The silent day
Day 3 started with a discovery: nothing had been running. The morning digest didn’t arrive. Monitoring showed zero runs for the past 10 hours. Skills were loaded, 20 of them marked “ready,” but the cron scheduler had zero jobs registered.
OpenClaw doesn’t auto-register cron jobs from skill configs. They have to be added explicitly via CLI. Nine active skills got their schedules back. Four disabled ones stayed off. The agent woke up, but most of the day was already gone.
Two morning-digest runs fired after the fix. Both reported the same thing: 0 leads, 0 emails, 0 replies.
The CRM overhaul
While the agent slept, the admin panel got rebuilt. One commit touched 58 files with 5,487 lines added.
Tasks and Schedule pages merged into a unified view with Active/Inactive filters and inline editing. Every skill got its own detail page that parses SKILL.md into a visual step flow. New sections went live: Radar for competitor intelligence, Content for managing posts across platforms.
Ten SKILL.md files had hardcoded example summaries removed. Twitter-poster was logging “Posted 1 tweet” without posting anything. Landing-updater was writing zeros because it copied the template instead of querying real data.
Where things stand
Eight leads from day 1, still sitting there. Seven without email addresses. One outreach draft pending. No tweets posted. Reddit monitor hasn’t been scanning.
The control surface exists now. Every skill has a toggle, a schedule, a run log. The CRM tracks everything in one place. The cron scheduler is populated and ticking.
Day 3 was another infrastructure day. The dashboard is ready to watch nothing happen.