SocialClaw - Schedule, Create, and Post to Social Media with AI Agents
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Generate, manage, schedule and post content.
Not your usual social media scheduler.
SocialClaw helps OpenClaw, Claude, Codex, and other AI agents connect social accounts, schedule posts, upload media, and publish from one workspace.
Automatically create UGC viral worthy TikTok videos with our beta video generator.
Just upload a few screenshots or a screen recording of your app, and SocialClaw generates real person UGC videos for you.
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iSwift.dev
How does it handle rate limits and token refresh when multiple AI agents are scheduling posts across all those platforms at the same time?
iSwift.dev
@esila4ndb no issues with that, we have 800+ users already. It can handle multiple agents scheduling at the same time
How does the authentication flow work when connecting something like TikTok or Instagram through an AI agent, does it still require the standard OAuth dance or is there a different approach for agentic posting?
iSwift.dev
@nebahatibcr You connect accounts through the official OAuth route once, then you don't need to anymore.
letting AI agents handle social media posting is the natural next step but the real challenge isn't scheduling, it's taste. agents can post on time but knowing what to post, when to hold back, and when the tone is wrong for a specific platform is still where most automation falls apart. the UGC video generator from screenshots is an interesting angle though because creating video content is still the biggest bottleneck for most small teams
iSwift.dev
@tina_chhabra Scheduling via ai agents is a challenge actually. Most social media scheduling platforms do so from their dashboard, and only a couple support scheduling via CLI/MCP.
Each social account will have its own posting strategy. SocialClaw just makes people's lives easier by saving time when posting & scheduling
How does the AI agent actually decide what to post though? Is it pulling from my prompts each time or do I set up templates it rotates through, and is there a monthly cap on scheduled posts per channel?
Every scheduler assumes a human is clicking through a dashboard. This
is the first one I've seen built like the agent is the actual user,
not an afterthought.
Love the idea of one aggregator doing the job. Is it self hostable?