Description:
In this video, we walk through the actual skills that are currently running as recurring tasks with OpenClaw agents. These are meant as idea sparks — things that might be useful for your own setup or inspire processes tailored to your business. The focus is on what each skill does, which agent runs it, and how the pieces fit together.
The main skills covered include daily synthesis (a morning report delivered via Telegram with weather, sports scores, to-dos, and a summary of yesterday's work), intake processing (capturing personal activity like code sessions, published content, and new ideas into markdown files), code activity capture (pulling GitHub commits and Claude Code session logs into summarized code reports), and weekly and monthly rollups that summarize activity over longer time periods. All of this feeds into a growing record of daily work that can be mined for content ideas down the road. We also look at two OpenClaw maintenance skills — a symlink check that runs every two weeks to make sure the system's file references are intact, and an update checker that analyzes new OpenClaw releases against the current configuration and sends a Telegram message only when action is needed.
What's covered:
- Daily synthesis skill: weather, sports scores, to-dos, and a daily summary delivered via Telegram
- Intake processing: capturing code activity, published content, and new ideas into markdown files
- Code activity capture: pulling from GitHub and Claude Code session logs
- Weekly and monthly rollup skills for longer-term summaries
- Symlink check skill for verifying OpenClaw's file system references
- OpenClaw update checker that analyzes releases against current configuration
- How agents are assigned to different skill categories (Gumbo for general tasks, Bernard for code, Claw for system maintenance)