OpenClaw · Work & Operations
16 workflows that use OpenClaw for work & operations work. The open-source self-hosted personal agent.
The author moved from OpenClaw to Grok Bot, building bots for email in his voice, a daily check of GitHub PRs ready to merge, and household family tasks.
Original post ↗The author runs two OpenClaw agents with 12 cron jobs covering inbox scanning, article indexing, research digests, Search Console analysis, site audits and health monitoring.
Original post ↗A poster describes months of driving desktop agents against real apps; in one task the agent misread a modal and kept reporting success while moving nothing.
Original post ↗Poster linked a ChatGPT-based assistant to OpenClaw on an old Mac to resume project work, but it keeps forgetting the app's business goals and audience.
Original post ↗A user had their OpenClaw agent rewrite its own code to add a throttle module that picks the cheapest capable model for tasks like CRM analysis and drafting outbound emails.
Original post ↗Recruiters run OpenClaw to monitor GitHub for new contributors overnight, score resume folders against a job description, and draft WhatsApp replies held for human approval.
Original post ↗OpenClaw checks availability, updates events and drafts confirmations for reschedule requests, and sends daily briefings via messaging apps.
Original post ↗OpenClaw manages a Linear roadmap, prioritizes support conversations, handles calendar and todos, checks notifications, and manages sponsorship opportunities.
Original post ↗OpenClaw emailed shower glass suppliers, collated responses, and handled the back-and-forth in a chat thread.
Original post ↗User runs OpenClaw bots that maintain a personal repo, take notes and send news summaries, and in Slack summarize meeting notes and answer team questions.
Original post ↗A developer fixed OpenClaw cron jobs that ran without delivering by turning thinking mode off, after which six articles reached Telegram in 30 seconds.
Original post ↗A VC set up an OpenClaw agent as an analyst on a cheap VPS, reachable by Telegram, which he says could save dozens of hours per quarter.
Original post ↗The author runs OpenClaw on a dedicated machine, talks to it in Slack, keeps daily memory notes, and tracks its tasks and actions on a dashboard.
Original post ↗Notion used as the control plane for a fleet of 18 OpenClaw agents.
Original post ↗An OpenClaw agent sends a Telegram morning briefing, drafts weekly client status emails sent after one-tap approval, and chases follow-ups, cutting admin from about 9 hours to 20 minutes.
Original post ↗An OpenClaw agent drafted routine replies at about 70% ready quality and cut inbox processing from 10 to 2 minutes, though some things broke.
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