Install
openclaw skills install monday-accountabilityManage accountability items on the configured Monday.com board. Use when creating new accountability items, checking on existing ones, running work sessions, or when a cron job fires. Also use when the owner assigns accountability or asks about status.
openclaw skills install monday-accountabilityboardId in plugin configcolumns in plugin config (with sensible defaults)| Column | Config Key | Type | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Status | columns.status | status | Active / Done / Blocked |
| Check Frequency | columns.checkFrequency | text | How often to check: 1h, 2h, 4h, 8h, daily |
| Last Checked | columns.lastChecked | date | When the agent last reviewed this item |
| Details | columns.details | long_text | Full definition of what "done" means, context, blockers |
| Assigned By | columns.assignedBy | status | Who created/assigned this task: {owner} or {agent} |
mondayApiToken in plugin confighttps://api.monday.com/v2 (GraphQL)Authorization: <token>This is the core loop. Every hour, a cron job fires and the agent runs a real work session — not just a status check.
If stuck, blocked, or unsure what to do next:
accountability_create_itemEvery day at the configured time, review all active items and write a consolidated update to the owner.
Sub-items are used as subtasks under each accountability item. They represent specific work units.
mutation { create_subitem(parent_item_id: PARENT_ID, item_name: "SUBTASK_NAME", column_values: "{\"DETAILS_COL_ID\":{\"text\":\"PLAN\"}}") { id } }
{ items(ids: [PARENT_ID]) { subitems { id name column_values { id text value } } } }
{ boards(ids: BOARD_ID) { items_page(limit: 50) { items { id name column_values { id text value } updates(limit: 3) { body created_at } subitems { id name column_values { id text value } } } } } }
mutation { create_item(board_id: BOARD_ID, item_name: "TITLE", column_values: "{\"DETAILS_COL\":{\"text\":\"DETAILS\"},\"FREQ_COL\":\"FREQ\",\"ASSIGNED_COL\":{\"label\":\"ASSIGNEE\"}}") { id } }
mutation { create_update(item_id: ITEM_ID, body: "<p>UPDATE_HTML</p>") { id } }
mutation { change_column_value(board_id: BOARD_ID, item_id: ITEM_ID, column_id: "LAST_CHECKED_COL", value: "{\"date\":\"YYYY-MM-DD\"}") { id } }
Status labels: Working on it (1/orange), Done (2/green), Stuck (0/red)
mutation { change_column_value(board_id: BOARD_ID, item_id: ITEM_ID, column_id: "STATUS_COL", value: "{\"label\":\"Working on it\"}") { id } }
Run scripts/monday-api.sh for common operations:
# List items
bash scripts/monday-api.sh list
# Add update to item
bash scripts/monday-api.sh update <item_id> "<html body>"
# Set last checked
bash scripts/monday-api.sh checked <item_id>
Before doing ANY work on an accountability item, you MUST read the full Document/Details column on that item first. This contains important context, constraints, and explicit instructions about what to do and what NOT to do. Skipping this step has caused the agent to undo previous decisions. No exceptions.
When spawning any sub-agent for work on an accountability item, you MUST include the full text from the item's Details/Doc column in the sub-agent's task prompt. This includes constraints, warnings, history, and explicit "DO NOT" instructions. The sub-agent has no memory of previous sessions — if it doesn't get the context in its prompt, it will make decisions that contradict prior decisions.