A powerful CLI-driven tool for managing Typefully drafts and scheduling across multiple social platforms.
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The Typefully skill for Openclaw Skills provides a robust interface to the Typefully v2 API, allowing developers and content creators to automate their social media presence seamlessly. It enables the creation of complex threads, cross-platform posting to X, LinkedIn, Threads, Bluesky, and Mastodon, and precise scheduling directly from your agentic environment. By integrating this capability, Openclaw Skills users can transform raw ideas into polished, scheduled social content without leaving their terminal or development workflow.
This skill is designed to bridge the gap between technical content creation and social distribution. It handles the nuances of API authentication, thread formatting, and multi-account management, making it an essential component of any modern Openclaw Skills automation stack.
To get started with this skill in your Openclaw Skills environment, follow these steps:
# 1. Set your API key via environment variable
export TYPEFULLY_API_KEY=your-api-key-here
# 2. (Optional) Set your social set ID if you have multiple accounts
export TYPEFULLY_SOCIAL_SET_ID=123456
# 3. Verify the setup by listing your social sets
bash scripts/typefully.sh list-social-sets
Ensure that you have curl and python3 installed on your system. It is also recommended to enable Development mode in Typefully Settings to view draft IDs directly in the web interface.
The skill interacts with Typefully's data structures, primarily focusing on Draft objects and Social Sets. Below is how the data is organized:
| Attribute | Description | Format |
|---|---|---|
draft_id |
Unique identifier for the draft | Numeric/String |
text |
The body content of the post or thread | Markdown String |
platforms |
Target networks (x, linkedin, threads, bluesky, mastodon) | Comma-separated list |
schedule |
Publication timing | ISO8601 or 'next-free-slot' |
status |
Current state of the draft | draft, scheduled, or published |
\n---\n delimiter for creating long-form content sequences.Loading
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