@GrammarHippy chatgpt is like the ex i always go back to
i've been on claude plus for about a year but before that was on gpt for 3 years
i still go to it sometimes for tasks/topics i spent a lot of time developing long ago
the best first cron job to learn openclaw:
the daily self-audit.
prompt:
“set up a cron job that runs every morning. review my core files — https://t.co/IcSwLeGATY, https://t.co/wJ2Br0sSBr, https://t.co/rCgt6CbK4J, and my skills folder. flag outdated info, conflicting rules, undocumented workflows, unused skills, and lessons from recent failures. summarize findings. recommend changes. don’t implement anything without approval.”
every morning, you get:
– a workspace health report
– clear action items
– a cleaner system
without this audit, memories drift, rules conflict, skills decay.
automated housekeeping catches the mess early.
yep. most people slamming telegram don't have topics setup and are just DM'ing the bot.
they say discord is better because of channels but telegram topics essentially function the same
here's the steps to setup topics and stop the never ending DM with your agent on telegram:
1. create a private Telegram group (e.g. “Agent HQ”)
2. add your bot as the only other member
3. enable Topics in group settings
4. make the bot an admin so it can read/respond in topics
5. create topics for different workstreams (general, code, research, content, automations, etc.)
6. tell the agent to reply to messages in the group without needing @mentions
result: each topic has its own context, things stay organized, and you don’t end up with one giant messy thread.
when a topic is done, you can just delete it and spin up a new one.
the professor speaks true
have barely touched these client campaigns since they launched last summer
if your happy with the current results, spend more. small incremental budget increases on successful ads
if your unhappy with current results, make small changes one at a time (so learning phase isn't re-initiated & you can confidently test results)
but more often than not the best thing is to do nothing
as professor said, "The more you do, the faster this breaks"