Run scheduled content health checks and summarize queue risks.
Try: “Run a publishing health check, identify gaps, and draft the missing posts for review.”
OpenClaw + Postly
Manage social media with OpenClaw.
Connect OpenClaw to Postly's dedicated MCP endpoint so it can create drafts, upload media, schedule campaigns, read analytics, validate channels, and report activity inside permissioned workspaces.
Custom MCP configuration. Requires Postly API access and an eligible client account.
Setup reviewed October 25, 2026 · Postly Team
Connect OpenClaw to Postly
- Connect publishing channels in Postly and select the workspace for your assistant. Check API access in your plan.
- Add Postly to your OpenClaw remote MCP configuration using Streamable HTTP and the API-key header below.
- Use
https://mcp.postly.ai/openclaw. When OAuth is offered, enter your key only on the Postly authorization page. For API-key clients, useAuthorization: Bearer <your-api-key>in connection settings. - Start a fresh session, enable Postly tools, and verify your workspace and channels with the read-only task below.
Confirm your first successful connection
List my Postly workspaces and connected publishing channels. Show the workspace and destination names. Do not create, schedule, or publish anything.
Match the result to your intended brand. Check API activity for a successful request, then try a publishing workflow.
Copy a launch, weekly-plan, or content-reuse brief →
Publishing workflows for OpenClaw
Autonomous agents are powerful when they have clear boundaries. Postly helps OpenClaw workflows move fast while keeping social accounts, media, publishing, analytics, and approvals inside a governed workspace.
Create campaigns from product updates, RSS items, or launch notes.
Try: “Create a recurring workflow that turns new product updates into scheduled campaign drafts.”
Upload approved media and prepare platform-ready posts.
Try: “Review failed or pending deliveries and summarize what needs attention.”
Before a write action, confirm content, media, workspace, destinations, date, time, and timezone. Use team approvals where required. Keep the returned post ID and inspect its destination status; accepted or scheduled does not mean published.
Scheduled agent runs depend on your assistant’s orchestration. For recurring source-based publishing, use Auto Post. Your editor and calendar remain available throughout.
Connection and publishing help
No Postly tools appear
Check the endpoint and connection method, enable the tools, and start a fresh session. Client plans and administrator settings can affect custom MCP access.
The workspace or channel is missing
Check the allowed workspace named in the error. Use its workspace ID, switch to the correct API key, or edit Workspace access in API keys. Reconnect a channel if its provider authorization expired.
An accepted request has not published
Retrieve the Postly post ID and inspect the schedule, approval state, and destination results. Resolve the specific validation or provider error before retrying.
How do I stop the connection?
Disable the client connection and revoke its API key in Postly. Review scheduled posts separately; revoking a key does not cancel already accepted publishing work.