Make a Telegram bot, put OpenClaw or Hermes Agent behind it, and connect the agent to Antwork. Then a message to your bot drafts, schedules and publishes to your social accounts.
Free for 2 social accounts. No card, no API key.
Announce the new menu on Instagram, LinkedIn and X. Drafts first.
antwork Β· create_campaignThree drafts, each in the voice of that account:
Autumn is on the menu π Squash soup, mushroom risotto and our first chestnut tart. From Friday.
New season, new menu. We rebuilt it around three local farms, and it starts Friday.
Autumn menu lands Friday. Chestnut tart is the one.
Publish the X one now
antwork Β· publish_postPublished on X. The other two are still drafts.
Yes, through an AI agent that answers as your own Telegram bot.
Antwork has no Telegram bot of its own. You make one with @BotFather, and an AI agent you run, OpenClaw or Hermes Agent, answers through it. Connect that agent to Antwork's MCP server once, and from then on a Telegram message is enough to draft, schedule or publish to any of the 9 networks Antwork supports, with each post written for its own account.
Both agents start here. It takes a minute, in Telegram itself.
Telegram bots are an official Telegram feature, made with its own @BotFather. Unlike the WhatsApp setups, nothing links to your personal account as a second device.
Both are open source and run on your own computer or server. Each only answers the people you allow.
Plain messages. Your agent picks the Antwork tools.
Post from WhatsAppEvery AI app that works with AntworkPosting rules per networkMCP server docs