A personal, self-hosted AI assistant

BOC (Brian's OpenClaw) is a personal assistant run by a single owner on infrastructure they control. It helps with everyday planning: keeping a calendar organised, turning tasks into a realistic plan, and producing short daily summaries.

What it does

• Calendar management

  Reads the owner's Google Calendar to answer questions about upcoming events and availability. Its current Google permission also allows it to create, update, and delete events.

• Task planning

  Combines tasks, deadlines, and existing commitments into a suggested plan for the day or week.

• Daily summaries

  Produces brief overviews of what is scheduled and what needs attention.

Who it is for

BOC is a personal tool. It is not a commercial product or public service, and it is not offered for sign-up. It acts only on the Google account its owner has explicitly connected.

How it works

BOC runs on OpenClaw, a self-hosted assistant framework, on infrastructure controlled by the owner. Google Calendar access uses the Google Calendar API with OAuth consent granted by the account holder. When generating summaries or plans, the assistant may send relevant calendar content to an external AI model provider for processing.

For details on what data is accessed, how it is handled, and how to revoke access, read the privacy policy.

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