How do I add the server?

Run openclaw mcp set with a JSON entry that carries the endpoint, the streamable-http transport and the Authorization header, or write the same entry under mcp.servers in openclaw.json.

Is there a path through the interface?

Yes. The Control UI has Settings, then MCP, then Add server, which takes the same URL and header.

Can I expose only some tools?

Yes. OpenClaw can include a subset of the tools for a session, and the scope on the token is the harder limit underneath it.

Can I run it on a schedule?

Yes. Point a scheduled session at the same server. Idempotency keys make a repeated call safe.

Where does the token go?

In an Authorization header on the server entry. Mint it in your settings, and revoke it there if it ever leaks.

What happens if a render fails?

The generation reports the failure. A service failure is refunded in full, and a run refused for content policy or a bad reference link keeps what it already spent and refunds the rest.

OpenClaw social media automation. Added in one command.

Register SocialFaktory as a streamable-http MCP server from the OpenClaw CLI or its settings, and every session can price, generate, schedule and publish for your brand.

Mint a token Read the MCP reference

EndpointOpenClaw

Tools: 20
Scopes: 3
Channels: 7
Endpoint: 1

Posts to

Point your client at the endpoint

Mint a personal access token first. The secret is shown once, and it works on this endpoint only.

Endpoint

http

1POST https://www.socialfaktory.com/mcp

OpenClaw CLI

bash

1openclaw mcp set socialfaktory '{"url":"https://www.socialfaktory.com/mcp","transport":"streamable-http","headers":{"Authorization":"Bearer sfp_…"}}'

OpenClaw config file

openclaw.json

1{
2  "mcp": {
3    "servers": {
4      "socialfaktory": {
5        "url": "https://www.socialfaktory.com/mcp",
6        "transport": "streamable-http",
7        "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer sfp_…" }
8      }
9    }
10  }
11}

What the agent can do

20 tools, grouped by what they touch. Every tool names the scope it needs, and a token without that scope is refused before the tool runs.

Reading what you have

list_brandsreadFree
list_channelsreadFree
get_channel_requirementsreadFree
list_formatsreadFree
get_walletreadFree

Making something new

quote_generationreadFree
create_generationgenerateSpends credits
generate_textgenerateSpends credits
check_referencereadFree

Reading results

get_generationreadFree
list_generationsreadFree
get_text_generationreadFree
list_mediareadFree

Bringing your own file

create_uploadgenerateFree
complete_uploadgenerateFree
get_uploadreadFree

Publishing

create_postspublishFree
send_postpublishFree
delete_postpublishFree
list_postsreadFree

How permissions work

Every token can read. Add generate for anything that spends credits, and publish for creating, scheduling, sending and deleting posts.
Pin a token to one brand and it sees only that brand, with its channels, generations, posts and text. The credit wallet, uploads, actors and products stay shared across the account.
Set a monthly credit cap and the token starts no paid call once the month's spend reaches it.
Every call that spends or publishes carries an idempotency key. A replay inside 24 hours returns the first result instead of doing the work twice.
120 calls a minute per token, and 300 requests every 5 minutes per address.

What it will not do

Clone a video from a link. That one runs in the app only.
Generate still images or carousels. Neither is available through an agent yet.
Connect a social channel. Connecting one is a browser sign-in, so it stays in the app.
Start a paid call that would pass the cap you set on the token, or change your plan.

A typical run

Step 1

Mint the token

Pick its scopes, pin it to a brand, set a monthly cap. The secret is shown once.

Step 2

Ask for a price

quote_generation prices a video for free. It is an optional check, and a render runs without one.

Step 3

Generate

create_generation makes the video and charges its price. generate_text reserves a few credits and settles what the write used. Both hand back an id you read the result from.

Step 4

Schedule it

create_posts composes one post per channel, and send_post puts it on its channel now or at its time.

Questions

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