3 points | by dankrieg 5 hours ago ago
2 comments
I built GrowthClaw as an installable workflow pack for OpenClaw that runs marketing work like a small ops system instead of a chat bot.
It gives you:
- deterministic YAML workflows (intake → plan → execute → strategy evolution)
- a SQLite-backed task pipeline (backlog → needs-approval → approved → running → eval → revise/blocked → done)
- per-task evaluator that returns a strict PASS/REVISE/ESCALATE verdict with specific required changes
- a PM agent that moves tasks only when conditions are met (dependencies, approvals, retry limits)
- a strategy-evolution loop on cron (3x/day) that proposes only justified new tasks and routes them through approval
- a local dashboard for approvals, task states, run visibility, and cron status
- Default is draft-only / PR-only actions, with a human approval gate before execution.
If you try it and something’s unclear or missing, I’d like feedback on the workflow structure + eval criteria more than the UI.
Seems very cool, but I think that it needs more documentation, and integration with Linear/Monday/Jira would be nice
I built GrowthClaw as an installable workflow pack for OpenClaw that runs marketing work like a small ops system instead of a chat bot.
It gives you:
- deterministic YAML workflows (intake → plan → execute → strategy evolution)
- a SQLite-backed task pipeline (backlog → needs-approval → approved → running → eval → revise/blocked → done)
- per-task evaluator that returns a strict PASS/REVISE/ESCALATE verdict with specific required changes
- a PM agent that moves tasks only when conditions are met (dependencies, approvals, retry limits)
- a strategy-evolution loop on cron (3x/day) that proposes only justified new tasks and routes them through approval
- a local dashboard for approvals, task states, run visibility, and cron status
- Default is draft-only / PR-only actions, with a human approval gate before execution.
If you try it and something’s unclear or missing, I’d like feedback on the workflow structure + eval criteria more than the UI.
Seems very cool, but I think that it needs more documentation, and integration with Linear/Monday/Jira would be nice