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8Examples

The practical OpenClaw library

What could OpenClaw take off your plate?

The unanswered inquiry. The quote you still need to write. The website update that keeps slipping. Start with the work you want done, then learn how an AI worker could help.

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13 guides · Example instructions · Practical next steps

From a request to useful work

  1. 1

    Give it a job

    A clear input, a useful output, and a point to stop.

  2. 2

    Connect the right tools

    Your inbox, calendar, files, or business services.

  3. 3

    Review the result

    Open the draft. Check the details. Give feedback.

  4. 4

    Repeat what works

    Turn a good first result into a reliable routine.

These guides expand on the 8Examples managed OpenClaw service. Connected accounts and a clear brief determine what your worker can do. Each guide covers the workflow, the setup it needs, and a request you can adapt.

The basics

Start with a useful job.

Understand the worker, choose your first task, and know what a good result looks like.

3 min read

Understand the worker

Understand how an OpenClaw worker combines a language model, a workspace, and tools to turn a request into useful work for your business.

Read the guide
3 min read

Start with the right job

Choose a useful first OpenClaw workflow, understand signup and redemption, set review boundaries, and evaluate the trial using work you can inspect.

Read the guide

Customers and communication

Keep customers moving forward.

Respond to inquiries, follow up on quotes, and make it easier to book the next job.

3 min read

Follow up on leads

Turn customer inquiries and unanswered quotes into an organized follow-up routine with OpenClaw, including draft messages and clear stopping rules.

Read the guide
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Manage email and inquiries

Learn how a dedicated OpenClaw mailbox can help sort inquiries, draft replies, and bring the messages that need a person back to your attention.

Read the guide
3 min read

Handle calls and texts

Explore OpenClaw’s dedicated phone number, incoming and outgoing calls, SMS, and touch-tone menus, with a practical message-taking workflow.

Read the guide
3 min read

Organize bookings

See how OpenClaw can help with appointments, calendar summaries, reminders, and rescheduling once your availability and booking rules are defined.

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Everyday operations

Make room in your working day.

Keep the website current, prepare the paperwork, and give recurring work a routine.

3 min read

Run your website

Learn what the included OpenClaw website, domain, mailbox, booking features, Stripe connection, and visitor chat can do for your business.

Read the guide
3 min read

Quotes, invoices, and Xero

Use OpenClaw to turn job details into quote drafts and connect Xero for invoices, payment records, contacts, and reports you can review.

Read the guide
3 min read

Recurring work and research

Define repeatable reports, reminders, paperwork, and supplier research with OpenClaw using clear sources, schedules, and a checkable result.

Read the guide
3 min read

Reviews and fresh content

Build a practical routine for reviewing Google feedback, drafting replies, and keeping website updates and marketing copy grounded in your business.

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Your setup

Give your worker the right tools.

Choose how you talk to it and understand what the managed service includes.

3 min read

Chat apps and Rocket.Chat

Start with the included Rocket.Chat account, then explore Telegram, WhatsApp, Signal, Discord, Slack, iMessage, email, and SMS connections.

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Voice, Alexa, and glasses

Explore the included My Claw Alexa skill, the Meta glasses integration preview, and a Bluetooth-speaker build, with clear setup expectations.

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Hosting and what’s included

Understand the managed OpenClaw bundle: model access, workspace, hosting, chat, email, phone, website, and domain, plus what still needs connecting.

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Not sure where to begin?

Pick the task that already costs you time each week. A small service business might start with missed inquiries. A shop might start with opening hours and customer replies. An office might start with a daily brief and quote drafts.

Choose your first job and plan your trial →