But isn’t this just another notification to ignore?
The ticket being assigned to you is your “Hey take care of this!” ping, same with the email or text from your friend.
How long until you start tuning out the openclaw notifications?
The ticket being assigned to you is your “Hey take care of this!” ping, same with the email or text from your friend.
How long until you start tuning out the openclaw notifications?
My hope would be that since openclaw is communicating with me to my personal device, where I have all noise filtered, it would be a bit better.
I also know it can integrate with TickTick, which has been a huge change for me with task management. Then again - in my experience whatever tool I use to keep track of stuff only works for as long as it's a novelty, but 3 months is a record anyway.
The thing is - when I receive a message and I'm not in the headspace to answer, I close the notification and forget about it. My expectation would be openclaw reminding me that I still haven't replied to this person about that thing. Obviously, there's a million ways to do it that don't require openclaw. Obviously there's a million things that I won't be able to grant openclaw access to (e.g. company jira or slack). And obviously, I don't want it evaluating every single of my personal messages. But I think there is a reasonable middle ground where it can work well. But I don't yet know how to reach it
If the analogy is a personal asistant, a good assistant will know when to notify you and when not to.
I think to all of the needless comments in code, AI code reviews pointing out inane nitpicks, etc.
It just makes me think your AI assistant is going to be pinging you non stop