OpenClaw Integration — AI Assistant for Task & Calendar Management

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I'd love to see a native integration between Akiflow and OpenClaw, the open-source AI assistant platform.

What is OpenClaw? OpenClaw is a self-hosted AI assistant framework that connects to channels like Telegram, web UI, and more. It can run tools, automate workflows, and interact with external services via MCP (Model Context Protocol) and HTTP APIs.

Why this integration matters: Many productivity-focused users are building personal AI assistants that manage their daily workflow through natural language. The ability to say something like "Tomorrow I need to call Marco at 10am for 15 minutes" and have it automatically create a scheduled task with a time block in Akiflow would be a game-changer.

Requested capabilities:

• Create Task — with support for: title, datetime, duration, priority, label, description, due date, and daily goal

• List Tasks — retrieve tasks for a given day or date range

• Update Task — modify status, reschedule, change priority

• Delete Task — remove a task by ID or unique identifier

Ideal implementation: An open REST API or, even better, an MCP server endpoint that AI assistants like OpenClaw can connect to directly — without needing Zapier/IFTTT as middleware. This would enable real-time, two-way sync between the AI assistant and Akiflow.

Current workaround: Right now the only option is routing through Zapier webhooks (Trigger: Catch Hook → Action: Create Task), which adds latency, complexity, and a dependency on a paid third-party service. A direct API/MCP integration would be far more efficient and reliable.

Who benefits: Power users, developers, and anyone building AI-powered productivity workflows. The growing adoption of MCP as a standard protocol for AI-tool interaction makes this especially timely — Akiflow could position itself as the go-to task manager for the AI-native productivity stack.

I'm currently running OpenClaw on a Mac Mini with Docker and would be happy to help test any early integration. Thanks for considering this!