glass suppliers for quotes, collect the replies and handle the later email in the same thread.
Done with OpenClawModerate
What was done
On 30 September 2026 freeatnet writes that the first useful non-code experiment was OpenClaw getting quotes from shower-glass suppliers in the area. The agent went from research to sending email, collating replies and handling the back-and-forth, in one chat thread.
How it went
The post says the replies were collected. It does not state prices, how many suppliers, or whether a quote was accepted.
Worth knowing
The post is a reply in a thread and it is short. It does not say whether the recipients knew an agent was writing.
How to do it
- Make a list of suppliers you actually want to contact, with email addresses.
- Ask the agent to write a short request and show it. Say that you are the sender.
- Read the replies yourself before you accept a price or a site visit.
Try it with OpenClaw
Write a request for a quote on [job] to [list of emails]. Include the measurements [measurements] and the timing [when]. Do not send it until I have read the text. Do not accept a price.
Replace text in brackets with your own.
Done when. The email is sent only after you have read it, and no price has been accepted.
Safety rule. The agent does not send the request and does not accept a price until you have said yes.
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