Examples

These are the automations people most often run on an always-on agent — the same jobs OpenClaw and Hermes users set up first, as memcode recipes. Each one is a page you can follow top to bottom: what it does, what you need, and the exact command or config to set it up.

Every recipe assumes you have at least one channel connected (start with Telegram — it takes about two minutes) and the gateway running. Scheduled recipes take effect within seconds of saving; no restart.

• Morning briefing — headlines and overnight activity in your repos, delivered before you sit down.
• Standup summary — yesterday's commits and open PRs, summarized every weekday morning.
• CI failure fixes — a failed GitHub Actions run becomes a task; the diagnosis lands in your chat.
• Issue digest — new issues across your repos, digested daily.
• System health watch — disk, memory, and logs checked on an interval; you hear about it only when something is off.
• Site monitor — your site checked on a schedule, with a message when it's down or wrong.
• Support answers — a bot in your Discord or Slack that answers product questions when mentioned.
• Email assistant — forward an email, get a triage or a drafted reply back.
• Voice-note capture — speak a task into your phone; it lands in your project's todo list.
• Research digest — a weekly web research roundup on any topic, delivered to your inbox.

Prefer talking to typing? Every one of these can be set up by telling memcode admin what you want in plain language.