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×Message OpenClaw what a clip shows; it writes the TikTok caption, checks your account's creator options through Tareno and saves a draft for your approval.
Yes. Message OpenClaw on a channel configured in your Gateway with the clip name and a few words about it. It writes a caption with hashtags, reads your TikTok account's creator options through Tareno and saves a draft. The clip must already be in your media library, and a scheduling request stays pending until you approve it.
Last reviewed 2026-10-24 · Markdown version for AI agents
Food trucks, barbers and small shops film their best TikTok material during service, and the footage dies on the phone because writing a caption feels like another shift. A chat message is small enough to send between customers. OpenClaw receives it in the apps people already use and does the preparation in Tareno: the caption, the hashtags, the check of what TikTok currently allows for the account. This page follows a street-food vendor through that routine and shows where the phone stops and Tareno takes over: the clip itself has to be in the library, and the final yes happens in the dashboard.
Imagine a vendor who films a 20-second clip of dumplings being folded and uploads it to the Tareno library from his phone. Between orders he messages OpenClaw on Telegram with the clip name and one line: new filling this week, only Thursday to Saturday. OpenClaw finds the file with list_media, writes a caption of two short lines and four hashtags in his voice, and reads the account's creator options with get_platform_options. It replies that comments are enabled and lists the privacy levels TikTok offers. He answers "public if possible", OpenClaw saves the draft through create_drafts, and he approves a Thursday 11:30 slot in the dashboard after closing.
OpenClaw cannot see your phone's gallery. Add the finished clip to your Tareno library, vertical, with sound and between 3 seconds and 10 minutes, the range in Tareno's TikTok configuration.
Use a channel configured in your OpenClaw Gateway. Name the clip and say what is new or what the viewer should do, such as which days the dish is on sale.
OpenClaw calls get_platform_options for the account and tells you which privacy levels are available and whether comments are on. These options come from TikTok per account, so they can differ from one creator to another.
OpenClaw replies with the caption and the options. Answer in one line, for example public with comments on, and it saves the draft accordingly.
OpenClaw saves the clip and caption through create_drafts for your TikTok account and replies with the draft ID. Nothing is scheduled yet.
Tell OpenClaw the day and time. The request becomes a pending action in Tareno, and you approve it in the dashboard before TikTok receives anything.
Use Tareno to find the clip [dumplings-thursday.mp4] in my media library. Write a TikTok caption of two short lines and four hashtags for the note: [new filling this week, Thursday to Saturday only]. Show me the caption and do not save anything yet.Use Tareno to read the TikTok creator options for my account [name]. Tell me which privacy levels I can choose and whether comments are enabled, and ask me which I want before you save the draft.Save the clip and the confirmed caption as a TikTok draft for [account] through Tareno, with the privacy level I chose. Reply with the draft ID and do not request a time until I give you the day and the time zone.Every Friday at 16:00, list through Tareno the clips in my media library that have no TikTok draft yet and message me their names. Never create a draft or schedule anything without my reply, and tell me if the Gateway restarted since the last run so I know whether a Friday check was missed.As configured in Tareno on 2026-10-24. The live rules for your own account come from the get_platform_schema tool.
Source: TikTok for Developers: Content Posting API, read on 2026-10-24. Platform rules change; check the page before you rely on a number.
https://tareno.co/api/mcpUse the same Tareno account across supported clients. Open the relevant setup guide for authentication, first use, reconnect, and revocation.
list_accountsChecked:
Yes, if the clip is already in your Tareno library and your channel is set up in the OpenClaw Gateway. OpenClaw writes the caption, reads the creator options and saves a draft. You approve scheduling in the Tareno dashboard.
It reads the creator options for your account through Tareno, such as the allowed privacy levels and whether comments are enabled, and asks you to choose. Those options come from TikTok and differ per account.
Tareno's configuration for TikTok lists an audio track as required for video. A silent clip fails that check, so add music or a voiceover before you upload the file to your media library.
No. Links are not supported in the TikTok text in Tareno's configuration. Put the link in your TikTok bio and mention it in the caption in words, for example by saying the menu is in the profile.
It can message you about clips without a draft if the Gateway is running at that time. Keep its tool list to reads, so a scheduled run can never create, schedule or publish anything on its own.
No. A scheduling request becomes a pending action in Tareno. TikTok receives the clip only after you approve it in the dashboard, so nothing goes live while you are busy unless you approved it before.