things that my @openclaw does for me:
- timeblocks tasks in my calendar based on importance
- scores tasks importance and urgency based on an algorithm that we are developing together as we go
- leads me through a weekly review based on all the transcriptions from meetings & notes I jotted down in my notion
- gives a morning daily brief that includes: weather, weekly objectives, health stats, meetings agenda, key reminders, key trends on X & linkedin, stuff I should read from my RSS reader based on my current objectives, a quote from one of my books that's relevant to today
- notifies my wife and I about our son's upcoming school tests
- researches big projects and breaks them down to tasks
- researches people before meetings and creates briefing docs
- tracks trending topics on X to spot content opportunities
- spawns background sub-agents to research business ideas when i say "idea:"
- manages the calendar for any conflicts autonomously
- creates invoices and summarizes work beautifully
skills we are going to work on soon:
- optimize investment portfolio
- track expenses
- call service providers and handle bureaucracy over the phone
To answer what I am currently doing with @openclaw (question by @liran_tal ):
- Check my incoming mail, and remove spam
- Check my incoming messages (through @beeper)
- Order things for me
- Send my reminders to @tana_inc
- Create issues on @github
- Sync my Google Places (so I