Work & OperationsDone with OpenClaw Apr 16, 2026
Run OpenClaw bots for repo upkeep, note-taking and team Slack help
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.
- What They Did
- The commenter runs several OpenClaw (and Zeroclaw) instances, with local inference on a DGX Spark machine. One bot sits in a Discord channel to log issues, set priorities and update docs for a personal repo. Another takes notes and sends daily AI news summaries filtered by their relevance criteria. A third sits in Slack, processes Google meeting notes into weekly or monthly summaries, and answers org questions.
- How It Went
- The Slack team assistant is called the most real use case so far. No metrics are given. Managing several agents over SSH and config files became painful enough that the author built an orchestration tool.
- Worth Knowing
- Tracking multiple agents across machines got unwieldy through SSH and config editing, so plan for some way to manage them before adding more bots.
Try it yourself with OpenClaw
Set up a personal assistant that maintains my notes repo at [repo path or URL], takes notes from messages I send it, and sends me a daily summary of news on [topics] at [time]. Each commit to the repo should have a clear message. Finished means I get one test news digest and one note saved to the repo. Ask me before deleting or rewriting any existing files.
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