day3-openclaw

Automate Slack task requests with a self-improving Hermes assistant.

1|Updated Mar 30, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Driving-Teacher/driving-teacher-ai-native --skill day3-openclaw
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: day3-openclaw
Source: https://github.com/Driving-Teacher/driving-teacher-ai-native/tree/main/.claude/skills/day3-hermes
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Driving-Teacher/driving-teacher-ai-native --skill day3-openclaw

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Automates Slack-based task requests and personalizes responses by turning Hermes into an always-on AI assistant that learns from interactions to improve over time.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Slack-based interaction and onboarding: use the Hermes Slack bot for day-to-day requests and initial setup via /hermes-setup.
  • Self-learning memory and personalization: Hermes stores session, persistent, and skill memory to remember user preferences and improve responses over time.
  • Automation, scheduling, and auto-skill generation: create cron-like automations from natural language and enable the system to auto-create or refine skills as patterns emerge.

Quick Start

Complete Hermes setup with /hermes-setup, then DM the Slack bot a simple task to start.

Frequently Asked Questions about day3-openclaw

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I automate Slack task requests using an AI assistant?

You can automate Slack task requests by DMing the Hermes Slack bot after running the /hermes-setup command. It processes your requests and uses a layered memory architecture to track ongoing tasks.

How does an AI assistant remember my Slack preferences over time?

The AI assistant remembers preferences by storing session, persistent, skill, and user model memory. This layered memory architecture enables ongoing learning from your Slack DM interactions to improve future responses.

Can I create scheduled automations in Slack from natural language?

Yes, you can create cron-like scheduled automations directly from natural language prompts within your Slack DMs. The system interprets your text to set up and manage recurring task requests.

Does this Slack AI assistant support different roles like marketing and development?

The Slack AI assistant supports multiple scenarios across CS, development, marketing, and planning roles. It tailors task automation and responses based on the specific prompts you provide for each function.

What is needed to start using Hermes for Slack-based task management?

To start using Hermes for task management, you need to complete the initial setup via the /hermes-setup command. Once configured, you can directly DM the Slack bot to begin issuing day-to-day requests.

Can the Slack assistant automatically create new skills as it learns?

Yes, the system can auto-create or refine skills as interaction patterns emerge over time. This self-improving mechanism builds upon its layered memory to expand its automation capabilities.