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An open-source system with over 100 pre-built workflows that enables OpenClaw agents to automatically perform daily tasks—from email processing and schedule management to smart home control—turning them into true personal automation assistants.
Section 01
ClawFlows is an open-source system with over 100 pre-built workflows designed for OpenClaw agents. It transforms OpenClaw from a passive response tool to an active service provider, enabling automatic execution of daily tasks—from email processing and schedule management to smart home control, realizing a true personal automation assistant.
Section 02
OpenClaw and similar AI agents excel in dialogue, code writing, and task execution but require user initiation for each interaction. They can't proactively remember to perform specific tasks at set times or track daily needs without prompts. For example, automatic morning weather/calendar briefings or nightly smart home adjustments are hard to implement in traditional architectures. ClawFlows addresses this pain point.
Section 03
ClawFlows encapsulates daily tasks into repeatable, schedulable, shareable workflows. Each workflow is a plain text file defining 'when to run' and 'what to do'. It offers over 100 workflows across 11 categories (e.g., smart home, daily routines, health). Key mechanisms:
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Examples of ClawFlows workflows:
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ClawFlows integrates deeply with OpenClaw: workflows are stored in .clawflows/, execution is handled by OpenClaw, and users can trigger via natural language. It's community-driven—contributors like @davehappyminion (103+ workflows) and @march_io (8 workflows) have added diverse features. Version control supports history, rollback, backup, and recovery.
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ClawFlows applies to various users:
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Limitations:
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ClawFlows represents a shift from 'conversational AI' to 'automated AI', turning OpenClaw into an indispensable partner. Its 100+ workflows cover diverse daily scenarios. For OpenClaw users, it's a must-have extension. Future growth will come from community contributions, potentially making it a standard setup step for new OpenClaw users.
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