Agents & API
OpenClaw drives it,you review it.
SupaPush is one tool in a longer chain. OpenClaw can research a subject, write the variants, place them on the calendar, and hand you a list to approve before anything publishes.
Where it fits
An automation usually spans more than publishing. SupaPush takes the last step and the measurement step.
Gather
OpenClaw does the reading — a changelog, a blog post, a transcript, whatever the source is.
Draft
It writes the per-network variants, either itself or by calling SupaPush's content tools.
Schedule
SupaPush places each variant on the calendar for the right account at the right time.
Hold for approval
Leave posts as drafts and let a human approve them, so an automated chain never publishes unattended.
Engage
After publishing, it can read the comment inbox and draft replies for the same review queue.
Report
Pull the numbers a week later and summarise what worked, without anyone opening a dashboard.
Connecting it
SupaPush is a standard MCP server, so OpenClaw registers it the same way as any other tool.
tools:
supapush:
type: mcp
url: https://supapush.com/mcp
headers:
Authorization: Bearer YOUR_TOKENThe token comes from Settings → API Integrations and is scoped to a single workspace. Full client-by-client instructions live on the MCP setup page.
Worth deciding up front
Draft or publish?
An agent that schedules drafts is safe to leave running. An agent that publishes directly is faster and needs more trust. The token cannot tell the difference — decide it in your prompt and your review process.
One workspace per token
If the automation should only ever touch one brand, issue it a token for that workspace only. There is no way to widen a token's scope after the fact, which is the point.
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