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Clawchief v3.0.0
v3.0.0
This is a breaking architectural release of clawchief.
Breaking changes
- Todoist is now the only canonical live task system.
- The old markdown task model built around
clawchief/tasks.mdandclawchief/tasks-completed.mdis no longer the public operating model. - Google workflows now run through
gws-backed helper scripts instead of the older rawgog-first guidance. - The public pack now includes a shared task-system contract, helper scripts, and tests as part of the core architecture.
What's new
- Added a Todoist-backed task architecture with:
skills/task-system-contract/SKILL.mdclawchief/task-system-acceptance.mdclawchief/scripts/todoist_cli.py
- Added
gws-backed helper scripts for:- Gmail
- Calendar
- Sheets
- outbound outreach
- Added new source-of-truth files for:
- location-aware task/actionability rules
- knowledge compilation / linting behavior
- thin task-system audit governance
- Updated the EA, BD, daily-task-manager, and daily-task-prep skills to match the revised live system
- Replaced the old cron template wording with deterministic trigger prompts
- Added a public test suite to keep the pack aligned with the revised behavior
Upgrade notes
- Read
MIGRATION.mdbefore upgrading fromv2 - Use
SETUP-GWS.mdinstead of the olderSETUP-GOG.md - bootstrap Todoist before relying on recurring task workflows
Verification
- public test suite passes:
43tests
v2
ClawChief v2 updates the public repo around a more portable chief-of-staff architecture.
Highlights:
- adds a new source-of-truth
clawchief/layer - upgrades the task system to use
clawchief/tasks.mdplusclawchief/tasks-completed.md - turns
HEARTBEAT.mdinto an orchestrator instead of a duplicated workflow spec - updates the
executive-assistant,business-development,daily-task-manager, anddaily-task-prepskills - adds meeting-notes ingestion scaffolding and a ledger template
- refreshes install docs, review notes, and cron templates for the new model
- removes LinkedIn-specific assumptions from the public business-development setup
- credits Pedro Franceschi's OpenClaw setup as inspiration for the priority map, auto-resolver, and ingestion-pipeline ideas