Daily Greeting

Daily Greeting Skill

Features

Installation

1. Clone or copy skill to ~/.openclaw/skills/daily-greeting/ 2. Ensure script is executable: chmod +x scripts/greeting.sh

Usage

Manual Execution

bash ~/.openclaw/skills/daily-greeting/scripts/greeting.sh run

Auto-trigger

Choose one or both triggering methods based on your usage:

#### Method 1: BOOT.md (triggers on Gateway startup)

Add to workspace BOOT.md:

# BOOT.md

Please execute daily greeting:

After execution, reply ONLY: NO_REPLY.

#### Method 2: OpenClaw Cron (triggers on schedule)

openclaw cron add \
  --name "daily-greeting" \
  --cron "0 9 * * 1-5" \
  --session isolated \
  --message "bash ~/.openclaw/skills/daily-greeting/scripts/greeting.sh run" \
  --wake now

Default: 9am on weekdays (Mon-Fri)

Both methods work together safely - state check prevents duplicate greetings.

Configuration

Configure in config.json:

{
  "enabled": true,
  "workingDaysOnly": true,
  "delayMs": 3000,
  "excludeAgents": ["main"],
  "triggerMessage": "Please send a daily greeting to your bound channel. Requirements: 1) Compose the greeting in the user's preferred language (infer from channel history and user context); 2) Include relevant status information based on your agent role and ongoing tasks with the user (e.g., if you're a todo agent, summarize progress and today's priorities; if you're a diary agent, mention ongoing projects); 3) Use message tool to send to your bound channel; 4) End conversation after sending"
}

Greeting Content

Each agent organizes their own greeting message based on their persona and sends it to their bound channel.

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | bash scripts/greeting.sh run | Execute greeting manually | | bash scripts/greeting.sh status | View execution status | | bash scripts/greeting.sh reset | Reset state (allows re-trigger) | | bash scripts/greeting.sh install | Record BOOT.md path (for uninstall) | | bash scripts/greeting.sh uninstall | Remove skill and clean BOOT.md |

State File

State is stored in data/state.json:

{
  "lastRun": "2026-04-03T10:40:00Z",
  "agents": {
    "diary": "completed"
  }
}

Uninstall

bash ~/.openclaw/skills/daily-greeting/scripts/greeting.sh uninstall

This will: 1. Read the recorded BOOT.md path from data/install.json 2. Remove only the marked daily-greeting section 3. Remove the OpenClaw cron job 4. Delete the skill directory

Open Source License

MIT License - Welcome contributions!

Manual Execution

bash ~/.openclaw/skills/daily-greeting/scripts/greeting.sh run

Auto-trigger

Choose one or both triggering methods based on your usage:

#### Method 1: BOOT.md (triggers on Gateway startup)

Add to workspace BOOT.md:

# BOOT.md

Please execute daily greeting:

After execution, reply ONLY: NO_REPLY.

#### Method 2: OpenClaw Cron (triggers on schedule)

openclaw cron add \
  --name "daily-greeting" \
  --cron "0 9 * * 1-5" \
  --session isolated \
  --message "bash ~/.openclaw/skills/daily-greeting/scripts/greeting.sh run" \
  --wake now

Default: 9am on weekdays (Mon-Fri)

Both methods work together safely - state check prevents duplicate greetings.

Configure in config.json:

{
  "enabled": true,
  "workingDaysOnly": true,
  "delayMs": 3000,
  "excludeAgents": ["main"],
  "triggerMessage": "Please send a daily greeting to your bound channel. Requirements: 1) Compose the greeting in the user's preferred language (infer from channel history and user context); 2) Include relevant status information based on your agent role and ongoing tasks with the user (e.g., if you're a todo agent, summarize progress and today's priorities; if you're a diary agent, mention ongoing projects); 3) Use message tool to send to your bound channel; 4) End conversation after sending"
}