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Alex J.

2026-06-26 · 02:40 UTC ·@alex_j_meyers ·1 min read

Brief

Alex J. Meyers, a Gusto PM, says on 2026-06-26 he ported GBrain from his personal OpenClaw into Gusto’s Claude Code MCP flows (removing his custom adapter). After hooking GBrain into Gusto’s MCP stack and indexing Slack, meeting notes, documents and dashboards, he calls the combined system 'PRICELESS' and is automating PM grunt work.

Why it matters

Alex J. Meyers, a Gusto employee, posted on 2026-06-26 that he integrated GBrain—previously running on his personal OpenClaw—into Gusto’s Claude Code MCP flows and removed his custom adapter in favor of Garry’s Claude Code MCP.

Key details

  • He hooked GBrain into Gusto’s MCP stack and data sources; he finds 'Claude Code with MCPs to our data sources' useful but 'still kind of an idiot,' whereas Claude Code combined with GBrain indexing Slack, meeting notes, documents, and dashboards is 'PRICELESS.'
  • He is building automated loops to eliminate PM grunt work and spend more time with customers, and credits Garry (and Garry’s talk with Eddie) and GBrain for the inspiration.
Source evidence

Garry, been following you for a bit. I work at Gusto and loved your talk you did with Eddie.

I’ve been using GBrain on my personal OpenClaw for a bit and recently have been adapting it for Gusto’s Claude Code flows (I had built an adapter but just ripped it out for your Claude Code MCP).

Getting GBrain hooked into Gusto’s MCP stack and workflows has veen been a bit of work, but oh my lord it was so worth it.

Claude Code with MCPs to our data sources - nice, but still kind of an idiot.

Claude Code with GBrain indexing my Slacks, meeting notes, documents & dashboards - PRICELESS!!

Now I’m building loops to automate my PM grunt work and focus more time talking to customers. Wouldn’t be doable without your inspiration & GBrain. Thank you 🙏