Let OpenClaw schedule your social posts

What to ask OpenClaw

Written the way somebody would actually type them, with what each one ends up doing.

• “What social accounts do I have on Ravenpost, and what can each one take?”

  Reads your accounts and each network’s limits — caption budget, how many images or videos, whether threads exist. A good first message: it proves the sign-in worked and tells the agent what it is working with.

• “Write a post about this week’s release — short for X, longer for LinkedIn — and preview both before you do anything.”

  Two posts, since each network gets its own caption over MCP. The preview renders each as its network will and writes nothing, so what you approve is the post itself, warnings included.

• “Schedule both for Tuesday at 9am my time.”

  Creates the two posts with the time and its offset. A schedule more than 15 minutes ahead goes straight onto the calendar, where you can still read it, move it or cancel it.

• “Publish the X one right now.”

  The post is saved and waits. The result says NOT PUBLISHED YET and carries a link to the post in Ravenpost, where you press Publish; the agent sends you the link and does not try again.

• “Every Monday at 9am, draft three posts from my newest blog articles.”

  An OpenClaw automation, with nobody in the conversation. Drafts reach nobody: they wait in Ravenpost until you open, edit or schedule them, and a job that tries to publish is held for your confirmation anyway.

• “How did last week’s posts do?”

  Reads followers per account and the engagement recorded against recent posts. A number a network does not report comes back as unknown, never as zero.