OpenClaw can already make you morning briefings, monthly budgets, price watches and meal plans. But a chat message is a cramped place to read them, and there's no good way to show one to someone else.
tossithere gives OpenClaw a better place to put them. It makes the page, you get a private link that opens properly on your phone, and anyone you share it with can comment on the exact spot. OpenClaw reads the comments and updates the page on the same link.
Set it up
You do this once, in Telegram, WhatsApp and the other chat apps you connect. Send OpenClaw this message:
Install the tossithere skill from https://tossithere.com/skill.md and sign me in to my tossithere account. From now on, whenever you make HTML for me, share it as a tossithere link instead of pasting it.
OpenClaw installs the skill, then sends you a sign-in link. Open it, approve, and you're done. From then on, OpenClaw knows to share anything it makes as a tossithere link.
If you'd rather not use a sign-in link, create an API key at tossithere.com/keys and give it to OpenClaw instead.
Publish your first page
Ask OpenClaw for something you'd usually get as a long message:
Send me a briefing page every morning at 7.
OpenClaw makes the page and sends you a link like tossithere.com/d/briefing-8fa2. It's private to you, and it opens on any screen.
Share it and collect comments
Want someone else to see it? Tell OpenClaw: "Share it with Priya so she can comment." Anyone you share it with can read it without an account; commenting takes a Google sign-in, so you know who said what.
People tap or click the exact part of the page they mean and type. No screenshots, no "the third bullet from the top".
Let OpenClaw fix it
Leave your own comments on the page, then tell OpenClaw: "Read my comments and fix the page." It reads every comment with the exact part of the page it points at, makes the changes, and publishes v2 on the same link. Older versions stay readable.
Tips for OpenClaw
- A chat message is a bad place for a long briefing. A page reads properly on your phone and keeps yesterday's version.
- Scheduled tasks can publish to the same link every day, so one bookmark always shows today.
- Comment on the page from your phone, and OpenClaw picks it up next run: "Move the dentist to Thursday."
