ToggleX serves as the context layer for OpenClaw, watching what you work on and streaming structured context to your AI agent. It captures your activity across browser tabs, apps, and tools, structuring it into sessions and projects so your agent understands your work patterns and current focus.

Key features include ambient activity capture that runs silently in Chrome, real-time context feed to OpenClaw, autopilot capabilities with cron jobs and event triggers, and agentify functionality that analyzes your work history for automation opportunities. The system provides daily digests with end-of-day reports, stale project nudges when projects go idle for over 48 hours, and context-switch alerts when your focus score drops below 30%.

The product works by installing a Chrome extension that captures your activity across various tools like GitHub, Google Sheets, Gmail, Slack, and Notion. This data is structured into sessions and projects, then streamed to your OpenClaw agent through a connected skill. The agent receives a live feed of your work context including projects, focus time, and intent signals.

Benefits include saving 10+ hours per week by eliminating time spent re-explaining yourself to tools, recovering approximately 2 hours of lost focus per week through context-switch alerts, and automating repetitive workflows detected through work history analysis. Use cases include daily standup preparation, priority management, catching dropped projects before they become problems, and identifying automation opportunities.

The target audience includes users of OpenClaw AI agents who work extensively in browsers and want their agent to have full context of their activities. The product integrates with Chrome browser and connects to OpenClaw through a configurable skill, with setup taking approximately 5 minutes including account creation, extension installation, and OpenClaw connection.