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×Message OpenClaw the names of finished clips and a few notes; it prepares YouTube Shorts titles and drafts through Tareno and waits for your approval in the dashboard.
Yes. Message OpenClaw on WhatsApp or Telegram with the names of clips that are already in your Tareno library and a few notes about each job. It writes a title for each, checks your YouTube channel and saves Shorts drafts through Tareno. It cannot film or edit, and every scheduling request stays pending until you approve it.
Last reviewed 2026-10-24 · Markdown version for AI agents
Tradespeople and small service businesses film the best marketing they own while they work: a finished tile pattern, a repaired roof, a before-and-after of a bathroom. The footage sits on a phone because writing a title and uploading takes time that a job site does not leave. OpenClaw closes that gap by living in the chat apps people already use. This page follows a renovation contractor who sends two lines about a job after work and finds a Short draft waiting in Tareno, with the limits that matter: OpenClaw does not film, edit or publish on its own.
Imagine a contractor who finishes a bathroom and uploads three phone clips to the Tareno media library from the van. That evening he messages OpenClaw on WhatsApp: the clip names, the district of the job and that the customer agreed to be shown without the street. OpenClaw reads the library with list_media, finds the clips, writes one title per clip, each under 100 characters and without the address, and saves them through create_drafts for his YouTube channel. It answers in the chat with a table of clip, title and draft ID. He corrects one title, then asks for Saturday 10:00 in Europe/Berlin. The request waits as a pending action until he approves it in Tareno.
OpenClaw cannot reach files on your phone. Add the finished clips to your Tareno media library, vertical and between 1 and 60 seconds, in mp4 or mov, because that is the range Tareno's configuration lists for YouTube.
In a channel that is set up in your OpenClaw Gateway, send the clip names, what the job was and what may or may not be shown. Customer consent belongs in this message, so the titles respect it.
OpenClaw checks the library with list_media and confirms which files it found. If a name does not match, it should say so instead of guessing.
OpenClaw replies with a table of clip, title and character count. A YouTube title in Tareno is limited to 100 characters, so correct anything that is too long right there.
Once you agree, OpenClaw saves the Shorts as drafts through create_drafts for the channel you name. Nothing is scheduled yet.
Say the day, the time and the time zone. The request becomes a pending action, and you approve it in the Tareno dashboard before YouTube receives anything.
Use Tareno to look in my media library for the clips [file names]. For each write a YouTube Shorts title under 100 characters about [a bathroom renovation in the district of Neukölln]. Leave out street names and the customer's name, and show clip, title and character count in a table. Save nothing yet.The titles are confirmed with one change: [clip 2 is shorter]. Save the three Shorts as drafts for my YouTube channel [name] through Tareno and reply with the draft IDs next to the clip names. Do not schedule anything.Every Friday at 16:00, check through Tareno which clips in my media library have no draft yet. List them with the date they were added and ask me in the chat which job each one shows. Never create a draft or schedule anything without my reply.Ask Tareno to schedule draft [draft ID] for [Saturday 10:00] in the [Europe/Berlin] time zone. Reply with the pending action ID and tell me that nothing is published until I approve it in the Tareno dashboard.As configured in Tareno on 2026-10-24. The live rules for your own account come from the get_platform_schema tool.
Source: YouTube Help: YouTube Shorts, 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 your clips are already in the Tareno media library and your channel is configured in the OpenClaw Gateway. It writes titles from your notes and saves drafts through Tareno. You approve any scheduling request in the Tareno dashboard.
No. It writes titles and prepares drafts. The clips have to be filmed and edited by you, exported as vertical mp4 or mov files of up to 60 seconds and added to your Tareno media library.
Say in your message what may and may not be shown, and ask OpenClaw to leave out names and addresses. Then read each title in the chat or in Tareno before you request a slot; Tareno only sees what OpenClaw sends.
A scheduled OpenClaw run can check the library and message you, as long as the Gateway is running at that time. Keep its tool list to reads and drafts so a reminder run can never schedule or publish anything.
Tareno's configuration lists 1 to 60 seconds for YouTube in a vertical ratio. YouTube's help page allows up to three minutes, so keep clips short enough for Tareno or trim them before uploading.
It can read and summarize them, because Tareno exposes comment reading for YouTube. It cannot post replies; you write and publish those yourself in YouTube Studio.