openclaw-jetlag

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name: jetlag-planner

description: Scans your Google Calendar for upcoming flights and writes a personalized circadian adjustment plan back to your calendar. Trigger with phrases like "check my flights", "run jetlag planner", "plan my trip adjustment", or "am I ready for my upcoming flight".

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Run the jetlag planner by following these steps exactly.

Step 1 — Check for .env

Check whether the file `~/openclaw-jetlag/.env` exists.

If it does not exist, stop immediately and reply:

> ⚠️ No `.env` file found in `~/openclaw-jetlag/`. You need to add your Google OAuth credentials before I can run the planner. Follow the setup instructions in the README — ask me "show me the jetlag setup instructions" if you need them.

Step 2 — Check for .oauth-token.json

Check whether the file `~/openclaw-jetlag/.oauth-token.json` exists.

If it does not exist, stop immediately and reply:

> ⚠️ Google authorization hasn't been completed yet. Run this once in your terminal to finish setup:

>

> ```

> cd ~/openclaw-jetlag && node index.js

> ```

>

> It will open a browser, ask you to sign in to Google, and save your authorization. After that, just say "check my flights" again and I'll handle it from here.

Step 3 — Run the planner

Run the following command and capture all output (stdout and stderr):

cd ~/openclaw-jetlag && node index.js

Step 4 — Report back

Reply with a short, plain-language Telegram-friendly summary. Do not dump raw output. Instead:

Keep the reply under 5 sentences. No markdown headers in the Telegram reply — just plain text with line breaks between items if listing multiple flights.