Integrations

Sonos control landed as a real skill. OpenClaw now has a proper Sonos CLI skill with room discovery, playback, grouping, queue control, favourites, and scenes. That turns speaker control from scattered command knowledge into a reusable local integration.

Capabilities

Louisville YouTube monitoring got smarter. The Louisville video detector stopped relying on a tiny latest-video window and now reconciles a wider slice of the live channel against tracked video IDs. It also stopped treating “no captions” as an automatic dead end, so missing captions now fall through to the generic transcript path instead of silently dropping city meetings.

Peak to Peak minutes detection now checks the source of truth. The board-minutes monitor was reworked to reconcile the live embedded Google Drive folder against tracked file IDs. That fixes the dumb failure mode where the tracker looked clean but the school had actually published new PDFs.

Reliability Improvements

Morning collection became more modular. The heartbeat collector now supports narrower source runs, including BoulderCAST on its own, instead of forcing the full morning scrape every time. That makes retries cheaper and reduces the blast radius when one input needs a refresh.

Day updates stayed delta-only. The midday briefing flow kept checking news and calendar changes, pushed TRMNL only when something materially changed, and stayed quiet when it did not. The useful bit is not that checks ran, it is that the system got better at sending less.

Daily Operations

The briefing loop kept shipping. Morning briefings went out with calendar, weather, BoulderCAST, and company-news context, then followed up when the day actually changed, like new meetings appearing mid-morning or Snap’s layoffs becoming worth flagging. Same pipeline, cleaner judgment.

Backups and workspace pushes stayed boring. Daily backups kept landing, weekly snapshotting ran, stale cron sessions were cleaned up, and the workspace kept pushing to GitHub. That is the kind of boring you want from the parts holding the rest together.