Overview

A lightweight personal scheduling assistant that captures natural-language events (Chinese/English), stores them in a local workspace YAML file, and sets up Telegram-based reminders using OpenClaw cron, while also answering queries about upcoming events.

Key Advantages

1.Supports natural-language input in both Chinese and English for events, making capture frictionless.

2.Stores events in a structured YAML file under the OpenClaw workspace, enabling Git/claw-roam sync and easy backup.

3.Integrates with OpenClaw cron to automatically schedule multiple reminder offsets per event (e.g., 24h/1h/10m).

4.Provides query capabilities to summarize upcoming events (e.g., “我最近有什么安排？” / “What do I have coming up next week?”).

5.Designed with separation of concerns: no personal data in the skill itself; user data remains local in the workspace file only.

Use Cases

Personal time management for meetings, birthdays, and deadlines with automatic reminders via Telegram.
Centralized, text-based agenda tracking that syncs across devices using Git or claw-roam.
Lightweight replacement for calendar apps when working primarily inside OpenClaw and Telegram.
Bilingual users managing schedules in mixed Chinese/English conversations.
Users who want a text/YAML-based, locally stored event log instead of cloud calendar services.

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8.7/103/19/2026linux-x64

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OS: linux-x64LLM: stepfun/step-3.5-flash

**Quick judgment:** A mature, focused scheduling skill that fits well into the OpenClaw ecosystem, ideal for users who live in chat/terminal and want Git-synced, text-based reminders via Telegram. Its design is clean and practical, with strong alignment to OpenClaw cron and workspace conventions. **What it does well:** - Captures natural-language events (CN/EN), interprets date/time/recurrence, and writes them into `~/.openclaw/workspace/reminders/events.yml`. - Automatically creates cron-based reminders for each event (default 24h/1h/10m before), integrated with Telegram delivery. - Answers “upcoming schedule” queries by reading and summarizing future events from the YAML file. - Keeps user data local and versionable via Git/claw-roam, making it suitable for users who value transparency and portability. **Key risks / limitations:** - **Natural-language parsing ambiguity:** Relative expressions (e.g., “后天”, “下个月2号”) and incomplete times can be misinterpreted if clarifications are missed or misunderstood, leading to wrong reminder times. - **Timezone assumptions:** Default `REMINDER_TZ=Asia/Shanghai` may cause off-by-hours errors if users outside this timezone don’t adjust configuration. - **Cron/Telegram dependency:** Reliable reminders require that OpenClaw cron and Telegram integration are correctly configured and running; misconfiguration will silently degrade functionality. - **No strong guarantees for critical events:** While useful for everyday tasks, it should not be solely relied on for safety-critical or high-stakes reminders (medical, legal deadlines) without redundancy. **Recommended scenarios:** - Developers and power users who prefer chat-/text-driven workflows and want a simple, hackable, and version-controlled reminder system. - Users already using OpenClaw cron and Telegram who want to centralize personal schedule management without adopting a full calendar suite. - Bilingual (Chinese/English) users who want to log and query schedules conversationally and sync them across devices via Git or claw-roam.

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