Run multiple social accounts with scheduled agents

A developer used three OpenClaw agents and cron jobs to draft, publish, answer comments, and track results across 10 accounts.

Done with OpenClawยท Intermediate

What they did
They divided the work among three agents. One wrote a morning article and adapted it for each platform, another checked notifications every two hours and handled routine replies while leaving sensitive threads for review, and a third ran analytics overnight. Cron handled three posting windows, and they started in a review-first mode by approving drafts in Telegram.
How it went
Over three months, Twitter grew from 30 followers to 2,147, Dev.to monthly views rose from 200 to 8,500, and daily management time dropped from more than 4 hours to 30 minutes. One early post contained a factual mistake, and the analytics job went unnoticed for three days when it stopped working.
Tips
Start with human approval before anything goes live. Add checks that notify you in Telegram if a scheduled job fails or stops producing data.

Try it yourself with OpenClaw

Help me run these social accounts: [list accounts and platforms]. Use separate agents to draft one post each morning, adapt it for each platform, monitor notifications every [interval], and handle routine replies while leaving sensitive or controversial messages for me to review. Set up scheduled publishing at [times] and nightly analytics for [metrics]. Before any post is published, pause and show it to me for approval in [channel]. Also add a health check that sends me an alert if any scheduled task fails or if analytics data is missing for [time period]. Stop once the system is running and you have shown me a test alert.

Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.

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