Book-Librarian: Track Your Reading, Get Spoiler-Free Recommendations
Book-Librarian is an OpenClaw skill that actually tracks your reading life instead of spitting out generic lists. It recommends from your owned unread books first, then your wishlist, then new finds. It offers mood-based picks — say "I want something gothic" and it checks your library, then wishlist, then searches. No spoilers ever — just hooks and why it fits you. It tracks taste drift over time in library.md.
Smart Defaults
- Checks your library before recommending anything new
- Deduplicates against wishlist
- Learns from what you actually finish vs. abandon
First-Run Friendly
- Asks before setting up anything
- Creates CSVs and taste profile only if you say yes
- Guided setup for your taste profile and mood map
Who It's For
For readers who have outgrown "just search Goodreads" — with ever-growing lists you forget to check when looking for your next read.
Get It
Clawhub: https://clawhub.ai/perplexingperfectionist/book-librarian
📖 Read the full source: r/openclaw
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