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NanoClaw + PostQueen

Run your social media from NanoClaw.

  • Add PostQueen to NanoClaw with three commands
  • Ask from WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack or Discord
  • Write, schedule and check posts on 30+ networks

Every post waits on your calendar first. Checked on September 25, 2026.

Setup

Connect NanoClaw in about a minute.

1Connectabout a minute

Run this on your NanoClaw machine

Save your key in the OneCLI vault and add PostQueen to your agent group.

terminal
onecli secrets create --name PostQueen --type generic \
  --value YOUR_API_KEY --host-pattern api.postqueen.ai \
  --header-name Authorization --value-format "Bearer {value}"

ncl groups config add-mcp-server --id YOUR_GROUP_ID \
  --name postqueen --url https://api.postqueen.ai/mcp

ncl groups restart --id YOUR_GROUP_ID

Then message the agent and ask it to list your channels. Your key is in PostQueen under Connections > API Keys. Only workspace admins can see it.

2Asklive in PostQueen

Ask NanoClaw to post for you

Once connected, NanoClaw calls PostQueen’s tools. Posts go out at the time you set, even after you close the chat.

Also try
  • List my PostQueen channels
  • What is scheduled this week?
  • How did last month’s posts do?
  1. In PostQueen, open Connections, then API Keys, and copy your key. Only workspace admins can see it.
  2. On the machine that runs NanoClaw, save the key in its OneCLI vault with the first command in the box. NanoClaw then adds it to the agent’s requests to api.postqueen.ai, so the agent never sees it.
  3. Find your agent group with ncl groups list, then add PostQueen to it and restart the group with the other two commands.
  4. Message the agent and ask it to list your connected channels.

Good to know

  • If the PostQueen tools do not load, add the server with the key as a header instead: ncl groups config add-mcp-server --id YOUR_GROUP_ID --name postqueen --url https://api.postqueen.ai/mcp --headers '{"Authorization":"Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"}', then restart the group. The key then sits in the group’s config, where the agent can read it.
  • Do not use the address with the key in it: NanoClaw expects keys in the OneCLI vault, not in a URL.
  • NanoClaw has no sign-in flow for MCP servers, so use the API key rather than PostQueen’s sign-in address.
  • The PostQueen CLI and skill do not work inside NanoClaw’s containers; use the MCP server.
  • NanoClaw is not OpenClaw; each has its own setup.

One message, every channel. Your calendar first.

NanoClaw writes the posts. PostQueen puts each one on your calendar, where you can change anything, and publishes it at its time on every network you connected.

You ask

NanoClaw

Draft two posts about Saturday’s event for Instagram and Facebook.

It lands on your calendar

And 19 more, including Mastodon, Telegram, WordPress and Google Business.

See all 30+ networks
Ideas by who you are

What can you ask NanoClaw to post?

A single post, a thread, a week of content or a post with a generated image. Ask the way you would ask a teammate.

  • Cross-postXThreadsLinkedIn

    One idea, three networks

    “Turn this idea into an X thread, a Threads post and a LinkedIn post, each written for its network, for tomorrow at 9am as drafts: [idea]”

  • CarouselInstagram

    An Instagram carousel

    “Make five square images for an Instagram carousel about [topic], one tip per slide, and save it as a draft for Friday at 6pm.”

  • AnalyticsInstagramTikTokX

    More of what worked

    “Which of my posts from the last 30 days got the most engagement? Draft three more in the same style for next week.”

Compare

How NanoClaw compares to other AI agents.

Every agent here connects to the same PostQueen account and gets the same tools. What changes is how you connect it and where it runs. Pick a row to open that agent’s setup.

How each AI agent connects to PostQueen, where it runs, how it signs in, and whether it has an upload panel and AI images and video
AgentHow you connectWhere it runsSign-inUploadsImages, video
Grok BotNEWAsk the Bot in chat to connect PostQueen, then paste your key in its secure card. Marketplace plugin soonKeyUpload panel
MuseNEWAsk Muse in chat to build a custom connector, then paste your key in its secure promptKeyUpload panel
OpenClawPostQueen skill and CLI on your gateway, or MCP with a headerKey or sign-inUpload panel
Hermes AgentOne mcp_servers entry in ~/.hermes/config.yamlKey or sign-inUpload panel
ClaudeCustom connector under Customize > ConnectorsSign-in or keyUpload panel
ChatGPTDeveloper mode app at chatgpt.com/pluginsSign-in or keyUpload panel
Claude CoworkThe same custom connector as Claude, on in a Cowork taskSign-in or keyUpload panel
GrokCustom connector at grok.com/connectorsKeyUpload panel
Perplexity ComputerCustom remote connector in Perplexity settingsKeyUpload panel
NanoClawThree commands: key in the OneCLI vault, server in your agent groupKeyUpload panel
Claude CodeOne command: claude mcp addKey or sign-inUpload panel
CodexOne command: codex mcp addKey or sign-inUpload panel
CursorOne entry in mcp.jsonKey or sign-inUpload panel
Gemini CLIOne command: gemini mcp addKeyUpload panel
Grok BuildOne command: grok mcp addKey or sign-inUpload panel
PaperclipApps > Connect your own MCP serverKey or sign-inUpload panel
Other MCP appsVS Code, Devin Desktop, Zed, Muse Code and more: one entry with the MCP addressKey or sign-inUpload panel

Sign-in means PostQueen’s sign-in page approves the agent, and an API key goes in the address or a header. The upload panel lets you add files from your device in the chat. Every agent can make AI images and video through PostQueen.

Ways to connect

Pick how NanoClaw signs in.

Ways to connect NanoClaw to PostQueen
RouteHow it signs inAPI key neededBest for
Key in the vaulthttps://api.postqueen.ai/mcpThe OneCLI vault adds the key to each request, so the agent never sees it.YesKeeping the key away from the agent
Key as a headerhttps://api.postqueen.ai/mcp--headers keeps the key in the group’s config, where the agent can read it.YesWhen the tools do not load through the vault
Run it on a schedule

Run NanoClaw on a schedule.

Ask your agent in chat. It creates the task with ncl tasks create, and ncl tasks list shows every series.

Official docs(opens in a new tab)
Example

Every weekday at 9am, save one post idea from my notes as a PostQueen draft.

Scheduled runs act without you, so ask for drafts first and check them on your calendar.

Official docs(opens in a new tab)
If it does not work

If it does not work.

  • PostQueen tools do not load

    Restart the group with ncl groups restart. If they still do not load, add the server with the key as a header, as Good to know shows.

  • You put the key in the address

    NanoClaw expects keys in the OneCLI vault. Save it there and use https://api.postqueen.ai/mcp.

  • The PostQueen CLI does nothing inside NanoClaw

    Its containers never get your environment. Use the MCP server.

  • You followed an OpenClaw guide

    OpenClaw is a different app with its own setup. Open its guide below.

Similar names

Is it the same as OpenClaw?

No. Each one is its own product with its own setup.

  • NanoClaw

    This page

    NanoClaw is an open-source assistant that runs each agent in its own Docker container on your machine, built on the Claude Agent SDK. You talk to it over Slack, Telegram, Discord, WhatsApp, iMessage and other chat apps.

  • OpenClaw is a personal AI agent you run on your own computer or server, with an always-on gateway to WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Discord and more.

NanoClaw questions, answered.

Anything else? Write to support@postqueen.ai and a person answers.

No. NanoClaw is free and open source (MIT). You run it yourself with an Anthropic API key or a Claude subscription. On the PostQueen side, every plan includes MCP.

Anything else? Write to support@postqueen.ai and a person answers.

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