Guides

Give your AI assistant its own email address and the ability to read, filter, and respond to emails — fully automated, on a schedule, without maintaining a server.

A comprehensive guide to real-life automation patterns for OpenClaw agents.

Learn how to create OpenClaw skills — modular tools that extend your AI agent's capabilities.

Complete step-by-step guide for getting Sol back online. Scripts, troubleshooting flow, and fixes for common issues.

The open memory system for AI agents — installation and configuration.

10 genuinely wild things you can build with OpenClaw.

Build, install and use Jotty, a native macOS writing app where the AI runs on Apple's own Foundation Models. Ask Jotty, Tab to fix, review mode, and export to PDF, DOCX, EPUB, TXT and Markdown — with nothing leaving your machine.

Set up Quill, the Zed-style writing studio for novelists. Model slots for Ollama, MLX, LM Studio and MiniMax, Tab-to-fix corrections, a CLI, an MCP server so Claude Desktop can drive it, and export to DOCX, PDF, ePub, RTF, HTML, OPML or a project ZIP.

Install QuillFix, the menu bar app that fixes spelling and grammar in any text field when you press Tab. Grant Accessibility permission, point it at a local Ollama model, and stop selecting, copying and pasting.

Set up Sloth Suite, the native macOS window for local AI. Drop in a paper or a book and get an executive briefing deck — pillars, key terms, overview and a style read — powered by local Ollama or Apple's on-device model.

Set up Learnage, the local-first book interviewer. Ingest epub, pdf and docx files, watch it distil each book's soul, then interview it in a REPL or the native GUI — with streaming citations, a ⌘K palette, and a library that remembers.

Real automation patterns for OpenClaw: scheduling, email workflows, memory management, and chaining tasks together.