OpenClaw delivery templates

OpenClaw templates that actually get deployed

Start from packaged OpenClaw workflows instead of rebuilding every automation from scratch.

Built for small teams that want a fast path from idea to a working internal automation.

Popular templates

Lead with real use cases, not abstract automation talk

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Feishu group daily report automation

Daily reports are scattered across group chat, formatting drifts, and someone still has to compile the summary by hand.

Schedule reminders, collect structured updates, generate a clean summary, and send it back to the group or a Feishu doc.

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Team task reminders and follow-up

Important tasks live in chat threads and oral handoffs, so follow-up depends on somebody remembering to chase people.

Run scheduled reminders, pre-deadline nudges, and overdue escalation so the team keeps a stable execution rhythm.

Template PackDeployment Ready

CRM lead auto-entry workflow

Qualified leads get buried in messages, copied late into sheets, and often reach the owner too slowly.

Extract usable lead fields, write them into a CRM sheet or Bitable, and notify the owner to follow up quickly.

Who this fits

Make the right buyer recognize themselves fast.

Replace manual chasing, recurring reminders, and status collection with fixed automation.

Move leads out of chat and into a structured follow-up system faster.

Standardize repetitive group coordination without inventing a workflow from zero.

Validate a use case with a real template before paying for deeper customization.

How you can buy it

The same use case can start self-serve and upgrade to delivery help later.

Review template pages first and confirm whether the use case matches your workflow.

Use a documented workflow package when you want to deploy it yourself.

Hand off environment setup, integrations, and launch debugging when speed matters more than DIY.

Why this is not another tutorial site

The goal is not more explanation. The goal is a faster path to a working result.

You do not need to assemble an automation from a blank page.

You start from packaged workflows with delivery boundaries and acceptance criteria.

You can browse templates first, then upgrade to deployment help only if the case is worth it.

Start with a template, then decide how hands-on you want to be

This first pass focuses on the shortest conversion path: browse templates → inspect details → ask for deployment.