openclaw · agent-skills · telegram
Postflight: an approval-gated posting agent
An OpenClaw skill that drafts social posts from your code commits and publishes only when you reply 'ship' on Telegram.
The problem
My posting pattern was three posts in one afternoon, then five weeks of silence. Cadence grows an account, and cadence is exactly the kind of boring discipline a personal agent is good at. What I did not want was a bot posting to my real account unsupervised.
What I built
An OpenClaw skill — a folder of markdown
instructions, no code and no service to deploy. Postflight is the debrief
after the work: a cron job wakes the agent, it reads what I shipped, drafts
a post from those commits, sends it to Telegram, and publishes only when I
reply ship. The contract is fixed: the agent drafts, the human approves.
There is no autonomous mode.
Why it matters for DevRel
The skill is entirely prompt-engineering artifacts: a workflow spec, voice rules, a content-pillar schedule, and two publish paths (API and a browser fallback). It is a working example of how much product you can ship as pure agent instructions — and it keeps my account active.