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What are the most obvious use cases for Nano/Open-Claw. I can't imagine anything obvious that I'd want to use it for. Is it supposed to run your digital life fo
by worldsayshi 7mo ago
What are the most obvious use cases for Nano/Open-Claw. I can't imagine anything obvious that I'd want to use it for. Is it supposed to run your digital life for you?
- jdgoesmarching 7mo agoHooking it up to your todo app and texting your bot to manage things. Assuming you’re a heavy todo app person that could benefit from such things.
- jbstack 7mo agoWhat do you mean by "manage things"? If you mean adding/updating/completing tasks, why not just do that directly in the app? Or do you mean that it will take your tasks and perform them for you?
- strickjb9 7mo agoThe non-answer is anything you want. For me, it's my diet and workout buddy. It knows my goals, keeps me on track, does meal planning for me, gives me grocery lists, logs what I eat, when I exercise... anything I want so I don't slack off. I've enhanced Nanoclaw quite a bit. Moved it to Apple containers (shipped with this Skill already). Then I wrote an API for Nanoclaw to use (food log, workouts, etc), then implemented long-term memory using LanceDB (because I was tired of repeating myself!).
- vessenes 7mo agoEmail summarization, calendar notifications, briefing documents, .. the list goes on. Think of anything knowledge-based that's moderately repetitive you don't want to do, and just ask
- jadbox 7mo agoIt's simply just either a LLM-cron job OR a telegram/email/etc chat connector to a sandboxed LLM. For former can be solved with regular cron jobs and the later can be done via manual code or Gemini Gems (if you use google).