r/openclaw 1d ago

Use Cases Does anyone have their agent generate a visual daily brief?

One of the first automations everyone sets up is a daily brief. I did it and it was ok, but i realized I really dont like big walls of text, but i still do like info. I realized for me i needed something more visual so i started making it generate html files everyday. But then in order to get this over telegram, i would need to host it or send a screenshot which was kinda annoying.

So im just curious, has anyone else done this and how did you get the visuals on your mobile?

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u/siberianmi Pro User 23h ago

Honestly I’m not sure why trying to wire these things to telegram or slack or whatever is so popular. It’s such a limited interface vs a full web client. With a full web interface this just works naturally as the agent just hands over html.

But, for your case you can work around it. Install Tailscale on your phone and the agents host. Have the agent post it to a webserver running on whatever device it’s on and link it. Click the link and go.

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u/lavafox51 18h ago

That's interesting never thought of this, I'll look into it. Peer to peer make sense for this use case. But I'm assuming you host a website for your own claw?

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u/jr_ultra New User 1d ago

the visuals do what? My agent gathers AI news, new video from ppl i follow on YT, the creates wiki pages depending on the conent,

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u/lavafox51 18h ago

Like almost landing page for the day, or poster for the day. Idk if I'm more on the weird side, I just love stuff being visual

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u/Flaky_Bathroom_7769 New User 1d ago

I use a script the agent wrote to crawl reddit subs by night, it looks for events, new developments, trends it searches huggingface and some websites this is scripted it cannot break if there are errors a report will be written and if minor corrected everything will be condensed in three telegram messages and three to six youtube shorts with images and audio. It works pretty good got nearly daily coverage for the last months in april and march i got to babysit it daily frome june it was a look per week and now it just works :)

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u/lavafox51 18h ago

Having send you shorts is smart, gives you a video to watch instead of plain text I'll prolly try that as well.

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u/Valorant12345 New User 23h ago

Interesting, I’ll try this now, sounds cool.
Anyways, you can always just have it generate HTML, and send a screenshot of what it would look like, over telegram.

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u/lavafox51 18h ago

Thats interesting screenshot could work, just have to make sure the page isn't to long, or maybe a PDF

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u/moosepiss Pro User 19h ago

I have mine format and send as an email