TL;DR: OpenClaw Prompts
60+ prompts: Email, calendar, tasks, dev workflows, automation
All tested: Working Feb 2026
Copy-paste ready: Customize [brackets] for your needs
Categories: Personal productivity, developer tools, business automation
Difficulty: Beginner to advanced
The right prompt = OpenClaw actually works.
Here are 60+ that actually do what you want.
How to Use These Prompts
Basic Structure
Good prompt format:
[Action] + [What] + [When/How] + [Constraints]
Example:
Customization
Replace these:
[your details] = your specific information
[frequency] = daily, weekly, etc.
[app name] = Telegram, Discord, etc.
Test first: Start with simple prompts, build complexity
EMAIL MANAGEMENT (15 Prompts)
Inbox Zero Automation
Prompt 1: Daily inbox cleanup
Every weekday at 8am:
- Archive all promotional emails older than 3 days
- Move newsletters to "Reading" folder
- Mark all emails from [boss@company.com]
Why it works: Specific times, clear exclusions, actionable summary
Prompt 2: Smart email sorting
Why it works: Clear categorization, keyword-based, retroactive
Prompt 3: Unsubscribe automation
Find all emails with "unsubscribe" links in footer.
For emails I haven't opened in 90 days:
- Create list with: sender name, frequency
- Group by: daily, weekly, monthly
- Suggest which to unsubscribe from
- Wait for my approval before unsubscribing
Keep: [list newsletters you want to keep]
Why it works: Doesn't auto-unsubscribe, asks permission
Prompt 4: VIP email alerts
Monitor emails from these VIP senders:
[boss@company.com]
[important-client@company.com]
[spouse@email.com]
Why it works: Real-time monitoring, tiered urgency, time limits
Prompt 5: Email digest creation
Every morning at 7am, create email digest:
Section 1 - Urgent (flagged or from VIPs):
- Sender + subject + time received
Section 2 - Important (from contacts):
- Count only, list senders
Section 3 - Newsletters/Promotional:
- Total count only
Section 4 - Today's Calendar:
- Meetings with time and attendees
Send digest via: [Telegram/WhatsApp/Discord]
Why it works: Hierarchical, actionable, concise
Email Drafting
Prompt 6: Meeting request draft
Draft meeting request email to [person]:
Context: [brief context]
Purpose: [meeting purpose]
Duration: [30 min/1 hour]
Timing: [this week/next week]
Format: [in-person/Zoom]
Why it works: Structured, clear constraints, requires approval
Prompt 7: Follow-up email template
I had a meeting about [topic] with [person] on [date].
Draft follow-up email:
- Thank them for their time
- Summarize: 3 key discussion points
- List: action items with owners
- Propose next meeting: 2 weeks from now
- Ask if anything missed
Attach my meeting notes: [path or paste notes]
Why it works: Meeting context integrated, asks for review
Prompt 8: Bulk response drafts
I have 15 similar emails asking about [topic].
Create response template:
- Thank them for reaching out
- Answer their question: [your answer]
- Offer additional resource: [link/document]
Why it works: Efficiency with personalization, batch approval
Email Analytics
Prompt 9: Email time analysis
Why it works: Data-driven insights, actionable recommendations
Prompt 10: Email stress report
Why it works: Gamification, positive + improvement focus
CALENDAR & SCHEDULING (15 Prompts)
Smart Scheduling
Prompt 11: Intelligent meeting scheduler
Schedule meeting with [person/people]:
Topic: [meeting topic]
Duration: [length]
Timeframe: [this week/next week]
My preferences:
- Avoid: Mondays before 10am, Fridays after 3pm
- Prefer: Tuesday-Thursday, 2-4pm
- No back-to-back meetings (need 15 min buffer)
- Max 3 meetings per day
Find mutual availability:
- Check their calendar (if accessible)
- Suggest 3 optimal time slots
- Include timezone if remote
Create invite with:
- Clear agenda
- [Zoom/Meet]
Why it works: Preferences encoded, considers both parties
Prompt 12: Time blocking automation
Why it works: Protects focus time, clear boundaries
Prompt 13: Meeting prep automation
Why it works: Tiered reminders, context-aware prep
Prompt 14: Calendar conflict resolver
Monitor my calendar for double-bookings:
When conflict detected:
- Alert me immediately via [Telegram/SMS]
Why it works: Proactive problem-solving, smart defaults
Prompt 15: Weekly schedule optimizer
Why it works: Proactive week planning, boundary protection
Meeting Management
Prompt 16: Recurring meeting check-in
Why it works: Meeting hygiene, prevents calendar bloat
Prompt 17: Meeting notes automation
After meetings tagged "[Client Name]":
Auto-create meeting note:
- Date and attendees
- Find recording/transcript if available
- Extract: decisions made, action items, next steps
- Tag action items with owners (@name)
- Set due dates for actions
- Create follow-up tasks in my task list
Template:
## [Meeting Title] - [Date]
Attendees: [list]
Decisions: [bullets]
Action Items: [with owners and due dates]
Next Meeting: [if scheduled]
Save to: [Notion/Google Docs/wherever you keep notes]
Why it works: Automated documentation, no manual note-taking
Prompt 18: No-meeting days
Protect Fridays as no-meeting days:
Implementation:
- Block entire Friday as "No Meetings - Deep Work"
- Auto-decline new Friday meeting invites
- Send polite decline message: "I keep Fridays meeting-free for deep work.
Can we find time Mon-Thu? Here are some open slots: [list 3 times]
Why it works: Clear policy, polite auto-response, exceptions
Prompt 19: Travel time calculator
For in-person meetings:
Automatically add travel time blocks:
- Check meeting location (parse from calendar details)
- Calculate travel time using maps
- Add buffer: 15 min before (travel there), 15 min after (travel back)
- Mark travel blocks as "Traveling to [location]
Why it works: Realistic scheduling, prevents being late
Prompt 20: Meeting decline templates
When I need to decline meeting:
Reasons I select:
A) Conflict (already have something)
B) Not needed (don't need to attend)
C) Delegation (someone else should go)
D) Prefer async (can be email/doc)
Draft decline for each:
A) "Thanks for including me. I have a conflict at this time. Alternative times: [suggest 2-3]"
B) "I don't think I can add value to this discussion. Happy to review notes after."
C) "[Colleague]
Why it works: Respectful declines, alternatives offered
TASK MANAGEMENT (10 Prompts)
Task Capture
Prompt 21: Quick task inbox
When I say "task:" or "todo:" or "remember to":
Capture task:
- Extract: what needs to be done
- Infer: rough due date from context ("tomorrow", "next week", "by Friday")
- Category: auto-tag based on keywords (work, personal, urgent, etc.)
- Add to: Inbox (for me to process later)
- Confirm: "Added: [task]. Due [date]
Why it works: Frictionless capture, context-aware
Prompt 22: Email-to-task conversion
When email contains action for me:
Detect: keywords like "can you", "please", "need you to", "by [date]"
Extract:
- Action item (what to do)
- Deadline (if mentioned)
- Requester (who asked)
Create task:
- Title: [action from email]
- Due: [deadline or +3 days if not specified]
- Note: Link to email, requester name
- Priority: High if from VIP, Normal otherwise
Add to my task list.
Reply to email: "Got it, added to my task list. Will complete by [date]
Why it works: Email → actionable task, automated tracking
Prompt 23: Meeting-to-task extraction
After each meeting:
Scan meeting notes/transcript for:
- "I'll [action]"
- "[My name] will [action]"
- "Action: [item]"
- Anything assigned to me
Create tasks:
- What: [the action]
- Context: From [meeting name] on [date]
- Due: [if mentioned, else +1 week from meeting]
- Related: Link to meeting notes
Review list with me:
"Found 3 action items from [meeting]. Create these tasks? [list them]
Why it works: Never miss meeting commitments, requires approval
Task Organization
Prompt 24: Daily task planning
Every morning at 6:30am:
Review my tasks for today:
- Overdue tasks (oldest first)
- Due today
- High priority items
Consider my calendar:
- Free time available
- Energy levels (deep work vs meetings)
Suggest daily plan:
- Top 3 priorities (must do today)
- Quick wins (under 15 min, batch these)
- Could defer (not urgent, move to tomorrow if needed)
Format as morning briefing:
📅 Today: [date]
🔥 Must do: [top 3]
⚡️ Quick wins: [count]
📊 Meetings: [count and hours]
⏰ Free time: [hours available]
Why it works: Realistic daily planning, calendar-aware
Prompt 25: Task prioritization
Why it works: Strategic prioritization, action-oriented
Prompt 26: Task batching
Why it works: Efficiency through batching, reduces context switching
Prompt 27: Procrastination detector
Why it works: Behavioral insights, supportive intervention
Task Completion
Prompt 28: Task completion ritual
When I complete a task:
Celebration:
- Acknowledge: "Nice! [task name] done. [emoji]"
- Update: Progress on related project (if applicable)
- Stats: "That's [X] tasks done this week"
Follow-up checks:
- "Was there a blocker? Want to document it?"
- "Did this spawn new tasks?"
- "Should we create follow-up task?"
Weekly wins (Friday 5pm):
- Count: tasks completed this week
- Compare: vs last week
- Highlight: biggest/hardest task done
- Celebrate: "Great week! [X]
Why it works: Positive reinforcement, tracks progress
Prompt 29: Recurring task manager
Set up recurring tasks:
Examples I specify:
- "Weekly team sync prep" (every Monday 2pm)
- "Monthly expenses" (1st of each month)
- "Quarterly review" (Jan 1, Apr 1, Jul 1, Oct 1)
Auto-create:
- Task appears [X] days before due
- Include: checklist from previous instance (if I saved one)
- Note: last time's completion time (how long it took)
Smart scheduling:
- Don't create if I'm on vacation (check calendar)
- Adjust for holidays
- Batch similar recurring tasks (all admin on same day)
Ask periodically:
- "Still need '[recurring task]
Why it works: Automated routine, learns from history
Prompt 30: Task review & reflection
End of each week (Sunday 7pm):
Task completion review:
- Completed: [count] tasks
- Completion rate: [X%]
- Average task age: [days from creation to completion]
- Overdue tasks: [count and list]
Patterns identified:
- Task types completed fastest
- Task types I avoid
- Best completion days
- Time estimation accuracy
Next week planning:
- Carry over: [incomplete important tasks]
- Archived: [old low-priority tasks]
- Focus: [suggested theme based on patterns]
Why it works: Continuous improvement, data-driven
DEVELOPER WORKFLOWS (10 Prompts)
GitHub Integration
Prompt 31: GitHub monitoring
Why it works: Tiered urgency, reduces noise
Prompt 32: Pull request assistant
When PR assigned to me for review:
Auto-prepare review:
- Fetch PR description
- Check: changes size (files/lines modified)
- Identify: testing coverage changes
- Flag: security-sensitive changes
- List: related issues/PRs
Send me briefing:
"PR #[number]: [title]
Author: [@username]
Size: [X files, Y lines]
Tests: [added/removed/unchanged]
Risks: [security/performance concerns if any]
Context: [related issues]
Estimated review time: [X minutes]
Priority: [High/Medium/Low based on labels]
Why it works: Context for better reviews, prevents forgotten PRs
Prompt 33: Deployment monitoring
Track deployments for [app name]:
When deployment starts:
- Note: version, environment (staging/production), deployer
Monitor:
- Deployment status (success/failure)
- Error logs spike
- Response time changes
- Error rate increases
Alert me IF:
- Deployment fails
- Error rate > 2% in first 30 min after deploy
- Response time increases > 50%
- Any 500 errors appear
Auto-rollback criteria:
- Error rate > 5% for 10+ minutes
- Ask me first: "Error rate at 6%. Rollback? [Yes/No]
Why it works: Proactive monitoring, prevents incidents
Prompt 34: Code review checklist
When reviewing PRs, remind me to check:
Code quality:
- [ ] Consistent with existing code style
- [ ] No obvious bugs or logic errors
- [ ] Proper error handling
- [ ] No security vulnerabilities (SQL injection, XSS, etc.)
Testing:
- [ ] Tests added for new features
- [ ] Tests pass locally
- [ ] Edge cases covered
Documentation:
- [ ] README updated if needed
- [ ] Code comments for complex logic
- [ ] API docs updated
Performance:
- [ ] No obvious performance issues
- [ ] Database queries optimized
- [ ] No unnecessary API calls
Ask me to confirm each category before approving PR.
If I skip checks, warn: "Skipped [category]
Why it works: Consistent review quality, prevents overlooked issues
Prompt 35: Issue triage automation
For new issues in my repos:
Auto-triage:
- Label: [bug/feature/question] based on title/description
- Priority: [high/medium/low]
Why it works: Organized issue tracking, community management
Development Automation
Prompt 36: Daily standup generator
Generate daily standup report (weekdays 9am):
Format:
**Yesterday:**
- Commits pushed (list repos and titles)
- PRs reviewed (#number and title)
- Issues closed (#number)
- Meetings attended (count)
**Today:**
- Tasks due today (from my task list)
- PRs I need to review
- Blockers (if any flagged)
**Blockers:**
- [Auto-detect from task notes if flagged]
- [Check Slack/Discord for blocked threads]
Send to: [Slack channel] or [keep local]
Why it works: Automated status updates, team visibility
Prompt 37: Build failure alerts
Monitor CI/CD pipelines for my projects:
When build fails:
Immediate alert (Telegram):
- Project name
- Branch (main/develop = urgent, feature = normal priority)
- Error summary (first 3 lines)
- Failed stage (tests/lint/deploy)
- Commit that broke it
- Direct link to logs
Auto-diagnosis:
- Check if related to my recent commit
- Look for common errors (syntax, dependencies, env vars)
- Suggest fix if obvious
If I don't fix in 2 hours:
- Remind me
- Suggest: "Should I revert [commit]
Why it works: Fast feedback, team blocker prevention
Prompt 38: Code snippet library
Build personal code snippet library:
When I send code snippet:
- Auto-detect language
- Ask me: "Save this snippet? [Yes/No]"
- If yes, ask: "Title/category?"
Organize by:
- Language (Python, JavaScript, etc.)
- Purpose (auth, API, database, etc.)
- Project (if reusable across projects)
Retrieval:
Me: "Show me code for JWT authentication in Python"
You: [Return relevant snippets with usage notes]
Automatically tag:
- Date saved
- Last used
- Times reused
Suggest reuse:
- "You're writing [X]
Why it works: DRY principle, saves time
Prompt 39: Documentation generator
For completed features:
Generate documentation draft:
- Feature name and purpose
- How to use (step-by-step)
- API endpoints (if applicable)
- Configuration options
- Examples with code
- Common errors and solutions
Sources:
- Code comments
- PR description
- Tests (for usage examples)
Template:
# [Feature Name]
## Overview
[What it does]
## Installation
[If needed]
## Usage
[Step-by-step]
## Examples
```code examples```
## Troubleshooting
[Common issues]
Why it works: Docs from code, reduces documentation debt
Prompt 40: Tech debt tracker
Why it works: Visible tech debt, prevents accumulation
AUTOMATION & MONITORING (15 Prompts)
Smart Home Integration
Prompt 41: Morning routine automation
Every weekday morning:
6:30am:
- Check weather for [location]
Why it works: Personalized morning prep, context-aware
Prompt 42: Evening wind-down
Every evening at 8pm:
Day summary:
- Tasks completed today: [count]
- Meetings attended: [count]
- Emails sent/received: [counts]
- Wins: [any completed high-priority tasks]
Tomorrow prep:
- First meeting: [time and title]
- Tasks due: [count and top 3]
- Prepare tonight: [any prep needed]
Wellbeing check:
- "Worked past 7pm on [X] days this week"
- "No breaks over 3 hours detected [X]
Why it works: Work/life separation, reflection
Prompt 43: Package delivery tracking
When tracking number detected (from email):
Extract info:
- Carrier (USPS, UPS, FedEx, Amazon, etc.)
- Tracking number
- Expected delivery date
- From: sender/merchant
Monitor delivery:
- Check status twice daily
- Updates: notify me of status changes
* "Out for delivery" → immediate alert
* "Delivered" → confirm with photo if available
* "Delayed" → new expected date
* "Failed delivery" → action needed
Day of delivery:
- Morning reminder: "Package arriving today from [merchant]"
- If signature required: "Signature needed - be home"
After delivery:
- Confirm: "Package delivered at [time]
Why it works: Never miss deliveries, automated tracking
Prompt 44: Bill payment reminders
Track recurring bills:
Bills to monitor:
- [Rent: $X, due 1st of month]
- [Electric: ~$Y, due 15th]
- [Internet: $Z, due 20th]
- [Phone: $A, due 25th]
Reminder schedule:
- 5 days before due: "Upcoming: [bill] due [date]"
- 2 days before due: "Reminder: [bill] due soon"
- Day of: "Today: Pay [bill] - $[amount]"
- 1 day overdue: "URGENT: [bill] was due yesterday"
Auto-track payments:
- When I mark bill as paid, archive for this month
- Next month: auto-create new reminder
Monthly budget:
- Total bills this month: $[sum]
- Vs last month: [increase/decrease]
Why it works: Never miss payments, budget awareness
Prompt 45: Subscription audit
Track all subscriptions:
Monthly subscriptions:
- [Service: $amount/month, started: date]
- Last used: [date I mentioned it or used it]
- Value check: [used in past 30 days?]
Quarterly audit (every 3 months):
- Subscriptions not used in 60 days
- Total monthly cost: $[sum]
- Duplicate services (2+ tools for same purpose)
Recommendations:
- "Haven't used [service] in 90 days. Cancel?"
- "[Service A] and [Service B] overlap. Keep both?"
- "Annual plan would save $X on [service]"
Renewal alerts:
- 7 days before renewal: "Auto-renewing: [service] for $[amount]"
- Option: "Cancel? [Yes/No/Snooze 30 days]"
Track saves:
- "Cancelled [service]
Why it works: Prevents subscription creep, saves money
Health & Wellness
Prompt 46: Hydration reminder
Remind me to drink water:
Schedule:
- Every 90 minutes during work hours (9am-6pm)
- Skip if: in meeting (check calendar)
- Skip if: just reminded in past hour
Reminder style:
- Simple: "Water break 💧"
- Vary messages:
* "Time to hydrate"
* "Drink some water"
* "H2O check"
Track (optional):
- Count: reminders per day
- Goal: 8 glasses/day
- When I confirm: "Drank water 👍"
End of day:
- "Hydration today: [X] glasses"
- Streak: "[Y]
Why it works: Health habit building, non-intrusive
Prompt 47: Break reminders
Prevent burnout with break reminders:
Rules:
- If working >2 hours straight → "Take 5 min break"
- If working >4 hours straight → "Take 15 min break"
- No breaks all day → "Stand up, stretch, breathe"
Detection:
- Check: active hours (keyboard/mouse activity if available)
- Calendar: long meeting blocks
- Tasks: long focus sessions
Smart timing:
- Not during: meetings, active calls
- Suggest between: tasks (check task completion)
- Best times: between calendar events
Break suggestions:
- "Walk around office"
- "Stretch at desk"
- "Look away from screen (20-20-20 rule)"
- "Get water/coffee"
Weekly report:
- "Took [X] breaks this week"
- "Longest stretch: [Y]
Why it works: Wellbeing, prevents burnout
Prompt 48: Exercise accountability
Track exercise goals:
Goal: [3x per week / daily / whatever you commit to]
Tracking:
- When I log workout: celebrate "Nice! 💪 That's [X] this week"
- Missed days: gentle reminder "No workout logged in 3 days. Everything ok?"
Weekly check-in (Sunday evening):
- Workouts this week: [count]
- Goal: [X/week]
- Status: [On track / Behind / Crushing it]
Motivation:
- Streak tracking: "[Y] weeks hitting goal"
- Progress: "8 workouts this month vs 5 last month 📈"
No judgment:
- If goal not hit: "Life happens. Reset for next week?"
- Adjust goal: "Same goal or adjust to [lower number]
Why it works: Accountability without shame, flexible
Prompt 49: Sleep hygiene
Help me maintain sleep schedule:
Target: [Bedtime: 11pm, Wake: 7am]
Why it works: Consistent sleep, better health
Prompt 50: Meal planning assistant
Weekly meal planning:
Sunday evening:
- Ask: "Plan meals for next week? [Yes/No]"
- Preferences: [dietary restrictions, cuisines, etc.]
- Consider: schedule (busy days = quick meals)
Generate:
- 7 dinners (Monday-Sunday)
- Variety: no repeats, different proteins
- Complexity matched to schedule:
* Busy days: 30-min meals
* Free evenings: try something new
Shopping list:
- Ingredients needed
- Check: what I likely have (staples)
- Organized by: produce, meat, dairy, pantry
Daily reminder:
- Morning: "Tonight's dinner: [meal name]"
- If ingredients missing: "Pick up [items] today"
Meal prep suggestions:
- Sunday: "Batch cook [X] for week"
- Friday: "Use up leftovers night"
Track favorites:
- "You loved [meal]
Why it works: Reduces decision fatigue, healthier eating
Financial Monitoring
Prompt 51: Expense tracking
Track expenses from:
- Forwarded receipts (email/photos)
- Mentioned purchases ("bought coffee for $5")
- Venmo/PayPal notifications
Extract:
- Amount
- Merchant
- Category (auto-detect or ask)
- Date
Categorize:
- Food & Dining
- Transportation
- Shopping
- Bills & Utilities
- Entertainment
- Health
- Other
Weekly summary (Friday evening):
- Total spent: $[amount]
- By category breakdown
- Biggest expenses (top 5)
- Vs last week: [up/down X%]
Monthly budget check:
- Spending vs budget (if I set one)
- "Over budget in [category] by $X"
- "Under budget in [category]
Why it works: Financial awareness, budget tracking
Prompt 52: Investment monitoring
Track portfolio: [stocks/crypto/whatever you invest in]
Daily check (market close):
- Portfolio value
- Today's change ($[amount], [%]
Why it works: Informed without obsessive checking
Prompt 53: Savings goal tracker
Track savings goals:
Goals I set:
- [Emergency fund: $10,000 target]
- [Vacation: $3,000 target by June]
- [New laptop: $2,000 target]
Monthly check (1st of month):
- Current balance per goal
- Progress: [X% of target]
- On track? (based on timeline)
Encouragement:
- Milestones: "50% to vacation fund! 🎉"
- Projections: "At current rate, goal by [date]"
Suggest boosts:
- "Extra $200 this month. Allocate to goals?"
- "Tax refund coming. Add to emergency fund?"
Visual progress:
- Describe progress bars in text
- "Emergency fund: [████████--]
Why it works: Motivation, visible progress
Content Monitoring
Prompt 54: News monitoring
Monitor news for topics: [list your interests]
Sources to check:
- [RSS feeds if you have]
- [Specific publications]
- [Keywords to track]
Digest frequency:
- Breaking news: Immediate (only major developments)
- Daily summary: 8am (top stories)
- Weekly deep dive: Sunday (analysis pieces)
Filter criteria:
- Relevance: high (directly about topics)
- Quality: reputable sources only
- Duplicates: consolidate same story
Format:
**Topic: [Category]**
- [Headline] from [Source]
Summary: [2 sentences]
Why it matters: [1 sentence]
[Link]
Why it works: Informed without overwhelm
Prompt 55: Social media monitoring
Monitor mentions across:
- Twitter/X: [@myhandle]
- LinkedIn: [my name]
- Reddit: [u/myusername]
Track:
- Direct mentions
- Replies to my posts
- Keywords: [brand name, product name, etc.]
Why it works: Brand monitoring, engagement opportunities
Advanced & Creative (5 Prompts)
Prompt 56: Multi-channel coordination
Why it works: Unified experience, context continuity
Prompt 57: Learning & skill tracking
Track my learning goals:
Current learning:
- [Python advanced topics]
- [System design]
- [Whatever you're learning]
Track progress:
- Courses/tutorials completed
- Books read (chapters/books)
- Practice problems solved
- Projects built
Weekly learning reminder:
- "Spent [X] hours learning this week"
- "Completed: [achievements]"
- "Next up: [what's queued]"
Spaced repetition:
- Review concepts from 1 week ago
- Review concepts from 1 month ago
- Quiz me: "What's the difference between [X] and [Y]?"
Resource recommendations:
- Based on what I'm learning
- Difficulty appropriate
- Free vs paid options
Celebrate milestones:
- "Finished [course]
Why it works: Deliberate learning, progress tracking
Prompt 58: Travel coordination
When I'm traveling:
Pre-trip (1 week before):
- Check: flight confirmations
- Remind: check-in opens 24hr before
- Weather: destination forecast
- Suggest: packing list based on weather/duration
- Tasks: due while traveling? Reschedule or delegate
Day before:
- Flight details summary
- Hotel confirmation
- Ground transportation booked?
- Print: boarding passes, hotel confirmations
Travel day:
- Weather at destination
- Flight status updates
- Remind: check-in time, gate info
- Traffic to airport
- "Leave by [time] to arrive [X]
Why it works: Stress-free travel, nothing forgotten
Prompt 59: Birthday & event tracker
Track birthdays and special events:
Birthdays:
- [Friend/family list with dates]
Anniversaries:
- [Significant dates]
Reminders:
- 1 week before: "Birthday coming up for [name]"
- 3 days before: "Don't forget [name]'s birthday [date]"
- Day of: "Today is [name]'s birthday! 🎂"
- Day after (if I forgot): "You missed [name]'s birthday yesterday. Send belated message?"
Gift suggestions:
- Based on: past gifts, their interests, budget
- Links: where to buy
- Shipping time: order by [date]
Why it works: Never miss important dates, thoughtful gifts
Prompt 60: Habit tracking & accountability
Track habits I want to build:
Habits to track:
- [Exercise: 3x/week]
- [Reading: 30 min/day]
- [Meditation: daily]
- [Journaling: 5x/week]
Daily check-in (9pm):
- "Did you [habit] today? [Yes/No]"
- If yes: "Great! ✓ Streak: [X] days"
- If no: "No problem. Try again tomorrow"
Weekly review (Sunday):
- Completion rate per habit
- Best habit (highest completion)
- Needs focus (lowest completion)
Insights:
- "You exercise more on Tuesdays and Thursdays"
- "Reading happens when you skip evening TV"
- "Meditation streak breaks on Mondays - stress from week starting?"
Adjust goals:
- "You're hitting [habit] 90% of time. Increase difficulty?"
- "Struggling with [habit]. Make it easier or remove?"
Celebrate:
- Streaks: "30 days of [habit]
Why it works: Positive accountability, behavioral insights
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I customize these prompts?
Replace bracketed items [like this] with your specific details. Test with simple version first, then add complexity.
Can I combine multiple prompts?
Yes! Example: Combine email sorting + daily digest into one comprehensive email workflow.
What if prompt doesn't work?
Break it down: Start with one feature, test, then add more. OpenClaw learns from iteration.
How specific should I be?
More specific = better results. Include: who, what, when, where, and constraints.
Can I modify these prompts?
Absolutely! These are templates. Adjust for your workflow, tools, and preferences.
Do these work on all OpenClaw versions?
Tested on Feb 2026 version. Older versions might have limitations.
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