OpenClaw after 50 days: 20 real workflows

Fifty days of daily driving, distilled into a single gist: every workflow the author (VelvetShark) actually kept, with the prompts that run them. The range is the pitch — a morning Twitter briefing saved to Obsidian, daily woodcut-style art for an e-ink display, self-maintenance with backups, half-hourly health checks across inbox/calendar/servers, a research agent that fans out sub-agents across Twitter, Reddit, HN and YouTube, email triage in his own voice, family calendar management over WhatsApp, semantic search across 2,800 notes, Home Assistant control with confirmation gates, and yes, a honeypot that rickrolls WordPress scanner bots.

Read the companion post, 50 days with OpenClaw, for the honest half — what broke and what it costs to run. Then copy what fits; several of our native workflows (the briefing, the second brain) are built in the same spirit.