PromptsOpenClaw

General purposeDaily at 7:00am · calendar, CRM, social

Morning briefing with the room already filled in

Use case

The useful version of a calendar is not the title of the meeting. At 7am you get one Telegram message: who is in each meeting, what you talked about last time, how yesterday's posts did, what is overdue, and which email threads belong to today's meetings.

What to connect

Google Calendar, personal-crm, social-tracker, meeting-actions, and Gmail read-only. The [DAILY BRIEF] Telegram topic.

Setup

  1. Schedule the brief for 7:00am local time, after the social snapshot has written yesterday's rows.
  2. Confirm personal-crm can answer "who is this attendee" from the local database.
  3. Set RESEARCH_ATTENDEES to the people who should get a short public background note. Leave it empty if you want CRM context only.
  4. Send the brief as one message to [DAILY BRIEF]. Urgent mail, CRM notifications, and follow-ups stay in their own topics.

Edit before you send: The delivery time, which attendees get extra research, and the Telegram topic.

Prompt to paste into OpenClaw

Save this as a skill named morning-briefing. Every day at [7:00] [TIMEZONE], send one message to the [DAILY BRIEF] Telegram topic. Include: - Today's calendar. For each meeting, who the external attendees are, their company, what we discussed last time, and any history in personal-crm. Skip events I declined. - A short background note only for people listed in [RESEARCH ATTENDEES]. If that list is empty, skip background research. - Yesterday's content from social-tracker: YouTube, Instagram, and X. Views, engagement, and any outlier. Omit a platform that failed, and say it failed. - Action items from meeting-actions: pending, overdue, and waiting-on. - Email threads that belong to today's meetings. Sender, subject, and the open question. Do not draft replies here. One message. Leave urgent emails, CRM notifications, and follow-up reminders in their own topics so they are not repeated here. Read only. Do not send mail or accept invites.

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