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42-page analysis in six hours
A consultant connected OpenClaw to his Gmail, Google Calendar and Notion and told it to handle an entire client project while he watched. On the first morning his inbox was already categorized, with three emails flagged urgent and given draft responses, twelve marked for review that week and twenty-eight filed as FYI only. The agent noticed three separate meetings about the same project scattered across the week, suggested consolidating them into one longer session, and sent the invites. For a competitive analysis, it split the work across sub-agents covering news, financial data, drafting and charts.
How it wentThe competitive analysis came back at 42 pages in six hours, work the author says normally takes him two full days. He is candid about the limits: in the first week he checked everything, the agent once included wrong statistics from a misread source, and he keeps strategy, relationships and final approval on important items for himself.
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Handle this client project across my Gmail, Calendar and Notion. Categorize my inbox into urgent (needs a reply today), review this week, and FYI only, and draft replies for the urgent routine ones for my approval. If I have separate meetings about the same project, propose merging them and show me the plan before sending any invites. Split a research report on [topic] across sub-agents and deliver it as [format] by [deadline].
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