A practical reference for creating BulkPublish posts that meet the requirements of 15 social platforms.
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BulkPublish Platform Reference is a technical guide for preparing and validating posts across 15 platforms, including Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Discord, Telegram, Tumblr, and Snapchat. It documents supported post types, media formats and limits, character counts, required fields, and platform-specific options.
Use this Openclaw Skills resource before composing or publishing a post to avoid common failures, such as sending image-only content to YouTube, omitting a Pinterest title or board, or leaving Instagram video content on its default photo post type. It also explains platform-specific behaviors that affect how content is delivered.
platformContent when a destination needs shorter text than the main post content.postTypeOverrides.instagram to reel or feed_video for Instagram video, and provide required YouTube or Pinterest titles.No installation commands, package requirements, or standalone configuration steps are specified in this SKILL.md. Keep the reference available to the agent and consult it before creating BulkPublish posts.
For each post, gather the target platform, content, media assets, desired post type, and any platform-specific settings. Apply the documented requirements before submission. Examples of important configuration decisions include:
postTypeOverrides.instagram to reel or feed_video when publishing Instagram video.platformSpecific.youtube.title for YouTube uploads and platformSpecific.pinterest.title plus boardId for Pinterest.privacyLevel explicitly after confirming the intended audience; the documented default is public when omitted.GET /api/channels/{id}/options and provide it as channelId under the relevant platform-specific configuration.get_channel_options to obtain the board ID.The source does not provide a CLI installation or setup command, so none is included.
The reference describes post inputs through shared content and media plus platform-specific configuration. Exact request schemas beyond the documented fields are not defined in this skill.
| Data area | Purpose and documented examples |
|---|---|
| Platform key | Identifies a destination, such as instagram, youtube, pinterest, or discord. |
| Content | Post text or description, subject to the destination’s character limit. Use platformContent for a shorter platform-specific version. |
| Media | Images or video attached to the post. Allowed formats, counts, sizes, and durations vary by platform and post type. |
| Post type | Selects the format, such as reel, carousel, thread, event, or spotlight. |
postTypeOverrides |
Overrides a platform’s default post type; Instagram video requires an explicit video-compatible override. |
platformSpecific |
Holds platform-specific options, including titles, privacy, links, tags, dates, boards, and destination details. Some platforms key options by channel ID. |
| Thread fields | postFormat: "thread" and threadParts are used for supported thread formats on X, Threads, Bluesky, and Mastodon. |
| Channel and account metadata | Connected account details can affect publishing. For example, LinkedIn channels report accountType; Discord destinations require a text-channel ID. |
No files generated, persistent data store, or metadata taxonomy beyond the platform keys and options described in the reference are specified. Important required-field examples include YouTube’s title and video, Pinterest’s title and board ID, LinkedIn article’s URL, and Discord’s destination channelId.
platformContent for platforms with lower character limits.Loading
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