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OpenClawUse OpenClaw's built-in MCP client registry and Tareno sign-in. This setup does not require a Tareno skill from ClawHub or a social network password in a chat.
Requires a remote-MCP capable agent environment and a Tareno plan with API access.
A rhythm for recurring research, draft preparation, and review-ready social work.
Approval boundary
Approval boundary
Approval boundary
It can be one: openclaw mcp serve exposes OpenClaw to other clients. To use Tareno, OpenClaw instead acts as an MCP client and connects to Tareno's remote server.
Use OpenClaw's built-in MCP client registry and Tareno sign-in. This setup does not require a Tareno skill from ClawHub or a social network password in a chat.
Sign in to Tareno, connect the X, Instagram, or LinkedIn account you want to use, and confirm your plan includes MCP access.
Run the openclaw mcp set tareno command below. The streamable-http transport matters; OpenClaw otherwise defaults to SSE.
Run openclaw mcp login tareno and finish the Tareno OAuth sign-in in your browser. Keep credentials out of prompts.
Run openclaw mcp doctor tareno --probe. Then ask OpenClaw to list_accounts and create_drafts. Check the destination and approve any scheduling or publishing request in Tareno.
openclaw mcp set tareno '{"url":"https://tareno.co/api/mcp","transport":"streamable-http","auth":"oauth"}'
openclaw mcp login tareno
openclaw mcp doctor tareno --probeCheck openclaw mcp status --verbose and openclaw mcp doctor tareno --probe. An authorization-required status needs another login. Also check that the agent uses a tool profile that exposes MCP tools and has not denied bundle-mcp.
OpenClaw MCP command referenceOpenClaw receives your request in a configured channel and calls Tareno through MCP to check connected accounts, read post or analytics data, and prepare drafts. The chat app is where you talk to the agent; the connected Tareno account is where the social post is prepared.
WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Discord or terminal
OpenClaw receives and routes the request
Tareno MCP checks accounts, reads posts and analytics, or prepares drafts
Review the destination and approve in Tareno
The channel must be installed and configured in your OpenClaw Gateway, and sender or group access rules must allow the message. These are OpenClaw input channels, not Tareno publishing destinations.
Copy a prompt into a configured OpenClaw chat or its terminal UI. Replace the bracketed details with your own source, audience, account, or time zone.
Read this approved article: [URL]. Use Tareno MCP to prepare three X post drafts for [audience] and save them. Then submit a Tareno scheduling request for the strongest version for [tomorrow at 14:00 in time zone] on [connected X account]. Do not publish directly; report the approval status and action ID.Use Tareno MCP get_platform_analytics for LinkedIn with period week, then list my scheduled LinkedIn posts from Monday through Sunday in [time zone]. Summarize available metrics, dates, statuses, and gaps. Do not edit or publish anything.Find [asset filename] in Tareno's media library. Use it to prepare an Instagram draft with a caption and relevant hashtags for [campaign]. Save it as a draft for review; do not schedule or publish.Tareno MCP has core account, post, draft, scheduling-request, and publishing-request workflows for these ten connected channels. Each card gives a concrete example from the agent workflow catalog.
Developer updates for Bluesky
Event information for Facebook
Visual weekly plan for Instagram
Turn an article into a LinkedIn point of view
Open-source updates for Mastodon
Evergreen Pin routing by board intent
A topical Threads series
Pair an approved vertical video with a concise caption and save a draft for the connected TikTok account.
Daily topic briefing for X
Prepare a title, description, and video draft for a connected YouTube channel.
Connect the destination account in Tareno first. Available post formats and required settings still depend on that platform and account.
Reading and draft creation can run directly. A scheduling or publishing request becomes a pending action in Tareno and waits for dashboard approval.
OpenClaw calls these scheduled agent runs automations; openclaw cron remains a supported CLI alias. This example runs at 08:30 Europe/Berlin. Its prompt directs web_search to [approved domains], while Tareno's tool allowlist permits account and post reads plus draft creation.
openclaw cron add "30 8 * * 1-5" \
"Use web_search only on [approved domains] to find verifiable updates for my audience. Use Tareno MCP to check accounts, review recent posts, and create X drafts from verified facts. Never call schedule_posts or publish_posts. If the source cannot be verified, create no draft. Return draft IDs and source links." \
--name "tareno-weekday-draft-prep" \
--tz "Europe/Berlin" \
--session isolated \
--tools "web_search,tareno__list_accounts,tareno__list_posts,tareno__create_drafts"Replace [approved domains] and configure web_search before enabling the job. The domain list in the prompt is guidance, not a technical search restriction; configure a search provider with domain limits if enforcement is required. Keep the OpenClaw Gateway running at the scheduled time. The --tools allowlist excludes Tareno scheduling and publishing tools; review drafts and approve later actions in Tareno.
It can be one: openclaw mcp serve exposes OpenClaw to other clients. To use Tareno, OpenClaw instead acts as an MCP client and connects to Tareno's remote server.
Save https://tareno.co/api/mcp as a streamable-http server with auth oauth, run openclaw mcp login tareno, then verify it with openclaw mcp doctor tareno --probe. The four visible steps on this page show the full sequence.
No. This guide uses Tareno's remote MCP server. It does not claim a public Tareno ClawHub skill or ask you to install an unverified package.
That command lists OpenClaw skills. Tareno is configured here as an MCP server, so check openclaw mcp status --verbose and openclaw mcp probe tareno instead.
Run openclaw mcp doctor tareno --probe. If authorization is required, run openclaw mcp login tareno again. Also check the agent's tool profile and MCP tool filters or denials.
No. Connect social accounts in Tareno and authorize OpenClaw to Tareno through OAuth. Review which Tareno account and connected destination the agent can access.
Yes, if that channel is configured in OpenClaw and your sender is allowed. OpenClaw can call Tareno MCP to prepare a draft for a connected social account. The chat app is the input channel; scheduling or publishing remains a pending Tareno action until you approve it in the dashboard.
OpenClaw can run a scheduled agent turn unattended, but Tareno schedule_posts and publish_posts calls create pending actions and do not mutate a connected account before dashboard approval. The example on this page is narrower: its --tools allowlist permits web_search, account and post reads, and create_drafts only.
They are separate open-source projects. OpenClaw is a Gateway with configurable messaging channels and agent tools; NanoClaw describes itself as a smaller assistant whose agents run in isolated Linux containers. Check each project's setup and security model before connecting tools.
A recurring run prepares work; a scheduled post has its own time and approval state in Tareno. Treat them as separate steps.