Is this the same as Clawdbot or Moltbot?
Yes. OpenClaw was previously called Clawdbot and then Moltbot. The MCP setup above is for current OpenClaw releases.
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OpenClaw by OpenClaw FoundationHow to post to social media from OpenClaw
OpenClaw runs around the clock and answers you on the chat apps you already use. Give it Hey Tasky and it can keep your social calendar moving: drafts when you ask, scheduled posts at the right time, and a report on what landed.
Updated October 14, 2026
Setup
Connect OpenClaw in 4 steps
You need a Hey Tasky workspace with at least one social account connected. Connect X, LinkedIn, Bluesky, Mastodon, or another network in Hey Tasky first, so OpenClaw has somewhere to post.
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Add the Hey Tasky server
The mcp commands need the local Gateway stopped. With the Gateway stopped, run:
openclaw mcp add heytasky --url https://mcp.heytasky.com/mcp --transport streamable-http --auth oauth -
Sign in to Hey Tasky
Run the login command. OpenClaw prints a link: open it, sign in to Hey Tasky, and approve. On a headless server, finish with openclaw mcp login heytasky --code followed by the code you are given.
openclaw mcp login heytasky -
Check the connection
Probe the server, then restart the Gateway.
openclaw mcp doctor heytasky --probe -
Ask from your usual chat
Message OpenClaw wherever you talk to it and ask which Hey Tasky accounts it can post to.
Try it
Things to ask OpenClaw
- "Every Friday at 4pm, draft a weekly recap post from my notes and save it to Hey Tasky for review."
- "Schedule this launch post to X, LinkedIn, and Bluesky for Monday at 10am."
- "Check my Hey Tasky replies every morning and tell me about any leads."
Capabilities
What OpenClaw can do in Hey Tasky
These are the tools Hey Tasky's MCP server gives OpenClaw. Ask for a draft when you want to read a post before it goes out; a scheduled post publishes on its own at the time you set.
list_channels- Lists the accounts connected to your workspace, with the ids the agent needs to target them.
list_social_sets- Lists your social sets, such as one brand across X and Threads, so you can say "post this to my text list".
create_post- Saves a draft you review and schedule later in Hey Tasky. Nothing is published.
schedule_post- Schedules a post to one or more channels at an exact time. Hey Tasky publishes it automatically.
get_queue- Reads what is scheduled, published, or failed.
get_post_results- Returns impressions, likes, replies, reposts, and quotes for published posts, where the network reports them.
list_replies- Pulls replies to your posts, sorted into leads, questions, and praise.
get_best_times- Suggests weekday and hour slots from how your posts performed over the last 90 days.
get_account- Confirms which workspace and timezone the agent is working in.
Good to know
Before you rely on it
- Ask for drafts until you trust the setup. A draft waits in Hey Tasky for you; a scheduled post publishes on its own at the time you set.
- Always set the transport to streamable-http. If you leave it out, OpenClaw falls back to SSE.
- Prefer a key? Use --header "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" and drop --auth oauth: OpenClaw ignores a static Authorization header while OAuth is on. Create an API key in Hey Tasky under Settings, Developers. Treat it like a password: anyone with the key can post to your workspace.
- Rather click than type? Add it in the Control UI under Settings, MCP, Add server, with transport Streamable HTTP.
FAQ
OpenClaw and Hey Tasky questions
Can OpenClaw post on a schedule without me?
Hey Tasky does the publishing. When OpenClaw schedules a post, Hey Tasky publishes it at that time even if your OpenClaw machine is off.
Do I still need OpenClaw skills?
No. The MCP server gives OpenClaw the Hey Tasky tools directly. Skills are optional for teaching it your posting style.
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