Roam Research

Productivity

Neotask brings OpenClaw intelligence to your Roam graph — capture, link, and surface knowledge without breaking your flow.

What You Can Do

Capture Without Context Switching

Tell Neotask what you just learned or thought of and it will write it to today's daily note, tag it, and link it to relevant existing pages — all while you stay in whatever you were doing.

Build and Navigate Your Graph

Ask for all pages that reference a concept, find unlinked mentions of a term, or pull every block under a specific tag. Neotask powered by OpenClaw traverses your graph structure so you don't have to.

Create Structured Research Pages

Describe a topic you're researching and Neotask will scaffold a Roam page with your preferred template — literature notes, evergreen notes, project pages — with the right linked references pre-populated.

Manage Daily Notes

Add tasks, pull items from yesterday's unfinished list, or write a quick retrospective to your daily note. OpenClaw handles the Roam block structure so you write in plain language.

Automate Weekly Reviews

Run your weekly review ritual by asking Neotask to surface incomplete tasks, summarize pages created this week, and draft your intentions for the next.

Try Asking

  • "Add a note to today's daily page: finished reading 'The Goal', key idea is the Theory of Constraints"
  • "Create a new page called 'Systems Thinking' and link it to [[Mental Models]] and [[Second-Order Thinking]]"
  • "Find all blocks tagged #todo that are more than 7 days old"
  • "What pages have I linked to [[OpenClaw]] in my graph?"
  • "Write a literature note for the paper I just described — title: 'Thinking Fast and Slow summary'"
  • "Pull every block under [[Weekly Review]] from the last four weeks"
  • "Add [[Neotask]] as a linked reference on my [[AI Tools]] page"
  • "Scaffold a new project page for 'Q3 Product Launch' using my standard project template"

    • Pro Tips

  • Keep a "capture" shorthand: tell Neotask "log this as fleeting" and it will prepend #fleeting to your block for processing later.
  • Reference your template pages by name — Neotask will replicate their block structure when creating new pages.
  • Use the query capability before manually searching: "find all pages mentioning X" often surfaces connections you forgot existed.
  • Pair daily captures with a weekly review ask to close the loop without manually revisiting every note.
  • Be explicit about block hierarchy: "add this as a child block under the third bullet on my [[Project X]] page" works as expected.

    • Works Well With