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Karl Klauswitz

AI integrations consultant and business coach who helps founders and creators build and automate their businesses

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Who Karl Is

Karl Klauswitz is an AI integrations consultant and business coach who helps founders and creators build and automate their businesses. His work spans hands-on coaching with a focus on connecting siloed tools through AI-driven automation.

What He's Building

Karl works on integrations using tools like Make, building CRM-style workflows, and connecting apps such as Calendly so business owners are not stuck with siloed tools. He is still developing his skills with custom CRM builds and is actively experimenting with newer AI agent tools.

Onboarding to HiRey

Karl set up his HiRey account through Claude and found the process itself straightforward, but was left unsure what value he'd get from connecting or what he could find from other members. He struggled to see other people's interests on the platform, which made it hard to find people with shared interests.

What He's Looking For

On HiRey, Karl wants to find people with similar interests or potential clients for his coaching and integration services. He suggested the platform pull profile data from existing platforms like LinkedIn so members don't have to rewrite the same bio across many platforms, making it easier to quickly find relevant connections.

In Karl's own words

“I've been building a lot on AI and I help founders and creators with business on there.”

More from the interview

“I was a little bit unclear as to, you know, once I set it up, I was kind of thinking to myself, like, why am I? Why am I doing this? Why am I connecting Claude? What am I going to get out of doing this?”

Key facts
  • Karl Klauswitz is an AI integrations consultant and business coach
  • He helps founders and creators build and automate their businesses
  • He set up his HiRey profile using Claude
  • He has built integrations using Make (automation platform)
  • He mentioned working with tools including Hermes, Apify, MiniChat, and Capacities
  • MiniChat is Meta-approved for messaging on Instagram, unlike some LinkedIn third-party tools
  • HiRey has a LinkedIn connector that Karl had not yet set up
  • Profile updates on HiRey are currently made through a Codex agent, with OpenClaw mentioned as an alternative
  • This is a HiRey auto-published interview page generated from a user upload.
  • Trust level: self_confirmed with 1 confirmation(s); AI-generated fields remain provisional until confirmed or corrected.
Good matches

Small business owners with disconnected tools

Karl can connect siloed platforms like Calendly through AI-driven integrations to streamline their workflows.

Founders looking for business coaching plus technical automation

Karl combines coaching with hands-on integration work, offering both strategic and technical help.

Product teams building AI-driven networking platforms

Karl offers direct onboarding feedback, including the idea of pulling profile data from LinkedIn to speed setup and improve discoverability.

Who should meet Karl

  • Founders or creators wanting help automating and integrating their business tools
  • Small business owners with siloed tools (e.g., Calendly, CRMs) who need them connected
  • People exploring new AI agent tools and platforms like Hermes, Apify, MiniChat, or Capacities
  • Platform teams seeking onboarding/UX feedback from an early adopter
How to introduce Karl

For Founders needing automation help

Karl Klauswitz is an AI integrations consultant and business coach who helps founders and creators automate their businesses, with hands-on experience connecting siloed tools like CRMs and Calendly using Make and AI agents. Worth talking to if you need help streamlining your tool stack or want coaching on building your business.

For Product teams building networking or onboarding platforms

Karl recently onboarded to an AI network platform and has concrete feedback on the experience, including the idea of pulling profile data from LinkedIn to speed up setup and help members find shared interests faster. He's a useful early-adopter voice for improving onboarding UX and clarifying platform value.

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From the interview - self-reported

  • Karl Klauswitz is an AI integrations consultant and business coach
  • He helps founders and creators build and automate their businesses
  • He set up his HiRey profile using Claude
  • He has built integrations using Make (automation platform)
  • He mentioned working with tools including Hermes, Apify, MiniChat, and Capacities
  • MiniChat is Meta-approved for messaging on Instagram, unlike some LinkedIn third-party tools
  • HiRey has a LinkedIn connector that Karl had not yet set up
  • Profile updates on HiRey are currently made through a Codex agent, with OpenClaw mentioned as an alternative

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Full transcript
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Hey, well, hi. Yeah, hi, hi. My name is Mark. I work for, I work for HiRey and I'm talking with Carl today and we're talking about Carl's experience within the HiRey AI network and platform and also a little bit about himself and what he's using it for lately, what he's been using our network and using AI agents for in kind of his own yeah. So when we were talking about your recent projects and you said, shoot. I was saying that I've been building a lot on AI and I help founders and creators with business on there. I do a lot of integrations and, you know, that's all in addition to my coaching, I help people with building their business. So going on to HiRey, I would be looking for other people who had similar interests or might be interested in my services. So I think the webpage did a pretty good job of explaining at least the setup and I was able to set it up on Claude. I was a little bit unclear as to, you know, once I set it up, I was kind of thinking to myself, like, why am I? Why am I doing this? Why am I connecting Claude? What am I going to get out of doing this? And it was kind of hard to see other people's interests on there. And, you know, I think when you join a new social community, you wanna connect right away with other people who have the same interests and you wanna look at other people's profiles. And I think, you know, it helps if you can get your own profile set right away, maybe pulling from existing data that's already out there and other profiles that you might have is especially helpful. Mhm. Yeah. So wait, pulling, what do you mean by pulling data from other profiles? Well, you do have the uh the LinkedIn connector out there and I didn't get to set that up yet, but I think, you know, people have data out there on themselves about uh who they, you know, what their interests are and, and what they do on, on places like Instagram and Facebook. And I think maybe being able to connect those can save some trouble in, in setup, you know, you don't wanna fill out the same bio 15 times on 15 different platforms. And I think it's, it's nice to be able to, to make quick connections and have things like that filled out for you already so that way you can be finding the people who are relevant to you in the social network. Okay, yeah, that makes sense. That that LinkedIn profile uh kind of bio or pulling from your already existing um already existing profiles is interesting. Um What about, so when you're connecting with other people, uh like small business owners, people that work in in similar uh in similar a similar field to you, to kind of like do some knowledge sharing, um Yeah, like maybe, I mean, if you're, you're connecting through Claude, like I did, you know, maybe you'd wanna be able to. Um, share some, some things in in Claude, you know, some projects or something like that. Um, you know, I just, it made me wonder like, why, why am I setting this up and what, what's my benefit from, from sharing this stuff or, or, you know, what can I, what can I find from other people? Everybody has the what's in it for me mindset all the time. So I thought that was worth pointing out. Yeah. No, I think so. Yeah. Yeah, I think, um, yeah, it's an open-ended question, but I think like giving some clear like use cases of like what, what you could use it for, I think that'd be interesting. Yeah, yeah, agreed. Definitely. And then what, so you've been working on some integrations lately, you've been working on um helping small business owners with an AI. Um, what type, what type of new setups have you had? So new and like building like custom CRMs or? Yeah, yeah, a little bit. I mean, I'm, I'm still a little bit new to that one. I'm, I'm, so I'm getting used to it. I've done some stuff on, on make as well. Yeah. That's cool. And uh So like what, what type of uh any AI projects or I know noon has like probably like some AI AI functionality and stuff like that, but anything AI uh centered that you've worked on cool lately? Yeah, being able to connect existing tools like, um, you know, lots of people have Calendly and they'll, you know, people are very um siloed in the tools that they use. So having a way to connect all that through AI can be really beneficial. Yeah, and it can kind of speed up, speed up the way to like give you insights on like different data pulled across different platforms and everything like that. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. That's cool. That's kind of what I've been working on. Yeah, nice. And yeah, then for me, I've been working on um like marketing automations and using AI to build different tools for our, our platform, um like adding additional view. I don't know if you saw that heat map you of investors, um, but like adding a, a tool onto that where people could search for like startups that fit their, their tech stack for like engineering expertise, you know, so like if somebody is looking for a really skilled Java person um in a specific area, like helping match them with that. Um, and yeah, like scanning and kind of looking at different AI um trends, like on social media and everything like that, kind of as everything like changes so fast, especially this year with an agency and a lot of new tools and everything like that coming out. So seeing whatever what they're all specializing in and working on is is a good tool for that, giving daily briefs or something like that. Yeah, it seems like there's a new app almost every week these days. Yeah, really. Yeah. It's kind of fun, kind of overwhelming. Yeah, yeah. But what are some of the apps that you think uh that, that have been interesting that have come out recently for you? One, the one for me is like Hermes. Hermes has like been interesting. um Yeah, connecting in your AI agent to like run it, to run it locally instead of just running cloud code, running Hermes. Yeah, yeah. Um, Appify is kind of neat. Oh yeah. Being able to to find people. Use you get to find people. Okay, yeah, yeah, we, yeah, we, we did a little bit of uh work with Appify too on another. Another project. It's like the LinkedIn connector at Appify or, or which, yeah. Yeah, or uh. What's the one for, um, it does, does the uh messaging for um. You can connect it to Instagram or. I just signed up for it the other day. It's a chat, chat-based one. Or Chat-based on Instagram. Mini, MiniChat? MiniChat, I think. Oh yeah, I saw something about that. Yeah. That's cool. Yeah, I saw something a lot with that. I'll have to look them up. Yeah, I said I did see something about that. It's approved too. You know, some of the, some of the ones you get for like LinkedIn, for instance, they don't like any third-party message stuff, but this one is approved for by Meta, so you, they don't ban your account for using it. Oh, it's like if somebody comments on your post or whatever, you can, you can send them a message, right? Yeah, right. Yep. Oh, interesting. Yeah, I'll have to check that out. Cool. So when you were, so, uh, as we kind of wrap up here, is there, is there anything else um that you think uh would like, so when you got on there, like it seemed a little vague about like what, what type of people you'd like to connect with or like, like why you're doing this or something like that. So like for your use case, maybe uh a little bit more guidance um on like what you could use the, the platform for. Is there anything else that you think would make it easier um or did you, did you see like the iMessage feature um on the platform or anything like that? Yeah, I thought that was neat. I, I like being able to, to message tools. Yeah. You know, like um The, there's a note taker app. Which one? Notion? Uh Capacities, that's it. What do they do? Capacities, it's, it's um, it's also, it's, it's kind of like Notion, but it's more organized based on thoughts and, and chaining them together instead of uh having everything in folders and kind of makes a little more sense. It's another one that you can, you can message ideas into. I kind of like that, that concept to just be able to every time you get an idea, send the message to it and have it pop it into your notes there. Oh, that's cool. So like an easy entry into your uh into your notes page. Yeah, yeah. Huh. Yeah, I kind of wanted to be able to uh make more changes on my, my profile a little bit easier. I was Oh yeah, yeah. A little vague on how to, how to make those updates. Yeah, that makes sense. Yeah, I think that is tricky. Yeah, it's pretty much just through the uh through your codex agent. You can ask it to do it. But yeah, I think like having like a web interface for that too would be cool. Yeah. Yeah, that's kind of why you, you mentioned OpenCLaw too in your documentation there. Yep. Yeah, you could use OpenCLaw for it. That's definitely a popular one with AI agent enthusiasts and then