2026-03-13 — Friday

Overnight Research (1:00 AM ET)

Completed Tasks

Searched ClawHub and GitHub for new skills and projects
Researched A2A vs MCP protocol landscape
Investigated NVIDIA NemoClaw announcement
Reviewed Shelly Palmer's "claw deployment models" article
Updated memory/research-findings.md with full findings
Updated MEMORY.md with significant long-term knowledge

Key Findings

New Skills (March 10-13): - glance — skill-vetter with 257K downloads, 5.0 rating — MUST install - esign-automation — eSignGlobal contract signing, perfect for Cora - universal-skills-manager — cross-platform skill manager (ClawHub + SkillsMP + SkillHub) - clawvault 1.5.1 — structured memory with checkpoint/recover

NVIDIA NemoClaw: - Enterprise OpenClaw competitor, announced but not yet available - Validates the personal AI agent category - Sean's setup aligns with OpenClaw, not NemoClaw

Protocol Stack: - MCP (vertical) + A2A (horizontal) = 2026 standard - A2A could formalize Ada ↔ K2 ↔ Cora ↔ Winston communication - Plugin available: win4r/openclaw-a2a-gateway

Deployment Models: - One claw per human: $300-500/mo, max personalization, max risk - One claw per function: $50-100/mo, controlled risk, enterprise standard - Claw teams: coordinated specialists, risk multiplied

Action Items Generated

Install glance skill for security vetting
Run openclaw security audit --deep
Evaluate capability-evolver for Ada
Consider esign-automation for Cora

Notes