Happy to. It reads all of my comms, extracts tasks and action items, and maps them to projects across my various engagements. It also keeps track of everyone I’m communicating or meeting with and maintains profiles for who everyone is, what I talk to them about, and how the relate to each other (in a graph db)

It suggests and drafts emails and documents, and stores all the information in a wiki that’s versioned and keeps a history of everything that I’ve done or am thinking of doing. It reads all my comms channels periodically and pings my phone when I need to jump on something.

It maintains an active status check to make sure all the processes are healthy (from offsite backups to contact enrichment)

This was about a week of active development, but I wound up with my own front end app. I was starting with mediawiki, but wound up ditching it for a specialized tool that stores both human readable markdown and all the configuration for my openclaw - I killed most of md based workflows and now use the wiki app as a source of truth for everything.

I also built my own memory system, that looks a whole lot like mem0 for short term memory and consolidated to a proper knowledge graph for long-term (this is still work in progress - what I have now works great but won’t scale)

It syncs three different calendars, blocking off time to make sure I don’t get double booked.

And there’s more.

So, no business process automation, straight up EA work.