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Replication of the "Gork" assistant functionality within OpenClaw.
---
name: gork-legacy-skill
description: "Replication of the \"Gork\" assistant functionality within OpenClaw."
---
# Gork Legacy Skill
Replication of the "Gork" assistant functionality within OpenClaw.
## Features
- **Task Management**: AI-powered task extraction from notes and Slack.
- **Daily Note Automation**: Automated rollover of incomplete tasks and template generation.
- **Sync Integrations**:
- **Slack**: Sync DMs and mentions into the vault.
- **Strava**: Sync fitness activities and HR zone metrics.
- **Harvest**: Start/stop timers and summarize billable hours.
## Configuration (TOOLS.md)
Add these to your `TOOLS.md`:
```markdown
### Gork Skill
- SLACK_USER_TOKEN: xoxp-...
- STRAVA_CLIENT_ID: ...
- STRAVA_CLIENT_SECRET: ...
- STRAVA_REFRESH_TOKEN: ...
- HARVEST_ACCESS_TOKEN: ...
- HARVEST_ACCOUNT_ID: ...
- OBSIDIAN_VAULT_PATH: /home/adam/.openclaw/workspace/vault
```
## Database Schema (SQL)
The skill uses a local SQLite database `gork.db` with the following tables:
- `tasks`: Centralized task store.
- `strava_activities`: Fitness history.
- `note_processing_log`: Audit trail for vault changes.
## Logic Implementation
### Task Rollover
Instead of modifying files directly via shell scripts, the OpenClaw agent uses the `read` and `write` tools to:
1. Identify the previous day's daily note.
2. Extract lines matching `- [ ]`.
3. Prepend them to the "Overdue" section of today's note.
### Sync Logic
- **Slack**: Periodic poll via `web_fetch` or a dedicated Python script (as seen in legacy).
- **Strava/Harvest**: REST API calls to fetch data and update the local DB.
## File Conflict Resolution
To avoid Obsidian sync conflicts:
1. **Atomic Writes**: Always read the current file content before writing.
2. **Buffer Scratch**: Users write to a "Scratch" section; OpenClaw clears it only after successful processing and commit.
3. **External DB**: Tasks are mirrored in SQLite to ensure no loss if a file sync fails.
---
name: gork-legacy-skill
description: "Replication of the \"Gork\" assistant functionality within OpenClaw."
---
# Gork Legacy Skill
Replication of the "Gork" assistant functionality within OpenClaw.
## Features
- **Task Management**: AI-powered task extraction from notes and Slack.
- **Daily Note Automation**: Automated rollover of incomplete tasks and template generation.
- **Sync Integrations**:
- **Slack**: Sync DMs and mentions into the vault.
- **Strava**: Sync fitness activities and HR zone metrics.
- **Harvest**: Start/stop timers and summarize billable hours.
## Configuration (TOOLS.md)
Add these to your `TOOLS.md`:
```markdown
### Gork Skill
- SLACK_USER_TOKEN: xoxp-...
- STRAVA_CLIENT_ID: ...
- STRAVA_CLIENT_SECRET: ...
- STRAVA_REFRESH_TOKEN: ...
- HARVEST_ACCESS_TOKEN: ...
- HARVEST_ACCOUNT_ID: ...
- OBSIDIAN_VAULT_PATH: /home/adam/.openclaw/workspace/vault
```
## Database Schema (SQL)
The skill uses a local SQLite database `gork.db` with the following tables:
- `tasks`: Centralized task store.
- `strava_activities`: Fitness history.
- `note_processing_log`: Audit trail for vault changes.
## Logic Implementation
### Task Rollover
Instead of modifying files directly via shell scripts, the OpenClaw agent uses the `read` and `write` tools to:
1. Identify the previous day's daily note.
2. Extract lines matching `- [ ]`.
3. Prepend them to the "Overdue" section of today's note.
### Sync Logic
- **Slack**: Periodic poll via `web_fetch` or a dedicated Python script (as seen in legacy).
- **Strava/Harvest**: REST API calls to fetch data and update the local DB.
## File Conflict Resolution
To avoid Obsidian sync conflicts:
1. **Atomic Writes**: Always read the current file content before writing.
2. **Buffer Scratch**: Users write to a "Scratch" section; OpenClaw clears it only after successful processing and commit.
3. **External DB**: Tasks are mirrored in SQLite to ensure no loss if a file sync fails.
Imported from the listed AgentSkill.sh category. Complete supplied package files and notices are retained. Required external tools and credentials are not installed. No bundled code was executed during import. Individual agent task behavior has not been tested.