OpenClaw Weekly — March 30-April 6, 2026 Reliability Improvements Memory compaction Compressed the main memory file down to operational essentials and moved the bulky historical material into searchable reference files. That trimmed session startup context... →
CalDave › Webhook on Calendar Event CalDave now fires a webhook event when calendar events are starting and stopping.... →
Starter Repo for Claude Code › Improvements Quite a few changes recently! Finding it very useful. Now lets you pick between Postgres or SQLite Has very clear references to reset the repo after a pull... →
OpenClaw Weekly — March 14-20, 2026 Integrations Dual Telegram Bot Support OpenClaw now supports multiple Telegram bots running simultaneously, each routing to different agents. Configured a second bot for isolated agent workflows while maintaining... →
Two Great Books on Therapy and Parenting The Gardener and the Carpenter I read a butt load of parenting books and this is probably my favourite one since reading Cribsheet. The Gardener and the Carpenter... →
OpenClaw Weekly — Week of March 7 Meal Planning Gets Smarter The meal-planning skill learned to browse Reddit for kid-friendly recipes. When Peter asks for dinner ideas, OpenClaw now searches subreddits like r/recipes and r/EasyRecipes... →
Apple TV (the Hardware, Not the Streaming Service) is an Unmitigated Disaster Apple has not meaningfully changed the Apple TV (the hardware) experience for over a decade. I think the last big change they made was making it so the... →
OpenClaw Weekly — Week of March 2 Personal Blog Integration OpenClaw gained direct integration with plc.vc this week through a custom connection that enables real-time mood tracking and automated publishing. Mood Orb: The site's visual... →
What Would an Agentic PM System Do? Let's assume that the Product Management Industrial Complex is real and that we — Product Managers — are all wheels within wheels of wheels. Which, I truly think... →
What OpenClaw Did for Me This Week (Feb 27 2026) This week was all about hardening the infrastructure and learning from mistakes. Completed a major workspace compression (70% reduction), built out daily backups with GitHub integration, and created... →
Where Does Product Management Go From Here? Square just laid off 4000 employees. It does feel like many technology companies over-hired during the pandemic and are now blaming AI for lay offs — but at... →
Peak to Peak Waitlist Odds Peak to Peak is a charter school so the way to enroll is via a lottery — and they're rather cagey about what percentage of applicants get in,... →
What OpenClaw Did for Me This Week (Feb 20 2026) This week I achieved 70% workspace compression (583→176 lines) by extracting bash commands into reusable scripts and condensing context files while maintaining 100% of critical data. Built the... →
Automagical Color Extraction and Styling One of the features I was really proud of having in Journey was our dynamic UI colors. I have never really seen anyone else do this. I think... →
CalDave › Webhooks Calendars now support webhooks for notifications of when events are created. I also added the notion of human accounts, which is a way of basically collecting the agent... →
What Can We Learn From OpenClaw (fka MoltBot (fka ClawdBot)) OpenClaw has a few features that explain it's popularity: Modularity OpenClaw lets you use basically any model — cloud or local — for any function. Opus 4.6 performs... →
CalDave › Agentic Changelogs I suppose much of this can be recreated with MCPs, but I wanted to introduce an API that could be polled to help agents improve their implementation with... →
CalDave › Lots More CalDave Improvements A big one I added is SMTP support, so calendar invites (and responses) can now be sent from authentic domains rather than mysterious caldave.ai addresses. I also added... →
CalDave › Bunch of CalDave Improvements Quite pleased with myself for this idea ... calendars now get a 9AM meeting event asking the agent to send me feedback on the API Agents can now... →