OpenClaw skills publish to WordPress in one call.

Setup in three steps

1. 1

   Get your API key

   Sign up at notipo.com and copy your API key. Add it to OpenClaw's environment as NOTIPO_API_KEY.
2. 2

   Build a skill (or extend an existing one)

   Create a skill that POSTs to /api/posts/direct with the post body. The example below is bash but OpenClaw skills can run any language. Many users wire this into a recurring cron task that publishes a post on a schedule.
3. 3

   Trigger and monitor

   Trigger from your usual OpenClaw entry points — Telegram message, scheduled cron, manual run. Notipo returns the live WordPress URL so the skill can confirm to your operator (e.g. ping you on Telegram with a link).

The config

Drop this in. Replace your-api-key with the key from your Notipo dashboard.

# OpenClaw skill — publish a WordPress post via Notipo# In your skill (or cron task), make a single HTTP request:curl -X POST https://notipo.com/api/posts/direct \  -H "X-API-Key: $NOTIPO_API_KEY" \  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \  -d '{    "title":      "Why I migrated from n8n to a real app",    "body":       "## Intro\n\nWriting forces clarity...",    "category":   "Engineering",    "seoKeyword": "n8n to app migration",    "publish":    true  }'# OpenClaw can call this from:#   - A skill that runs on demand#   - A cron job ("blog-post" cron, "ship-changelog" cron)#   - A task triggered by Telegram / browser / messaging input## Notipo returns 201 with { id, wpPostId, url } —# pipe it back to Telegram for confirmation, log to memory-store,# whatever your operator setup needs.

What your agent can do

• Run a daily/weekly blog-post cron that drafts + publishes automatically
• Turn Telegram messages or memory entries into WordPress posts
• Cross-post from Skool, X, dev.to, or other channels in the same skill run
• Keep the operator stack pure-OpenClaw — Notipo just adds one HTTP endpoint
• Chain with other skills (image generation, Notion sync, GSC indexing) before publish