Get alerted when a client edits the live site and breaks something
Clients with CMS access can make well-meaning edits that accidentally break layouts, navigation, or content structure. This recipe monitors the live site and alerts you when unexpected changes appear, with a visual diff showing what changed.
Create a skill called "Client-Proof". After I launch a website, capture a baseline snapshot: full-page screenshots of every page, DOM structure hashes, CSS fingerprints, and content hashes. Then monitor the site on a configurable schedule (default: daily). When changes are detected, generate: a visual diff (side-by-side screenshots with changes highlighted), a specific change log (what changed — new scripts, modified CSS, edited content, deleted pages, new plugins), and a severity classification (cosmetic, layout-breaking, or functionality-breaking). Alert me immediately via Slack/email/Telegram for breaking changes. Send a weekly summary for non-critical changes. Let me mark changes as "acknowledged" to update the baseline.
After launch, your Claw takes a baseline snapshot of the site — screenshots,
DOM structure, CSS, and content. Then it checks periodically and alerts you
when something changes. You see a visual diff, a list of specific changes,
and can decide whether to intervene.
Monitor client WordPress sites before plugins break them
Clients install random plugins, skip updates, and break their own sites. This recipe monitors your client WordPress sites: checks for outdated plugins with security vulnerabilities, detects unauthorized changes, and sends you a weekly health report.
Catch "one more thing" before it eats your margin
Clients always slip in extra pages, features, and revisions that weren't in the original scope. This recipe monitors your project communication and flags scope-expanding requests the moment they appear — with a draft change order ready to send.
Keep media caches from eating your SSD and slowing your apps
Media cache and disk caches balloon over time, causing storage emergencies and performance regressions. This recipe turns cache cleanup from a panic action into a controlled, scheduled maintenance job — for Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, and similar tools.
Local-first AI assistant that automates small daily tasks safely on your device
A personal, local-first AI assistant that automates small daily tasks—organizing files, setting reminders, and monitoring system events—without touching sensitive data or taking risky actions without your approval.