Openclaw Skills turns a messy brain dump into a polished daily standup update with Yesterday, Today, and Blockers sections.
Install & Download
1. ClawHub CLI
The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.
npx clawhub@latest install daily-standup-notes
2. Manual Installation
Copy the skill folder to one of these locations
~/.openclaw/skills/ <project>/skills/ Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled
3. Prompt Installation
Copy this prompt to OpenClaw to install it automatically.
Help me install daily-standup-notes using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).
Prefer to download?
Get the raw skill files in a ZIP archive.
What is Daily Standup Notes?
Openclaw Skills for Daily Standup Notes helps you convert free-form updates, voice transcripts, bullet lists, or scattered chat into a clear standup format that is easy to scan and share. It structures raw work notes into three standard sections: Yesterday, Today, and Blockers.
This skill is designed to reduce status-reporting overhead, improve consistency across scrum updates, and preserve important details like names, ticket IDs, PR numbers, and links. Openclaw Skills also enforces concise formatting, duplicate merging, and tense-aware output so the result is immediately ready to paste into a team update or meeting note.
Daily Standup Notes Use Cases
- Convert a messy end-of-day brain dump into a clean daily standup update.
- Prepare a scrum update from chat messages, bullet notes, or transcript snippets.
- Summarize what was completed yesterday, what is planned today, and what is blocked.
- Normalize updates from multiple sources into a consistent team format.
- Capture blockers clearly for faster follow-up and team communication.
- Save recurring standup notes into dated files or weekly rollups for later review.
How Daily Standup Notes Works
- Ingest the user's raw status input, which may come from chat, bullets, or a voice transcript.
- Extract individual work items and classify each one into Yesterday, Today, or Blockers.
- Merge duplicates or near-duplicates so the final update stays compact and readable.
- Apply tense rules: use past tense for Yesterday, present/future tense for Today, and concise phrasing for Blockers.
- Preserve critical identifiers such as names, PR numbers, ticket IDs, and links exactly as written.
- If an item could reasonably fit Yesterday or Today, place it under Today and mark it with [continue].
- Output the final result as a markdown standup note with the standard three-section template.
- Optionally save the finished note to a dated file or append it to a weekly rollup for recurring use.
Daily Standup Notes Setup
- Install or enable the skill in your Openclaw Skills environment.
- Provide the raw standup input in any supported form, such as chat text, bullets, or transcript notes.
- If you want saved output, choose a destination path before generating the note.
- For recurring workflows, create a folder structure for dated standup files.
mkdir -p standup
# Example dated file naming convention
# standup/2025-01-15.md
- For weekly tracking, keep an append-only rollup file and add each day's output beneath the previous entry.
- When using the skill repeatedly, ask it to preserve IDs, links, and names verbatim for traceability.
Daily Standup Notes Data Schema & Taxonomy
Openclaw Skills organizes the output into a simple three-section markdown schema optimized for standup reporting.
| Section | Purpose | Content Rules |
|---|---|---|
| Yesterday | Completed work | Past tense, concise bullets, merge duplicates |
| Today | Planned work | Present/future tense, use [continue] for ambiguous items |
| Blockers | Obstacles | Short bullets describing anything preventing progress |
Output conventions
- Headings are written as
**Yesterday**,**Today**, and**Blockers**. - Each item is a one-line bullet whenever possible.
- Long items may be split into sub-bullets for readability.
- If a section has no entries, it should contain
_None reported._ - Names, PR numbers, ticket IDs, and links are preserved verbatim for auditability.
Suggested file taxonomy
standup/YYYY-MM-DD.mdfor daily notesstandup/week-YYYY-WW.mdfor weekly rollups- Optional metadata can be added in the filename or surrounding workflow, but the core skill output remains focused on the three-section markdown structure.
Daily Standup Notes Advanced Features
- Supports multiple input formats, including free-form brain dumps, chat logs, bullet lists, and voice transcripts.
- Automatically classifies content into Yesterday, Today, and Blockers to minimize manual editing.
- Deduplicates repeated or near-identical items for cleaner executive-ready updates.
- Preserves identifiers and links verbatim, which is useful for PR tracking, issue references, and team handoff.
- Uses tense-aware rewriting and [continue] tagging to handle ambiguous status items consistently.
- Can be paired with dated file saving or weekly rollup workflows for recurring Openclaw Skills usage.
- Produces a standardized markdown template that works well in team communication and async status reporting.
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