If you’ve ever stared at your to-do list and wondered why you’re still doing things manually, this skill is for you.

Productivity Automation Kit is a Swiss Army knife of efficiency — four major modules rolled into one install. It won’t just automate things for you; it’ll teach you what to automate, how to design those automations, and when to tackle them based on your energy levels. That’s a step beyond most automation templates.

What’s Inside

The skill breaks down into four modules:

1. Automation Workflow Templates This is where it gets interesting. Instead of dumping ready-made scripts, it gives you a scoring matrix to decide what deserves automation in the first place. Frequency, time cost, error impact, complexity — each dimension gets rated 0-3. Score 12+ and you should automate it immediately. It’s a practical filter that prevents the common mistake of automating things that don’t need automating.

There’s also a structured workflow design template (the kind you’d find in enterprise process documentation), plus four pre-built workflows covering daily content, weekly reports, lead processing, and invoice handling. The ROI calculation formula is particularly useful — it quantifies whether an automation is actually worth building.

2. Scheduling Assistant Built around time-boxing with the Eisenhower matrix and energy-level matching. The daily schedule template (06:00 to 22:00, structured in blocks) is useful if you’re serious about protecting deep work time. The weekly planning ritual (20 minutes Sunday) and daily evening review (5 minutes) give you a repeatable system.

3. Task Reminders Practical task classification — MIT (Most Important Tasks), weekly commitments, waiting-for items. The 2-minute rule and 5-minute-start method are battle-tested productivity techniques. There’s also a拖延 diagnosis table that identifies why you’re procrastinating (launch困难 vs 完美主义 vs 疲劳) and matches it to a specific counter-strategy.

4. Data Organization Automation Template workflows for data processing, quality checklists, automated reporting, and ready-to-use Bash and Python script patterns. The data validation checklist covers format, completeness, deduplication, consistency, and freshness — good practice even if you’re not automating.

Who It’s For

If you’re running OpenClaw and find yourself doing repetitive tasks without thinking about whether they should be automated, start here. The workflow identification matrix alone is worth the install. Combine it with the scheduling and task management modules, and you have a complete personal productivity system.

The Bash and Python script templates are especially useful if you’re comfortable tweaking code — they’re production-ready patterns, not toy examples.

Bottom Line

Four modules, zero fluff. This is a practical toolkit for people who want to work less on the stuff that doesn’t matter and more on the stuff that does.

Find it on ClawHub under productivity-automation-kit.