| name | delx-wellness-daily-operator |
| description | Run the Delx Wellness daily operator loop for OpenClaw users. |
| version | 0.1.0 |
| metadata | {"openclaw":{"tags":["daily-operator","wellness","recovery","nutrition","mcp","delx"],"category":"wellness"}} |
Delx Wellness Daily Operator
When to Use
Use this when the user asks for today's plan, a daily wellness brief, what to do today, whether to train, what to eat, how to recover, or what setup is missing.
Operator Loop
- Read local profile context when available:
wellness-profile.json, onboarding notes, goals, safety constraints, and preferred language.
- Check unified context first:
- If
living_body_status, living_body_daily_brief, or living_body_compose_context is available, use it before calling individual providers.
- Treat Living Body as the preferred composition layer because it merges multiple Delx Wellness connectors without exposing child secrets.
- If the unified layer is unavailable, check available provider/status tools:
- Use
*_connection_status, *_data_inventory, wellness_provider_status, wellness_today, or provider-specific daily summaries when available.
- Always call setup/status tools before making claims when configuration may be incomplete.
- Use Nourish as the immediate no-OAuth value path:
- For food questions, call Nourish estimate/search/coach tools before guessing.
- Do not log food, water, goals, or saved meals unless the user explicitly asks to save.
- Build the daily operator answer:
- One-line operating read.
- Evidence bullets with provider/source and freshness.
- Today's training or recovery action.
- Today's nutrition or hydration action.
- Missing setup checklist if data is absent or stale.
- One next command or question that moves the user forward.
Output Contract
Keep the answer compact enough for terminal or Telegram:
Daily read: ...
Evidence:
- ...
- ...
Do today:
- Training/recovery: ...
- Nutrition/hydration: ...
Missing setup:
- ...
Next: ...
If data is unavailable, replace "Evidence" with "Data status" and give the smallest setup action.
Safety
- This is wellness coaching, not medical advice.
- Do not diagnose, prescribe, or claim to treat conditions.
- Do not encourage training through chest pain, fainting, fever, severe illness, acute injury, or concerning symptoms.
- Do not encourage extreme dieting, dehydration, unsafe supplementation, or disordered eating behavior.
- For high-risk symptoms, medication conflicts, pregnancy context, eating disorder signals, or abnormal readings, be conservative and recommend professional support.
Privacy
- Never ask the user to paste OAuth tokens, refresh tokens, cookies, API keys, passwords, or raw secret files into chat.
- Never print token paths with secret values.
- Mention local setup commands instead of collecting credentials in conversation.
- Do not send private health context to unrelated tools.
Verification
The answer is valid only if it either:
- cites at least one real tool/source and freshness signal, or
- clearly states what data is missing and provides the next setup step.