Let OpenClaw handle meeting changes and morning updates

OpenClaw can triage calendar emails, prepare reschedule changes, and send a daily status note.

Done with OpenClawยท Intermediate

What they did
The user ran OpenClaw on its own dedicated setup, then connected with it over chat. It monitored incoming mail for calendar-related requests, looked for open times when someone wanted to shift a meeting, changed the event, and drafted a reply for approval. It could also assemble a morning update covering appointments, deadlines, and news.
How it went
These uses were described as supported capabilities rather than outcomes with metrics. Problems mentioned included misunderstanding prompts, freezing during a job, and repeating actions in a loop. One person said it removed almost 6,000 emails on the first day.
Tips
Begin with read-only access and isolate it from your main accounts because prompt injection is a real risk. Budget roughly $5-10 per day for light use, or $30-50+ for heavier use.

Try it yourself with OpenClaw

Act as my calendar and morning-update assistant. Monitor my email for messages about meetings; when you spot a request to reschedule, check my availability, propose a new time, and draft a reply for me to review. If an action would change, send, delete, or submit anything, stop and wait for my explicit approval before proceeding. Each morning, also prepare a short digest of my meetings, deadlines, and relevant news, then share it via [WhatsApp/Telegram/Slack].

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