OpenClaw · Autonomous agents · MCP
Your OpenClaw agent, with social superpowers
PostSyncer is the execution layer: real accounts, real posts, real comments, real analytics. OpenClaw (or any MCP-capable agent runtime) plans in chat; PostSyncer MCP carries out the work against the same API your dashboard uses.
If OpenClaw is new to you, start with docs.openclaw.ai for install, gateways, and how the project works—those details live with OpenClaw and update on their schedule. Here we only cover how PostSyncer plugs in once you are ready to post.
Connect OpenClaw in three steps
- Sign in to PostSyncer and connect the social accounts your agent should use (Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, LinkedIn, etc.).
-
Create a personal access token in
Settings → API
Integrations
with the minimum abilities: at least
postsfor publishing and comment tools, plusworkspacesandaccountsto discover IDs. -
Point your MCP client at
https://postsyncer.com/mcpwithAuthorization: Bearer …, and install the postsyncer-social-media-assistant skill from ClawHub (or copy the skill folder from this repository) so the agent follows safe tool order and guardrails.
Before you wire everything together
Finding OpenClaw
Chat threads, GitHub, and Reddit are fine for tips, but the source of truth for “how do I install
this?” is the OpenClaw team’s own docs and releases. PostSyncer does not ship OpenClaw—we give you an
MCP endpoint and an optional
ClawHub skill
so your agent knows how to call tools like
list-workspaces,
create-post, and
list-comments
safely.
Safety and cost
A token that can post can also delete or disconnect accounts if a tool call goes wrong. Use a narrow token, rotate it if it leaks, and keep approvals on early runs—especially if you bridge chat apps (WhatsApp, Telegram, and others) into the agent. Pricing and licensing for OpenClaw itself are up to that project; PostSyncer is billed separately through your PostSyncer plan.
What you install
You do not download a separate PostSyncer app for MCP. You install or run OpenClaw the way their docs describe, point the MCP client at our hosted URL, add your Bearer token, and optionally install the skill so the model follows a sensible order of operations.
Tools your agent can use
| Area | MCP tools |
|---|---|
| Workspaces |
list-workspaces
|
| Accounts |
list-accounts, delete-account
|
| Labels |
list-labels, create-label, get-label, update-label, delete-label
|
| Campaigns |
list-campaigns, create-campaign, get-campaign, update-campaign, delete-campaign
|
| Posts |
list-posts, create-post, get-post, update-post, delete-post
|
| Comments |
list-comments, sync-comments-from-platforms, create-comment, get-comment, update-comment, delete-comment, hide-comment
|
| Analytics |
get-analytics-summary, get-analytics-workspace, get-analytics-post, get-analytics-account, sync-post-analytics
|
Need column-by-column detail? See the tools reference in the API docs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
OpenClaw, ClawHub, and PostSyncer MCP — common questions
OpenClaw is an autonomous agent / gateway stack for running AI agents with tools, skills, and chat channels. PostSyncer is not OpenClaw—we provide the social layer. You connect OpenClaw (or any MCP client) to PostSyncer’s MCP server so your agent can schedule posts, reply to comments, and read analytics. See the official OpenClaw documentation for install, pricing, and safety practices.
OpenClaw’s license, distribution, and pricing are defined by the OpenClaw project—check their site and docs for the current answer. Safety depends on how you configure your agent: use least-privilege API tokens, review drafts before auto-posting, and never commit secrets. PostSyncer tokens can publish and delete social content—treat them like production passwords.
Create a PostSyncer personal access token with the right abilities, add the PostSyncer MCP server URL (https://postsyncer.com/mcp) to your MCP configuration with a Bearer header, and install the PostSyncer skill from ClawHub (or copy the skill folder) so your agent knows which tools to call and in what order (e.g. list-workspaces → list-accounts before create-post).
Publish or install the postsyncer-social-media-assistant skill from ClawHub (or use the clawhub/postsyncer-social-media-assistant folder in the PostSyncer repository). The skill teaches your agent how to use PostSyncer MCP and REST workflows safely.
No. People discover OpenClaw through Reddit, WhatsApp bots, GitHub, and other communities—those are separate from PostSyncer. PostSyncer focuses on social networks supported in the product (Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, LinkedIn, and more). Wire OpenClaw to PostSyncer only when you want your agent to manage those connected accounts.