I find it amusing that one of the main things to do with OpenClaw and other similar tools is create a Web Interface on top of it so that users can click on buttons when the entire promise of the technology is that you don't have to do any of that because it transcends standard UI.
I mean, ultimately why would you even need a CRM if not to sell something? And if you are going to sell something ultimately you want to get that done without any additional layers of abstraction. So the interface is the definition of the goal and the output is measured in results.
"Hey claw, I want to sell my product. Go figure it out!"
You don't need a UI for that.
To make this easier we could develop some kind of… query or… command language for this.
Take OPs example…
> I am addicted now that I can ask it, “hey in the companies table only show me the ones who have more than 5 employees”
Now how could that command language look like, maybe something like…
PICK * of COMPANIES if EMPLOYEE_COUNT >10;
We could call this DCCL: Dench Claw Command Language!