I like the CRON jobs because the biggest thing is being able to run simple workflows daily. I already use Cursor for most of my software related tasks but OpenClaw gives me an easy way to access "all the other stuff" that runs my business (Slack, Notion, Instagram, Gmail, Calendar)
tip: use sonnet 4.6, decent enough at writing but not as expensive as opus, and OK for 1-3 multi-app workflows. use Opus for anything more complex (3+ tools used)
Context: I have a "build with AI" course that I do organic Instagram content for, and my DMs have lots of potential leads, and I have customer issues that I need to prioritize.
#1 AI for Instagram Outreach (Every Sat at 9am)
1. Look at all my instagram DMs (I already have ManyChat automation that DMs ppl discount codes and engages customers)
2. Classify who is a "high_intent" lead and flag them
3. Draft a message to them given any questions they have about my course
#2 AI for Customer Support (Every Monday at 9am)
1. Connect a slack #customer-complaints channel
2. Read a Customer Support FAQ
3. Send the user an email via Gmail if their complaint is answered by FAQ
I like the CRON jobs because the biggest thing is being able to run simple workflows daily. I already use Cursor for most of my software related tasks but OpenClaw gives me an easy way to access "all the other stuff" that runs my business (Slack, Notion, Instagram, Gmail, Calendar)
tip: use sonnet 4.6, decent enough at writing but not as expensive as opus, and OK for 1-3 multi-app workflows. use Opus for anything more complex (3+ tools used)
Context: I have a "build with AI" course that I do organic Instagram content for, and my DMs have lots of potential leads, and I have customer issues that I need to prioritize.
#1 AI for Instagram Outreach (Every Sat at 9am)
1. Look at all my instagram DMs (I already have ManyChat automation that DMs ppl discount codes and engages customers)
2. Classify who is a "high_intent" lead and flag them
3. Draft a message to them given any questions they have about my course
#2 AI for Customer Support (Every Monday at 9am)
1. Connect a slack #customer-complaints channel
2. Read a Customer Support FAQ
3. Send the user an email via Gmail if their complaint is answered by FAQ