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9.OpenClaw Scheduled Tasks
OpenClaw Scheduled Tasks
OpenClaw Scheduled Tasks1. Course ContentCourse Objectives2. Introduction to OpenClaw Scheduled Tasks3. Preparation4. Case Demonstration5. Viewing and Managing Scheduled Tasks6. Scheduled Task Parameter Description
1. Course Content
OpenClaw Scheduled Tasks is a task automation scheduling feature of the OpenClaw platform that allows users to create robot tasks that trigger at specified times
Course Objectives
Understand the functionality and application scenarios of OpenClaw Scheduled Tasks
Master the method of creating scheduled tasks using natural language
Master the operations for viewing, managing, and maintaining scheduled tasks
2. Introduction to OpenClaw Scheduled Tasks
Scheduled Tasks is an intelligent scheduling feature of OpenClaw. Users can create scheduled tasks to have the robot automatically execute specific operations at specified times or intervals
After creating a scheduled task, OpenClaw will automatically execute the task instructions according to the set schedule and record the execution log for each run
3. Preparation
ros2 launch yahboomcar_bringup mcp_service.launch.py use_camera:=true
4. Case Demonstration
Note
Any interaction method is acceptable; this example uses web-based interaction
The simplest way is to directly give instructions to OpenClaw, for example: create a scheduled task: move forward 0.1 meters every five minutes, then observe the environment
5. Viewing and Managing Scheduled Tasks
Open WebChat, click Scheduled Tasks to view the list of all created scheduled tasks
In the scheduled tasks list, the following management operations are supported:
Enable/Disable: Use the switch to control whether the scheduled task is active. When disabled, the task will no longer execute according to schedule
Run Now: Manually trigger a scheduled task once, used for quickly verifying whether the task is working properly
Delete: Delete scheduled tasks that are no longer needed
Click on a scheduled task to view and edit task details, including the task description and execution schedule
In Run History, you can see the execution records of each trigger of the scheduled task, including execution time, execution status, and run result
6. Scheduled Task Parameter Description
Creating a scheduled task involves the following key parameters:
Task description (prompt): The specific instruction content for task execution, described in natural language. OpenClaw automatically calls the corresponding MCP Tool to execute the task according to the description. For example: "move forward 0.5 meters, then observe the environment"
Execution schedule (schedule): The trigger time rule of the task, supporting the following two modes:
Interval execution: Execute once at a fixed interval, such as "every 5 minutes" or "every 1 hour"
Scheduled execution: Execute at a specified time point, such as "every day at 8 AM" or "every day at 2:30 PM"
Enabled status (enabled): Controls whether the scheduled task is active. When disabled, the task will no longer trigger according to schedule, but the task configuration is retained and can be re-enabled at any time
Run History: Records the execution record of each task trigger, including execution time, execution status (success/failure), and run result, facilitating troubleshooting