Using SkyClaw with Google Sheets for Job Application Workflow

A Reddit user detailed their workflow using OpenClaw's SkyClaw agent to reduce the repetitive aspects of job hunting. The user, who describes themselves as having no technical knowledge and relying on AI to execute tasks, created a practical system that automates job discovery while maintaining manual control over applications.
Setup Details
The user's setup involves:
- Creating a Google Sheet and granting the SkyClaw agent editor permissions via a shareable link.
- Providing the agent with their CV and instructing it to find related job listings, then populate the sheet with the results.
- Configuring the agent to add approximately three new jobs daily and send notifications via Telegram.
- Adding specific columns to the sheet for: cover letter links, interview preparation documents (downloadable), and match scores.
Workflow Process
The user manually reviews the sheet daily and handles applications themselves, but notes that having all job information consolidated in one place eliminates time spent searching. They emphasize that they don't automate everything—they still review, edit, and make decisions manually—but this approach removes much of the draining, repetitive work typically associated with job hunting.
The key benefit cited is efficiency: instead of wasting time searching for jobs, they simply open the sheet and begin applying to pre-vetted opportunities.
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