He updated OpenClaw to version 2026.10.10. Chat kept working, but his scheduled weather job started failing with an error saying the automation had no recorded inference account. He fixed each affected job by telling it which model and account to use, with the cron edit command and a model setting in the form model@profile. He shared it in case others hit the same thing. The wider lesson: after an agent update, check your scheduled jobs, not only chat, because a job can fail quietly while everything else looks fine.
PromptI just updated OpenClaw to [VERSION]. List all my scheduled jobs and when each one last ran without errors....
He moved into a new apartment and gave the setup jobs to Meta Muse: the utilities, the internet and the list of things to buy for the place. He says it saved him more than $500 in about a month and that he uses Muse on the free tier. He didn't break down where the savings came from, so take the number as his estimate. Moving is a good job for an agent because it's a pile of small, dull tasks with deadlines: start dates for power and gas, comparing internet plans for one address, and a shopping list that keeps growing. Keep sign-ups and payments for yourself to approve.
PromptI'm moving into [ADDRESS] on [MOVE-IN DATE]. Make me a move-in checklist: which electricity, gas and water...
His flight from San Francisco to New York was cancelled. He sent Grok Bot screenshots of his receipts, and it found the right reimbursement page, worked out which fields to fill in and followed the submission steps for him. A screenshot he shared shows the bot stopping to ask before it pressed submit. He says it saved him a lot of time on a dull job. Airline reimbursement forms often want booking codes, receipt totals and dates typed in a set way, so this kind of copy work is a good fit for an agent, as long as you check the amounts it typed and press submit yourself.
PromptMy flight [FLIGHT NUMBER] on [DATE] from [FROM] to [TO] with [AIRLINE] was cancelled. I'm attaching my...