Three things you need to build immediately using OpenClaw:
1. Activity Feed
2. Calendar
3. Global Search
All three will greatly enhance your work efficiency.
The Activity Feed will proactively track all operations of your OpenClaw. This is crucial because if you set it to run autonomously, it will enable you to have insights into every operation to ensure it doesn't waste tokens.
The Calendar feature allows you to view all scheduled tasks of OpenClaw. Now, you can know in advance when it will actively work for you. Additionally, it will inform you of which scheduled tasks you may no longer need to perform, thus saving more tokens.
The Global Search feature allows you to search all memories, tasks, documents, and past conversations of OpenClaw. OpenClaw has such a powerful memory, yet there has never been an interface to view it. Now, you can easily search and find the wonderful content that has been discussed before.
Taking this hint, you can complete all installations:
"I need you to help me set up three things. First, in the control panel of the task control center, set up an activity log. This activity log will record everything you do for me so that I can view the history of every operation and task you completed. I need a calendar view that displays all tasks scheduled for you in an aesthetically pleasing format for the upcoming week. Finally, I need a global search function where I can search any keyword, and then you can display all relevant memories, documents, or tasks in our workspace. Use NextJS as the framework, Convex as the database, and write all code using Codex."
Originally from Alex Finn