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@rickybloomfield/ouraclaw

v0.1.4

Published

Oura Ring plugin and skill for OpenClaw

Readme

OuraClaw

Oura Ring plugin and skill for OpenClaw. Brings your sleep, readiness, activity, and stress data into your agent conversations.

Features

  • Agent tool (oura_data) — lets the agent fetch Oura Ring data on your behalf
  • Skill — teaches the agent how to interpret scores, format summaries, and answer health questions
  • Scheduled summaries — optional morning and evening health recaps delivered to your preferred channel
  • Background token refresh — keeps your Oura connection alive without manual intervention

Prerequisites

Installation

# From npm
npm install -g @rickybloomfield/ouraclaw
openclaw plugins install @rickybloomfield/ouraclaw

# Or from source
git clone https://github.com/rickybloomfield/OuraClaw.git
cd OuraClaw && npm install && npm run build
openclaw plugins install -l .

Setup

Run the interactive setup wizard:

openclaw ouraclaw setup

The wizard will walk you through:

  1. Create an Oura application

  2. Enter credentials — paste your Client ID and Client Secret

  3. Authorize — a browser window opens to complete the OAuth flow

  4. Choose delivery channel — pick iMessage, Slack, Discord, Telegram, or use the default active channel

  5. Set schedule — configure morning and evening summary times and timezone, or skip scheduled messages

Usage

Once set up, just ask your agent about your health data:

  • "How did I sleep last night?"
  • "What's my readiness score?"
  • "How active was I today?"
  • "Show me my sleep trends for the past week"
  • "Give me a full health summary"

CLI Commands

openclaw ouraclaw setup    # Run the setup wizard
openclaw ouraclaw status   # Show connection status and config
openclaw ouraclaw test     # Fetch today's data to verify the connection

Scheduled Summaries

If enabled during setup, OuraClaw creates two cron jobs:

  • Morning (default 7:00 AM) — sleep score, readiness, stress, and a personalized note
  • Evening (default 9:00 PM) — activity summary, readiness, stress, sleep recap, and a wind-down note

Manage them with:

openclaw cron list                              # See all cron jobs
openclaw cron run ouraclaw-morning --force      # Manually trigger morning summary

Re-running openclaw ouraclaw setup replaces existing cron jobs without duplication.

Development

npm install
npm run build     # Compile TypeScript
npm run dev       # Watch mode

License

MIT