Content Pipeline

Drop a link in Telegram or Slack and OpenClaw automatically researches the topic, queries your knowledge base, generates video pitches, builds hooks and outlines, and creates an Asana task — all in 30 seconds.

Trigger from Telegram or Slack: someone drops a link or says "video idea about X." OpenClaw parses the topic, researches on X and the web, queries the knowledge base for relevant articles, generates video pitches (deduplicating against previous pitches), builds hooks and an outline, links all sources, creates the Asana card, and sends confirmation. What used to take hours of manual research happens in 30 seconds.

When you save an article to your knowledge base, automatically push a summary to Slack so your team sees what you're researching without extra effort.

Part of the knowledge base ingestion workflow: when you drop a link in Telegram and it gets saved, it also posts a quick summary and link to the team Slack channel. This means your team always knows what you're looking at. If someone on the team drops a link in Slack and tags OpenClaw, it can kick off the full video ideation pipeline from there too.