Requirements
- Target platform
- OpenClaw
- Install method
- Manual import
- Extraction
- Extract archive
- Prerequisites
- OpenClaw
- Primary doc
- SKILL.md
Your thoughtful companion for WhatsApp - remembers what matters, helps you stay present in your relationships.
Your thoughtful companion for WhatsApp - remembers what matters, helps you stay present in your relationships.
Hand the extracted package to your coding agent with a concrete install brief instead of figuring it out manually.
I downloaded a skill package from Yavira. Read SKILL.md from the extracted folder and install it by following the included instructions. Then review README.md for any prerequisites, environment setup, or post-install checks. Tell me what you changed and call out any manual steps you could not complete.
I downloaded an updated skill package from Yavira. Read SKILL.md from the extracted folder, compare it with my current installation, and upgrade it while preserving any custom configuration unless the package docs explicitly say otherwise. Then review README.md for any prerequisites, environment setup, or post-install checks. Summarize what changed and any follow-up checks I should run.
Your thoughtful companion for WhatsApp. Goes beyond simple message summaries - helps you maintain relationships, catch what's slipping through the cracks, and communicate with intention instead of just reacting.
Pending tasks - action items from any conversation, tracked until complete Waiting on - things you asked about, waiting for responses Commitments - promises you made, deadlines you mentioned Relationship dynamics - sentiment shifts, response patterns, quiet conversations Important dates - birthdays, events, deadlines mentioned in chat Decisions - choices you made that you might need to remember
Acts as your emotionally intelligent assistant to help you: Catch things left hanging that need reply or closure Notice when tone/sentiment shifts in relationships Find good moments to check in or express appreciation Re-engage quiet conversations without awkwardness Stay intentional, not reactive
Warm, conversational catch-ups that feel like a friend briefing you, not a robot checklist. Includes: What's new (last 24h) What's still pending (from days/weeks ago) Relationship insights Suggested conversation starters Communication nudges
All data stored in: ${WORKDIR}/thoughtful-data/ (defaults to ~/clawd/thoughtful-data/) thoughtful-data/ โโโ config.json # Your preferences โโโ state.json # Processing state โโโ tasks.json # Pending items, commitments, waiting-on โโโ people.json # Relationship tracking per contact โโโ summaries/ # Historical summaries โโโ context/ # Conversation context per chat
Interactive Setup (Recommended): When first using the skill, the agent will guide you through setup via chat: Which WhatsApp groups to track (shows list, you select) Priority contacts to always highlight Summary timing preferences Tracking features to enable/disable All configuration happens through conversation - no manual file editing needed. Manual Configuration (Advanced): Edit ${WORKDIR}/thoughtful-data/config.json to: Add/remove groups from whitelist Mark priority contacts Adjust tracking preferences Set summary timing
The skill uses this framework (inspired by littlebird): Act as a thoughtful communication coach with a practical, emotionally intelligent lens. Help improve communication in relationships with peers, colleagues, and friends by: Reflecting on interactions - Have I left anything hanging? Has tone shifted? Suggesting check-ins - Good moments to reach out or show appreciation Providing conversation starters - Thoughtful prompts to start/restart conversations Re-engagement guidance - How to re-open quiet conversations without awkwardness Tone: Clear, warm, and direct. No fluff, not robotic. Practically useful.
Fetches messages from wacli-readonly (last 24h + older pending items) Processes DMs + whitelisted groups only Extracts action items, sentiment, commitments, dates Updates tracking files
Uses LLM to: Understand conversation context and tone Identify what needs attention vs what can wait Detect relationship patterns (someone getting frustrated, conversations going quiet) Suggest thoughtful responses and check-ins
Creates warm, human summary with: What's new - fresh messages and action items Still pending - older tasks not yet complete Relationship insights - "Alice has asked 3 times, might be frustrated" Suggested actions - "Good time to check in with Bob" Conversation starters - Specific prompts you can send
Summary includes buttons to: โ Mark tasks done โญ๏ธ Still pending โ Won't do ๐ฌ Draft reply
When a user first installs the skill, guide them through interactive setup: Authenticate wacli-readonly Run wacli-readonly auth --qr-file /tmp/whatsapp-qr.png (in sandbox) Send QR code image to user Wait for authentication confirmation List available groups Run wacli-readonly groups list (in sandbox) Show user their WhatsApp groups Ask which groups to include in summaries Configure preferences Ask about priority contacts Confirm summary timing (default: 11am daily) Confirm tracking features (sentiment, commitments, etc.) Create cron jobs Set up WhatsApp sync cron (10:30 AM, isolated session) Set up daily summary cron (11:00 AM, isolated session) Confirm both are scheduled correctly Test run Generate first summary to verify setup Deliver via Telegram
IMPORTANT: All thoughtful operations run in sandbox. When generating summaries: Use the thoughtful skill Run scripts in sandbox: exec("~/clawd/skills/thoughtful/scripts/generate-summary.sh", {host: "sandbox"}) Read generated prompt from thoughtful-data/context/last-prompt.txt Use OpenClaw's LLM for summary generation Deliver via current channel The skill will: Fetch messages from wacli-readonly (sandbox) Process and analyze conversations Generate thoughtful summary using OpenClaw LLM Track tasks and relationship insights Deliver warm, conversational summary
IMPORTANT: Always use sessionTarget: "isolated" - runs independently Never use sessionTarget: "main" - will not deliver properly All operations run in sandbox Two crons total: sync + summary, each running 3x daily Sync runs 30 minutes before each summary to ensure fresh data
Runs at 10:30 AM, 5:30 PM, 10:30 PM { "name": "wacli-sync-daily", "schedule": {"kind": "cron", "expr": "30 10,17,22 * * *", "tz": "Asia/Calcutta"}, "sessionTarget": "isolated", "payload": { "kind": "agentTurn", "message": "Run WhatsApp sync:\n\n1. Kill any stuck wacli processes: `pkill -9 wacli-readonly` (sandbox)\n2. Run `wacli-readonly sync` in sandbox (let it complete)\n3. Report: 'WhatsApp sync completed' or any errors", "deliver": true, "channel": "telegram", "to": "-1003893728810:topic:38" } }
Runs at 11:00 AM, 6:00 PM, 11:00 PM { "name": "thoughtful-daily", "schedule": {"kind": "cron", "expr": "0 11,18,23 * * *", "tz": "Asia/Calcutta"}, "sessionTarget": "isolated", "payload": { "kind": "agentTurn", "message": "Run thoughtful summary:\n\n1. Kill any stuck wacli processes: `pkill -9 wacli-readonly` (sandbox)\n2. Run `~/clawd/skills/thoughtful/scripts/generate-summary.sh` in sandbox\n3. Read the generated prompt from `thoughtful-data/context/last-prompt.txt`\n4. Create a warm, thoughtful summary following the communication coach framework\n5. Deliver via Telegram to Clawdgroup topic", "deliver": true, "channel": "telegram", "to": "-1003893728810:topic:38" } } Why 3x daily? Catch messages throughout the day without missing important updates Morning (11 AM): Start your day informed Evening (6 PM): Stay on top of afternoon conversations Night (11 PM): End-of-day catch-up before bed Why separate sync + summary? WhatsApp sync can take time and needs fresh data before analysis 30-minute gap allows sync to complete before summary generation Using comma-separated hours in cron keeps it simple (2 crons total) Note: The agent will set this up automatically during first-time configuration. Users can adjust the timing during setup.
All data stored locally in ~/clawd/whatsapp/ wacli-readonly database in ~/.wacli (read-only, no sending) No external services except OpenClaw LLM for summaries All operations run in sandbox for isolation
Detects if someone's tone is shifting: "Getting frustrated" (multiple follow-ups, shorter messages) "Going quiet" (reduced frequency, shorter replies) "More engaged" (longer messages, asking questions)
Tracks how long you typically take to reply per person: Helps identify if you're slower than usual with someone Flags when your delay might be noticed
Notices patterns like: "Bob always asks about project updates on Fridays" "Alice sends restaurant links before dinner plans"
Extracts promises you made: "I'll send that by Tuesday" "Let me think about it and get back to you" "I'll check and let you know" Flags if you haven't followed through.
Catches mentions of: Birthdays, anniversaries Deadlines, launch dates Meetings, events "Next week," "end of month," etc.
Remembers choices you made: "Let's go with Option A" "I decided not to attend" "We agreed on 7pm" Helps you stay consistent and avoid contradicting yourself later.
Whitelist carefully - Only add groups you actively care about Mark priority contacts - VIPs always show in summary Review summaries daily - Interactive task completion keeps tracking accurate Use conversation starters - They're tailored to your actual context Act on relationship insights - Small check-ins prevent bigger issues
This isn't about productivity hacks or inbox zero. It's about staying human in your digital communication: Remember what matters to people Show up consistently in relationships Communicate with intention, not just reaction Catch small things before they become big things Your relationships deserve better than "sorry, forgot to reply." This helps you be the communicator you want to be.
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