FeedClaw
The approval inbox for AI agents.
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Что умеет
- Get Brands: List all brands in your FeedClaw workspace.
- Create Draft: Create a content draft in FeedClaw for review and publishing. Supports X (Twitter) posts and email newsletters. Content is created as pending_approval. After creating, present the full c
- Get Content: Get the full details of a content item by ID.
Какие данные видит
Нужен ли аккаунт
Не нужен: сервер работает без входа
The approval inbox for AI agents. Your agent drafts, you approve, it publishes. X + email. Built for OpenClaw, Claude, ChatGPT, and other agents.
Connect via your AI agent's Device Grant flow — no API keys or tokens to copy. See feedclaw.io/ai-agents for setup instructions.
Список инструментов сервера (15)
Технические названия из tools/list. Нужны только разработчикам.
| get_brands | List all brands in your FeedClaw workspace. |
| create_draft | Create a content draft in FeedClaw for review and publishing. Supports X (Twitter) posts and email newsletters. Content is created as pending_approval. After creating, present the full content to the user as an inline preview and ask if they want to: (1) Approve & publish now, (2) Schedule for a specific time, (3) Edit, or (4) Leave in inbox for later. For batch creation (4+ items), direct the user to their FeedClaw inbox instead. For email content, share the preview_url so they can see the formatted email. Never auto-approve — always ask the user first. IMPORTANT for email: you must specify either list_id or send_to_all: true. If neither is provided, the system will return available lists for the user to choose from. |
| get_content | Get the full details of a content item by ID. |
| update_draft | Update a draft, pending, or scheduled content item. Only title, content, channels, and metadata can be changed. Approved or published items cannot be modified. |
| delete_draft | Permanently delete a draft, pending, or scheduled content item. Approved or published items cannot be deleted. Deleting a scheduled item cancels its publish job. |
| list_content | List content items with optional filters. Returns paginated results with a cursor for the next page. |
| list_pending | List content items pending approval in the FeedClaw inbox. |
| approve_post | Approve and queue a pending content item for publishing. IMPORTANT: Only call when user explicitly confirms they want to approve. Never auto-approve. If user wants to schedule for later, pass scheduled_for parameter. If scheduling fails, report the error — never fallback to immediate publish. |
| get_lists | List subscriber lists for a brand. Returns list ID, name, and subscriber count. Use brand_id from get_brands. |
| reschedule | Move a scheduled or approved content item to a new publish time. Returns the updated schedule. Calling with the same time is a no-op. Only works on approved or scheduled items. Cannot reschedule pending_approval items — approve first. |
| unschedule | Cancel a scheduled publish and return the content item to pending approval. Use this to stop a scheduled post from being published. Confirm with user before canceling a scheduled publish. |
| get_schedule | View scheduled content items sorted by publish time (soonest first). Supports date range and brand filtering. |
| list_email_templates | List email templates available for a brand. Returns template ID, name, subject_prefix, and whether it is the brand default. |
| create_and_publish | Create content AND immediately approve and publish it in one step. Use ONLY when the user explicitly asks to publish or post now (e.g., "post this", "publish this tweet", "send this newsletter"). If the user just says "create" or "draft", use create_draft instead. Supports scheduling via schedule_at parameter. For email content, returns preview_url. |
| get_next_slot | Get the next optimal publishing time slot for a brand and channel. Returns suggested ISO 8601 datetimes based on the brand's existing schedule and optimal posting times. Use this when the user says "schedule for the best time", "next available slot", or similar. X optimal hours: 9 AM, 12 PM, 6 PM (max 3 per day). Email optimal hours: 9 AM on Tue/Thu (max 1 per day). |