notify-assistant

You can update your AI assistant after a coding task by triggering a progress notification with phrases like notify assistant. This sends a structured message containing status, changed files, and next steps to refresh the assistant's project context.

The best way to keep OpenClaw informed about project progress is by sending structured progress notifications after major task completions or deployments. This updates the assistant's context by signaling what features were completed and outlining the immediate next steps.

A structured progress notification works by formatting project updates into a concise message conveying status, files changed, tests, commit details, and next steps. This structured format ensures the AI assistant accurately processes the completion of work and preserves project context.

Yes, you can use notification triggers to update your assistant after a deployment. By using trigger phrases like tell OpenClaw, the system activates to send a structured progress update ensuring your personal AI assistant is immediately informed about the completed deployment.

When notifying an AI assistant about a completed feature, you should include status, files changed, tests, commit information, and next steps. This concise structured messaging ensures the assistant receives all necessary context to track project progress accurately.

No, you do not need to manually format messages to signal task completion. The notification process automatically applies a structured format for status, files, tests, and next steps, while respecting user control over the delivery of progress updates to the assistant.