What’s a cool non-coding project/task that you used OC to finally accomplish?

Reddit r/openclaw 06/16/26, 10:24 PM Tools

Summary

A user shares how they used Codex and DeepSeek Flash to automate organizing a large ROM collection, including pulling cover art, assets, and metadata, and storing it in RomM.

We see a lot of coding-based projects talked about here, but what non-coding-focused task did OC finally help you achieve? I was able to use Codex to plan out how to pull cover art, assets, and metadata for my 19k+ ROM collection, including hash verification, and DeepSeek Flash to execute it, all stored in a ROM tracking db (RomM). Now I have an extremely polished collection of games that would have taken ages to refine otherwise!

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