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OpenClaw Notification Quiet Hours & Severity Routing

Design an always-on OpenClaw agent that stays polite: route alerts by severity, keep cosmetic notifications out of quiet hours, deduplicate flapping checks, and batch everything non-urgent into one scheduled digest instead of a stream of pings.

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$ openclaw alert-route add --name "Critical" --severity critical --channel slack --to "#ops-critical" --also-page "on-call"
$ openclaw cron add --name "Morning Digest" --cron "0 7 * * *" --tz "America/New_York" --session isolated --message "Summarize everything that happened overnight, urgent items first"
$ openclaw agent edit "DevOps Monitor" --append-message "Route by severity: critical pages on-call, warning goes to the alerts channel, info is held for the digest"
$ openclaw connect add --name "Grafana" --type webhook --secret "your-webhook-secret" --format grafana

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Quiet hours are a batching policy, not a mute

OpenClaw Notification Quiet Hours & Severity Routing

# Quiet hours are a batching policy, not a mute The usual way an always-on agent fails is social, not technical. It forwards everything while everything is interesting, you start skimming, you mute the noisy channel, and the mute takes the critical events with it. Treating quiet hours as a schedule

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