Is OpenClaw the same as NanoClaw?

No. NanoClaw is a lighter, container-isolated alternative. Both work with Blogizi and each has its own guide.

How do I install the Blogizi skill in OpenClaw?

Run openclaw skills install blogizi on the OpenClaw host, install the CLI with npm install -g blogizi, and sign in with blogizi login (add --no-browser over SSH). The listing is at clawhub.ai/blogizi/skills/blogizi.

Does it need the CLI?

Yes. The skill runs the Blogizi CLI, so install it and sign in on the same machine as OpenClaw.

Can I write posts from WhatsApp or Telegram?

Yes, if your OpenClaw agent is connected there. Send an idea, a voice note or photos and it drafts the post on Blogizi.

Does it publish automatically?

No. It saves drafts. Reply "publish" when you're ready.

Can OpenClaw write posts on a schedule?

Yes. Ask it to run a recurring job, for example a weekly Search Console check that drafts a post for your best page-2 query (Pro).

Do I need an API key?

Not on your own machine: blogizi login signs in with a device code. On a headless server, set BLOGIZI_API_KEY instead.

Why doesn't the Blogizi skill show up in openclaw skills list --eligible?

The skill needs the Blogizi CLI. Install it with npm install -g blogizi and run blogizi login on the same host, then check again.

OpenClaw + Blogizi

Keep your blog alive with OpenClaw

Install the Blogizi skill from ClawHub; no MCP server needed
Send post ideas from WhatsApp or Telegram, get drafts on your blog
Run the Search Console loop on a schedule

The Blogizi skill is listed on ClawHub. Once installed, your OpenClaw agent writes posts and publishes them through the Blogizi CLI, from your terminal, WhatsApp, Telegram or wherever you talk to it. Drafts by default; you stay in the loop.

OpenClaw mascot writing a blog post on a laptop

Voice note → draft · blog.yourapp.com

How do you install the Blogizi skill in OpenClaw?

Install the skill from ClawHub on the machine where OpenClaw runs, sign in the Blogizi CLI once, and message your agent. No MCP server to configure.

1 Connectabout two minutes

Run this where OpenClaw runs

Install the Blogizi skill from ClawHub and the Blogizi CLI it drives, then sign in once. The skill lives at clawhub.ai/blogizi/skills/blogizi.

Connect

# Blogizi skill from ClawHub
openclaw skills install blogizi
# The Blogizi CLI the skill runs
npm install -g blogizi
blogizi login --no-browser   # device code, works over SSH

# Check it's loaded
openclaw skills list --eligible

2 Askdraft on your blog

Ask OpenClaw to write the post

Once connected, OpenClaw calls Blogizi tools. Posts land as drafts on your domain and go live only when you approve.

Turn this voice note about our onboarding redesign into a blog post and draft it on Blogizi.

Transcribed and drafted "How we cut onboarding from 7 steps to 3". Saved as a draft on your blog. Reply "publish" to make it live.

via Blogizi

Also try

publishmake it shorteradd these photos

1Install the skill: on the OpenClaw host: openclaw skills install blogizi.
2Sign in: install the CLI (npm install -g blogizi) and run blogizi login, or set BLOGIZI_API_KEY on a server.
3Check: confirm the skill is eligible with openclaw skills list --eligible.
4Ask: message your agent from any chat app: “List my Blogizi blogs”, then ask for a post.

One skill posts to every blog you run

Set up your blogs in Blogizi once. From then on OpenClaw can draft to any of them from whichever chat app you use, on a subdomain or under yourapp.com/blog.

list_projects
list_posts
draft_post
update_post
publish_post
upload_post_image
get_search_performance

Is OpenClaw an MCP server?

No. OpenClaw talks to Blogizi through the Blogizi skill, which runs the Blogizi CLI. MCP-native agents should use the Blogizi MCP server instead. And OpenClaw isn't NanoClaw: that's a separate, lighter project.

	OpenClaw skill (this page)	Blogizi MCP server	NanoClaw
Install	openclaw skills install blogizi	https://blogizi.com/api/mcp in your MCP client	Its own Blogizi skill
How Blogizi is called	The skill runs the Blogizi CLI	MCP tools called directly by the agent	The skill runs the CLI in an isolated container
Auth	blogizi login or BLOGIZI_API_KEY	Sign in to Blogizi (OAuth)	blogizi login or BLOGIZI_API_KEY
Best for	Blogging from chat apps, recurring jobs	MCP-native agents: Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor	A lighter, container-isolated agent

See the Blogizi MCP server and NanoClaw guides.

How does OpenClaw authenticate to Blogizi?

The skill runs the Blogizi CLI on the OpenClaw host, so it signs in the same way the CLI does.

Capability	blogizi login	BLOGIZI_API_KEY
How it works	Device-code sign-in (--no-browser over SSH); approve in any browser. The CLI saves the session on the OpenClaw host.	A Blogizi account API key set in the environment OpenClaw runs in.
Best for	A personal OpenClaw on your own machine or VPS	Headless servers and automations

Either way, the session stays on the machine OpenClaw runs on.

What can OpenClaw do with Blogizi?

Give your OpenClaw agent a weekly job: check Blogizi search data, pick the best page-2 query and draft the post.

From any chat app

Ideas from WhatsApp, Telegram or your terminal become drafts on your blog.

Voice notes to posts

Send a voice note; OpenClaw transcribes it and writes the post.

Photos included

Photos and screenshots you send are uploaded into the post.

Recurring jobs

A weekly Search Console check that drafts posts for you (Pro).

Drafts by default

Reply “publish” when a draft is ready. Nothing goes live on its own.

Runs on your machine

Self-hosted agent, local sign-in, your own domain.

What is OpenClaw?

OpenClaw is an open-source personal AI agent you run yourself. It connects to the chat apps you already use, extends itself with skills from ClawHub, and can run jobs on its own. With the Blogizi skill, one of those jobs is keeping your blog alive.

Message from anywhere

OpenClaw listens in the chat apps you already use, so a blog post is one message away.

Skill-based

It learns new tools from ClawHub skills. Blogizi is one install away.

Proactive automation

Give it a recurring job and it comes back with drafts, not reminders.

How Blogizi becomes an OpenClaw skill

The Blogizi skill tells OpenClaw when to use Blogizi and which CLI commands to run. OpenClaw loads it like any other ClawHub skill.

✓Install once from ClawHub with openclaw skills install
✓The skill runs the Blogizi CLI on the OpenClaw host
✓Sign in with blogizi login, or BLOGIZI_API_KEY on a server
✓Photos and screenshots you send upload into the post
✓Drafts by default; reply “publish” to go live

Install from ClawHub

# 1. Skillopenclaw skills install blogizi # 2. CLI + sign-innpm install -g blogiziblogizi login --no-browserblogizi use your-project   # if you have several blogs # 3. Verifyopenclaw skills list --eligible # 4. Message your agent> List my Blogizi blogs

How do you write blog posts from WhatsApp or Telegram with OpenClaw?

Message your agent like a teammate. It writes the post, uploads what you sent, and drafts it on your blog. Or give it a standing job and let it come back with drafts.

From any chat app

Ideas, voice notes and photos become drafts

Send the raw material wherever OpenClaw listens. It writes the post, uploads your photos and saves a draft for you to approve.

You: 3 photos from the meetup + “write a  recap post around these, keep it short” OpenClaw: On it.  1. Uploaded 3 photos via Blogizi  2. Wrote "What we learned at Riga JS"  3. blogizi draft ✓  (draft, 640 words)   Reply "publish" to make it live.

Scheduled & proactive

A weekly job, drafts waiting on Monday

Ask OpenClaw to run a recurring job. Each run checks Blogizi's search data and drafts a post for your best near-miss query (Pro).

Recurring job

You: Every Monday at 9am, check Blogizi's  search data, pick the query we're closest  to ranking for, and draft a post for it. OpenClaw: Done. Weekly job created.  Each Monday I'll:  1. Read Search Console via Blogizi  2. Pick the best page-2 query  3. Draft the post and send you the link

Why OpenClaw + Blogizi

✓Blog from the chat apps you already use
✓Voice notes and photos become finished drafts
✓Recurring jobs keep the blog moving every week
✓Runs on your machine; your sign-in stays local
✓Your own domain, with SEO handled on every post
✓Works with whichever model OpenClaw uses

Blogizi CLI (driven by the skill)

# Accountblogizi login            device code sign-inblogizi use <project>    pick a blog # Postsblogizi draft <file.md>  save a draft, upload imagesblogizi update <file.md> same slug, same URLblogizi publish <slug>   go live, when you say so # Headless serversBLOGIZI_API_KEY=...      instead of blogizi login

What can I ask OpenClaw to write?

Anything you'd brief a writer on. Name the topic, the keyword and the tone; OpenClaw handles the rest through Blogizi.

From chat

Voice note to post

Turn this voice note into a blog post draft.

Needs Search Console (Pro)

Weekly loop

Every Monday, draft a post for my best page-2 query.

Images

Photo post

Write a post around these 3 photos from the meetup.

Update in place

Quick fix

Fix the typo in the title of my last post.

Where can OpenClaw publish?

On your own domain, wherever your app is built. Point a subdomain or a /blog path at Blogizi once, then publish from OpenClaw.

Next.js
Lovable
Vercel
Webflow
Framer
Replit
Bolt
v0
Astro
subSubdomain
/b/blog path
↪Any reverse proxy

Other ways to connect an AI agent to Blogizi

The same Blogizi account works with every agent below, through the Blogizi skill and CLI or the Blogizi MCP server. Plans and the free trial are on the pricing page.

Pricing, security, and troubleshooting

How much does it cost?

OpenClaw is open source and the Blogizi skill and CLI are free. OpenClaw is billed by your model provider. Blogizi starts with a 7-day trial for $0, then plans run from $9/month. The Search Console loop needs Pro or Agency.

Compare Blogizi plans

How is access secured?

The CLI keeps its sign-in on the machine OpenClaw runs on (~/.blogizi/config.json). Don't share that machine's config, and revoke access anytime in Account → Connected apps.

Something not working?

✓Skill missing from openclaw skills list --eligible: install the CLI and run blogizi login on the same host.
✓Skill flagged during install: reinstall from the official ClawHub listing.
✓Wrong blog: blogizi use your-project-slug.

Frequently asked questions

OpenClaw is an open-source personal AI agent you run yourself. It connects to chat apps like WhatsApp and Telegram, uses skills from ClawHub, and can run recurring jobs.

Your OpenClaw agent, now with a blog

Install the Blogizi skill once and turn ideas from your chat apps into drafts on your own domain.

Install from ClawHub

Ready to get started?

Your agents write. Blogizi publishes. Google sends the traffic to your domain.