Social Draftsmith

Draft, rewrite, adapt, and publish social media posts with an approval-first workflow across Facebook, X, and Reddit. Use when the user wants to turn an idea...

Do not install or run this skill without reviewing and deciding how you'll supply credentials. The packaged scripts will attempt to use Facebook, X (Twitter), and Reddit APIs and require service credentials — but the registry metadata doesn't list them. Before using: (1) inspect the included Python scripts yourself (or have someone you trust do so); (2) prefer creating dedicated API/app credentials with limited scopes rather than reusing personal password for Reddit (the code uses a password grant); (3) confirm where image files will be written (default /home/pi/.openclaw/workspace/social-assets) and whether that path is acceptable; (4) test in a sandbox account/environment first (use dry-run flags present in the scripts); and (5) if you don't want automated posting, ensure you never provide the credentials or deny the skill permission to run publisher commands. If you want the skill but not network posting, restrict it to drafting-only by never providing the env vars and using dry-run/manual workflows.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: social-draftsmith Version: 1.2.1 The social-draftsmith skill is a legitimate tool for drafting and publishing social media content to Facebook, X (Twitter), and Reddit. The included Python scripts (e.g., facebook_publish.py, twitter_publish.py, reddit_publish.py) implement standard API interactions using official endpoints and OAuth protocols. The SKILL.md instructions emphasize a safety-conscious, approval-first workflow, explicitly directing the agent to preview drafts and obtain user confirmation before publishing. While the skill requires sensitive API credentials via environment variables, its operations are transparent and strictly aligned with its stated functionality.