Mini 'Jarvis' - Personal Assistant with Sleep Tracking + Food Ordering + Smart Home
Built using OpenClaw + MCPs with limited access. Reads sleep/recovery data from WHOOP, generates morning briefings, orders food on Swiggy with history analysis, auto-sends gifts, detects bedtime to turn lights off. Correlates personal data with real-world actions - 'programming reality'.
What It Does
- Reads sleep & recovery data from WHOOP, generates personalized morning briefings
- Orders food on Swiggy and analyzes order history for insights
- Auto-sends gifts (testing during Valentine's week)
- Detects when user is in bed → automatically turns lights off
Key Insights
Most interesting discovery: correlating Swiggy orders with WHOOP recovery data. Found that late orders correlate with worse recovery, cafe food shows better outcomes than Italian, and weekends show poorer recovery despite longer sleep. This demonstrates the power of 'stitching personal data + real-world actions' - feels like programming reality.
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