A structured AI-driven system to plan, schedule, and track content pipelines across newsletters, blogs, and social media without spreadsheet chaos.
Install & Download
1. ClawHub CLI
The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.
npx clawhub@latest install content-calendar
2. Manual Installation
Copy the skill folder to one of these locations
~/.openclaw/skills/ <project>/skills/ Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled
3. Prompt Installation
Copy this prompt to OpenClaw to install it automatically.
Help me install content-calendar using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).
Prefer to download?
Get the raw skill files in a ZIP archive.
What is Content Calendar?
The Content Calendar skill transforms your AI agent into a sophisticated content strategist and manager. By leveraging Openclaw Skills, creators and solopreneurs can move away from messy spreadsheets and into a structured, markdown-based ecosystem. This skill allows your agent to maintain a real-time pipeline, track publishing cadences for multiple channels, and proactively identify gaps or stalled drafts.
Designed specifically for the modern creator, this skill ensures that no idea is lost and no deadline is missed. It provides a technical framework for managing the lifecycle of a piece of content—from the initial spark of an idea through drafting, review, and final publication—while offering intelligent insights into how to repurpose existing assets to maximize reach.
Content Calendar Use Cases
- Managing a multi-channel content pipeline from idea to publication.
- Identifying content that has stalled in the drafting or review phase for too long.
- Generating automated weekly content briefs to stay on top of upcoming deadlines.
- Finding repurposing opportunities for existing high-performing content to save time.
- Balancing topic clusters to ensure diverse and consistent content coverage across your brand.
How Content Calendar Works
- The agent scans the content directory to understand current pipeline status and scheduled tasks.
- It compares the active drafts against the defined publishing cadence for each specific channel.
- The skill identifies overdue items or upcoming gaps in the schedule based on metadata and due dates.
- It suggests repurposing options from the published archive to fill schedule gaps intelligently.
- The agent provides actionable summaries and daily or weekly briefings to keep the creator on track and productive.
Content Calendar Setup
1. Initialize the Workspace
Create a directory structure to house your content assets:
mkdir -p content/{ideas,drafts,published,repurpose}
2. Create the Master Calendar
Create a file at content/CALENDAR.md and populate it with the starter template including the Active Pipeline and Publishing Cadence tables.
3. Define Channels and Types
Update the CALENDAR.md file to reflect your specific channels (e.g., Newsletter, X, LinkedIn) and define your content types with expected word counts or formats.
4. Activate the Skill
Instruct your agent to initialize the system by saying: "Read the content-calendar skill and set up my content system using the files in the content folder."
5. Configure Automation
Add a heartbeat check to your HEARTBEAT.md to ensure Openclaw Skills can automatically flag overdue items every Monday.
Content Calendar Data Schema & Taxonomy
The skill utilizes a markdown-based filing system with specific metadata requirements:
| File/Folder | Purpose | Metadata Tracked |
|---|---|---|
CALENDAR.md |
Central Hub | Stages (Idea, Draft, Review, Scheduled, Published) |
content/ideas/ |
Concept Capture | Angle, Channel, Why Now, Hook, Related Links |
content/repurpose/ |
Repurposing Queue | Original Source, Target Channel, Status |
content/published/ |
Archive | Published Date, Performance Notes |
All content pieces are tracked via a unique ID (e.g., C001) within the Pipeline Table to ensure consistency across the workspace.
Content Calendar Advanced Features
- Custom stall thresholds to automatically flag idle drafts after a user-defined number of days.
- Topic cluster tracking to ensure content balance (e.g., 40% Business, 30% AI).
- Seasonal content flags for time-sensitive publishing windows like year-end recaps.
- Minimum viable cadence mode to prioritize high-traffic channels during high-workload periods.
- Cross-skill integration with other Openclaw Skills such as Research Assistant for feeding briefs into the idea pipeline.
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