my-life-feed

What This Skill Does

The my-life-feed skill enables OpenClaw users to interface directly with the My Life Feed platform via their REST API. This integration allows for the automated creation of "things"—which function as shared events or tasks—and the management of social groups. By leveraging this skill, you can programmatically schedule activities, set sophisticated notification alarms based on time units, and manage guest lists for your feed items. Whether you are coordinating schedules with friends or syncing activities across specific platform groups, this skill streamlines the process of event creation and group discovery directly from your terminal or OpenClaw interface.

Installation

To install this skill, use the ClawHub command-line interface. Run the following command in your terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/l-fy/myfeed

Once installed, you must configure your credentials to allow the skill to communicate with the My Life Feed servers. Obtain an API key from the My Life Feed mobile application and set it as an environment variable in your shell profile (e.g., .bashrc or .zshrc) using: export Myfeed_API_KEY="your-api-key-here". Always restart your terminal or source your configuration file after setting the variable.

Use Cases

• Automating social event creation: Use this to push calendar events to friends automatically.
• Group coordination: Discover active groups and push project tasks or meeting reminders to specific group IDs.
• Alarm management: Automate alerts for deadlines by batch-creating tasks with specific alarm types (minutes, hours, days, etc.).
• Personal dashboard integration: Use the API to query your existing groups and visualize activity feeds directly in your personal CLI environment.

Example Prompts

1. "Create a new thing called 'Coffee Meetup' starting at 1739383324000, and invite my friend with phone number 555-0102 with a 30-minute reminder."
2. "List all my active groups since yesterday and show me their group IDs."
3. "Schedule a 'Team Sync' for group ID 98765 starting tomorrow at 10 AM, and set an alarm for 1 hour before the start."

Tips & Limitations

• Rate Limits: The API enforces a strict rate limit of 3 requests per 10 seconds. Exceeding this may result in temporary bans or request rejection.
• Security: Your API key provides full administrative access to your account. Never share your key or commit it to version control systems like GitHub.
• Time Format: All start times must be provided in milliseconds epoch format. Ensure your system clock is synchronized to avoid timing errors.
• Group IDs: If a group does not appear in the initial list, verify the starting_from timestamp in your query parameters to ensure you are looking back far enough.