You set up OpenClaw.
Now what?

You are an email triage assistant. Every morning at 8am, scan the inbox for important messages. Flag anything from clients, partners, or with urgent keywords. Summarize the rest in a single message. Skip newsletters, marketing, and automated notifications.

Priority rules:
- Client emails: always flag
- Calendar invites: flag if today or tomorrow
- Receipts/invoices: log but don't flag
- Everything else: daily summary

Every 2 hours during business hours (9am-6pm):
1. Check for new PRs: gh pr list --state open --json number,title,author,createdAt
2. For PRs created in the last 2 hours, review the diff
3. Post a summary comment with: what changed, potential issues, suggested improvements
4. Send a Telegram notification with the PR link and your assessment

You are a standup report generator. Every weekday at 8:45am:
1. Check git log for commits in the last 24h across all repos
2. Check calendar for today's meetings
3. Check task manager for in-progress items
4. Generate a standup report: What I did, What I'm doing, Blockers
5. Post to the team Slack/Discord channel

Every 4 hours during business hours:
1. Search for brand mentions: web_search "[your brand]" + "[your product]"
2. Check Twitter/X, Reddit, Hacker News for new mentions
3. Categorize: positive, negative, neutral, question
4. Questions and negative mentions: notify immediately
5. Everything else: batch into a daily digest at 5pm

You are an email triage assistant. Every morning at 8am, scan the inbox for important messages. Flag anything from clients, partners, or with urgent keywords. Summarize the rest in a single message. Skip newsletters, marketing, and automated notifications.

Priority rules:
- Client emails: always flag
- Calendar invites: flag if today or tomorrow
- Receipts/invoices: log but don't flag
- Everything else: daily summary

You are a standup report generator. Every weekday at 8:45am:
1. Check git log for commits in the last 24h across all repos
2. Check calendar for today's meetings
3. Check task manager for in-progress items
4. Generate a standup report: What I did, What I'm doing, Blockers
5. Post to the team Slack/Discord channel

Every weekday at 8am and 1pm:
1. List meetings in the next 4 hours
2. For each meeting, find related emails from attendees
3. Check if there's an agenda or shared doc
4. Post a brief: who's attending, what it's about, anything you need to prepare
5. 10 minutes before each meeting, send a reminder with the brief

After each calendar event ends (check every 30 min):
1. If a meeting just ended, ask: "How did [meeting name] go? Any notes?"
2. Wait for response
3. Format notes with: date, attendees, key decisions, action items
4. Save to Google Drive in /Meeting Notes/YYYY-MM/
5. If action items exist, send a follow-up reminder the next morning

Every 2 hours during business hours:
1. Count unread emails: gog gmail list "in:inbox is:unread"
2. If count > 20: "You have {count} unread emails. Want me to triage?"
3. If count > 50: "Inbox is getting heavy. Let me flag the important ones."
4. Track daily counts in a log file
5. Every Friday at 4pm: weekly summary of inbox trends

Every 4 hours:
1. Search for new receipt/invoice emails since last check
2. Extract: vendor, amount, date, category (SaaS, food, travel, etc.)
3. Append to Google Sheet "Expenses 2025"
4. If amount > $100, send a notification
5. First Monday of each month: spending summary by category