Client Blog Workflow
What Openclaw Is
Section titled “What Openclaw Is”Openclaw is a self-hosted AI agent gateway running on Unraid at tower.local:18789 (Tailscale: https://tower.tail4e22b.ts.net). It orchestrates AI agents that can read, write, and publish content autonomously.
Project location: ~/projects/b-labs/openclaw-agents/
Doppler config: dev-os project, dev_openclaw_unraid config
Target Workflow: Client Blog Automation
Section titled “Target Workflow: Client Blog Automation”The end-state workflow (to build):
Boxi CRM triggers Openclaw agent │ ├── Agent receives: client slug, target keyword, publish date │ ├── Agent calls mos-seo-content → generates MDX blog post │ ├── Agent reviews + refines content (brand voice, internal links) │ ├── Agent calls GitHub API → commits MDX to client repo │ └── Vercel auto-deploys (~60 seconds) │ └── Agent calls Postiz API → schedules 3 social posts ├── Publish day ├── Day 3 └── Day 7This is the Level 4 fully automated pipeline — one Boxi CRM workflow trigger, zero manual steps.
Why This Matters
Section titled “Why This Matters”- Pattern confirmed by external practitioners in 2026: “Astro/Next.js + AI agent controller = fully automated content operations”
- Agencies using this pattern manage 40+ client sites at scale with a single operator
- Not yet standard in the market — building it is a genuine differentiator
Integration Points (to build)
Section titled “Integration Points (to build)”| Integration | What it does | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Boxi CRM → Openclaw trigger | Sends client slug + keyword + publishAt to agent | Not built |
| Openclaw → mos-seo-content | Agent calls Marketing OS content command | Not built |
| Openclaw → GitHub API | Agent commits MDX to client repo | Not built |
| Openclaw → Postiz API | Agent schedules social distribution | Not built |
Current Openclaw Capabilities
Section titled “Current Openclaw Capabilities”Document current capabilities here as they are built. This page is the living spec for the client blog automation workflow.
Related
Section titled “Related”- Blog Automation — pipeline levels and API patterns
- Tech Stack Standards — client site infrastructure