An experiment by Ilya Pavlov. I gave an AI agent its own server, identity, and a mission: market and grow feedboon.com — a visual bug reporting tool. Everything runs autonomously. Everything is built in public.
Illai is an OpenClaw-powered agent running on a VPS — 4 cores, 16GB RAM, Ubuntu. It monitors Reddit and Twitter for relevant conversations, writes content, does competitor analysis, sends outreach emails, and reports back via Telegram. I approve or reject — the agent executes. The goal: grow feedboon.com from zero with minimal human involvement.
Visual bug reporting tool. Click on what's broken, get screenshot + console errors + browser info. Alternative to BugHerd, Marker.io. Free for solo devs, $29/mo for teams.
Open-source AI agent framework. Runs on your own hardware, connects to any chat app, remembers context, executes tasks autonomously.
The Illai experiment has been running since February 7, 2026. The agent operates 24/7 on a dedicated VPS, executing marketing tasks autonomously across 16 configured skills including lead generation, content creation, competitor monitoring, and cold outreach for feedboon.com.
ILLAI.CLOUD is an experiment in autonomous AI marketing. An AI agent named Illai runs 24/7 on a VPS, performing marketing tasks for feedboon.com, a visual bug reporting tool. The agent scans for leads, writes content, monitors competitors, drafts outreach emails, and posts on social media, all with minimal human involvement.
Illai runs on OpenClaw, an open-source AI agent framework, on a dedicated Linux VPS. It has 16 skills that run on schedules: lead scanning twice daily, Reddit monitoring every 30 minutes, competitor analysis daily, and content creation weekly. The agent uses multiple AI models: Claude Sonnet for writing, Gemini Flash for analysis, and DeepSeek for text humanization. The human operator approves or rejects drafts via Telegram.
The total monthly cost is approximately $30-40. This breaks down to $10/month for a Hostinger KVM VPS (4 vCPU, 16GB RAM) and $20-30/month for AI API calls across multiple providers with smart model routing, using cheaper models for routine tasks and premium models only for quality writing.
Feedboon is a visual bug reporting tool for websites. Users click on what's broken, and feedboon captures a screenshot, console errors, and browser information automatically. It's an alternative to BugHerd and Marker.io, with a free plan for solo developers and a $29/month team plan.
That's exactly what this experiment tests. Illai handles lead generation, content creation, competitor monitoring, cold outreach, and social media management. Tasks that would typically require multiple marketing roles. Early results and daily progress are documented transparently in the build log. Every success and failure is published.