Openclaw Podcast

openclaw-podcast

Your AI agent already knows everything about your work. Now it can brief you on it.

Every day, your OpenClaw agent accumulates context — your accomplishments, your metrics, your blockers, your priorities. This skill turns all of that into a professional podcast briefing via Superlore.ai. No forms to fill out. No manual summaries. Just press play.

3 free hours included with your API key. Setup takes 2 minutes.

🎧 Hear It For Yourself — 8 Sample Episodes

These are real episodes generated by this skill for fictional personas. Each one demonstrates a different briefing style. Listen and imagine: *what would this sound like if the AI knew YOUR workspace?*

🎙️ The Briefing

> *"The latency drop from 340 milliseconds to 47 milliseconds isn't just a performance win — it's a signal that the architecture is finally doing what it was designed to do..."*

Sarah's agent reads her sprint board, PR merge history, incident logs, and engineering metrics every evening and delivers a polished documentary-style briefing — like having a personal analyst who's been embedded with her team for months.

🎧 Listen: The Briefing — Sarah Chen

📈 Opportunities & Tactics

> *"The subscription conversion gap is hiding $100,000 in monthly recurring revenue inside your existing customer base. And there's a spa chain inquiry sitting unanswered for 8 days..."*

Blake's agent spotted a 12% vs 18-25% industry benchmark gap in subscription conversions, calculated the revenue sitting on the table, and flagged a missed wholesale opportunity — all from reading his metrics files.

🎧 Listen: Opportunities & Tactics — Blake Rivera

🚀 10X Thinking

> *"LangChain has 80,000 stars. You have 2,847. But that might be the wrong comparison entirely. What if Nexus isn't a framework — what if it's the standard?"*

Marcus's agent reads his GitHub activity, Discord metrics, and technical notes — then challenges his assumptions about what he's actually building and who he should be competing with.

🎧 Listen: 10X Thinking — Marcus Webb

🧭 The Advisor

> *"I notice you spent 40 hours on product this month and 8 hours on fundraising. With 7 months of runway and a Precursor pitch in 8 days, that's a pattern worth naming..."*

Priya's agent reviews her time allocation, pipeline status, and discovery call notes — then delivers the honest mentor feedback she might not be getting anywhere else.

🎧 Listen: The Advisor — Priya Nair

🎯 Focus & Priorities

> *"4.5 hours in meetings, 2.5 hours in Slack, 1.5 hours of actual deep work. That's not engineering leadership — that's reactive management. And two engineers are quietly making noise about leaving..."*

Alex's agent analyzes his calendar log, Slack volume, and org context — then cuts straight to what's actually important versus what just feels urgent.

🎧 Listen: Focus & Priorities — Alex Kim

📊 Growth & Scale

> *"The cohort data is unambiguous: users who connect a second bank account within 48 hours have 3.2x better 90-day retention. That single insight is worth rebuilding your onboarding around..."*

Jordan's agent processed 30-day cohort analysis results, calculated the AARRR funnel bottlenecks, and identified the one activation metric that changes everything.

🎧 Listen: Growth & Scale — Jordan Park

📅 Week in Review

> *"Monday was the compliance unlock. Tuesday was the technical launch. Wednesday opened a $180K door. Thursday fixed what broke. Friday built the map. The story of this week is a team that ships fast and fixes faster..."*

Elena's agent synthesizes the week's wins, deployments, customer conversations, and metrics into a narrative arc — giving her the zoom-out perspective that's hard to find when you're in the middle of it.

🎧 Listen: Week in Review — Elena Vasquez

🔮 The Futurist

> *"The 43% curtailment reduction isn't just a pilot result — it's proof that AI can unlock 85 gigawatts of stranded renewable capacity sitting idle on the US grid. That's the size of the prize you're building toward..."*

David's agent connects today's Duke Energy pilot results, provisional patent filing, and DOE grant submission to the 3/6/12-month trajectory — keeping the mission visible when the details get overwhelming.

🎧 Listen: The Futurist — David Okonkwo

✨ What Makes This Different

Most AI summaries are generic. They know what you typed in a chat box. This skill knows what you actually *did* — because it reads the same workspace files your agent uses every day.

The difference in practice:

| Generic AI Summary | OpenClaw Podcast | |---|---| | "You worked on some engineering tasks today" | "The latency drop from 340ms to 47ms unblocks the enterprise tier rollout you've been waiting on for two months" | | "You should focus on your priorities" | "You spent 40 hours on product this month and 8 on fundraising — with 7 months of runway, that ratio needs to flip" | | "Consider growth opportunities" | "Your subscription conversion at 12% vs. the 18-25% industry benchmark is $100K/month hiding in your existing customer base" |

The AI knows your project names. Your metrics. Your blockers. Your job board. The context that takes 10 minutes to explain to a consultant — your agent already has it.

What Superlore adds on top:

Setup

The fastest path to your first briefing is the setup wizard:

node scripts/setup-crons.js

The wizard handles everything in 7 steps — including account creation with just your email:

1. Connect Your Account — Sign up or log in via email (6-digit code), or paste an existing API key 2. Choose your styles — Pick from 8 built-in briefing styles 3. Custom style — Optionally design your own briefing focus, tone, and voice 4. Music bed — Choose ambient background music or voice-only 5. Schedule — Set a time for each style (morning/midday/evening/weekly/custom cron) 6. Preview episode — Generates a real episode so you can hear the quality immediately 7. Activate — Outputs openclaw cron add commands; optionally runs them for you

Already have an API key? Manual setup:

export SUPERLORE_API_KEY=your-api-key-here
node scripts/generate-episode.js  # Your first episode in 2 minutes

All 8 Briefing Styles

| Style | Best For | Voice | Default Time | |-------|----------|-------|--------------| | The Briefing | Daily overview — accomplishments, metrics, what's next | Luna | Morning or Evening | | Opportunities & Tactics | Spotting growth moves hiding in your daily work | Michael | Evening | | 10X Thinking | Breaking through incremental thinking | Michael | Evening | | The Advisor | Honest mentor feedback on patterns and decisions | Luna | Evening | | Focus & Priorities | Cutting busywork, finding the ONE thing | Heart | Morning | | Growth & Scale | Revenue, users, funnels — business metrics lens | Michael | Morning | | Week in Review | Weekly synthesis, trends, goals for next week | Luna | Friday Evening | | The Futurist | Connecting today's work to 3/6/12-month vision | Heart | Evening |

Voices

| Voice | Character | Styles | |-------|-----------|--------| | Luna (af_heart-80_af_sarah-15_af_nicole-5) | Warm, balanced, professional | The Briefing, The Advisor, Week in Review | | Michael (am_michael-60_am_eric-40) | Rich, authoritative, strategic | Opportunities & Tactics, 10X Thinking, Growth & Scale | | Heart (af_heart) | Intimate, direct, personal | Focus & Priorities, The Futurist |

Custom Styles

Create your own briefing style by dropping a JSON file in podcast-styles/:

{
  "name": "Investor Lens",
  "description": "Frame every decision through how it affects the fundraising narrative",
  "voice": "am_michael-60_am_eric-40",
  "speed": 0.92,
  "targetMinutes": 6,
  "instructions": "Your detailed style instructions..."
}

Two examples are included: Founder Debrief (casual co-founder energy) and Competitor Watch (competitive intelligence lens).

Scheduling

Set up automated daily briefings:

node scripts/setup-crons.js
→ Outputs openclaw cron add commands
→ Optionally runs them for you

Example cron for a morning briefing + evening advisor:

/cron create "0 8 * * 1-5" agent:run node scripts/generate-episode.js --style "The Briefing" --time-of-day morning
/cron create "0 19 * * 1-5" agent:run node scripts/generate-episode.js --style "The Advisor" --time-of-day evening

Privacy

Your workspace files are never sent to Superlore. The script:

1. Reads your memory files locally 2. Extracts a structured work summary (~3,000 chars of accomplishments, metrics, blockers) 3. Strips all secrets — API keys, tokens, emails, IPs, database URLs, file paths 4. Sends only the sanitized briefing text to Superlore's API

All episodes are private by default. Run --dry-run to see exactly what would be sent before creating anything.

Quick Commands

# Setup wizard (recommended)
node scripts/setup-crons.js
Generate an episode
node scripts/generate-episode.js
node scripts/generate-episode.js --style "The Advisor"
node scripts/generate-episode.js --style "10X Thinking" --time-of-day morning
Weekly review (best on Fridays)
node scripts/generate-episode.js --style "Week in Review"
Preview without creating
node scripts/generate-episode.js --dry-run
List all available styles
node scripts/generate-episode.js --list-styles
Deliver episode link to a channel when ready
node scripts/generate-episode.js --channel telegram

Requirements

Made with ❤️ for the OpenClaw community. Powered by Superlore.ai.

The fastest path to your first briefing is the setup wizard:

node scripts/setup-crons.js

The wizard handles everything in 7 steps — including account creation with just your email:

1. Connect Your Account — Sign up or log in via email (6-digit code), or paste an existing API key 2. Choose your styles — Pick from 8 built-in briefing styles 3. Custom style — Optionally design your own briefing focus, tone, and voice 4. Music bed — Choose ambient background music or voice-only 5. Schedule — Set a time for each style (morning/midday/evening/weekly/custom cron) 6. Preview episode — Generates a real episode so you can hear the quality immediately 7. Activate — Outputs openclaw cron add commands; optionally runs them for you

Already have an API key? Manual setup:

export SUPERLORE_API_KEY=your-api-key-here
node scripts/generate-episode.js  # Your first episode in 2 minutes