Schedule LinkedIn posts with OpenClaw
Describe the post. OpenClaw calls Bolta, which writes it in LinkedIn's format, schedules it, and reports back on how it performed.
LinkedIn features
Everything Bolta handles for LinkedIn, driven from OpenClaw.
Professional Posts
Create text posts, articles, and newsletters that position you as a thought leader.
Carousel Documents
Upload PDF carousels and document posts that drive high engagement on LinkedIn.
Company Pages
Manage both personal profiles and company page content from a single workflow.
Scheduled Publishing
Schedule posts for optimal times when your professional network is most active.
AI Voice Matching
AI learns your professional tone and generates content that sounds authentically you.
Analytics & Insights
Track impressions, engagement rate, and follower growth across your LinkedIn presence.
LinkedIn formats you can publish
Bolta adapts tone and length to each format automatically.
Set up OpenClaw for LinkedIn
- 01
Get your Bolta API key
Go to Settings → API Keys in your Bolta dashboard and generate a new key.
- 02
Add the MCP server to your AI assistant
Add the OpenClaw server URL (mcp.bolta.ai/mcp) to your assistant's MCP configuration with your API key as the Bearer token.
- 03
Start using natural language commands
Ask your assistant to "schedule a LinkedIn post for tomorrow" or "show me this week's analytics" — it handles the rest.
- 04
Start creating LinkedIn content
Ask OpenClaw to create and schedule LinkedIn posts. It uses Bolta to handle publishing, timing, and analytics.
What you can do
- Schedule text posts, articles, carousels on LinkedIn
- Generate AI-powered LinkedIn content in OpenClaw
- Track LinkedIn engagement and analytics
- Manage LinkedIn posting schedule from OpenClaw
- Create platform-optimized content for LinkedIn's format
MCP tool call
What OpenClaw sends to Bolta when you ask for a LinkedIn post.
// Schedule a LinkedIn post via OpenClaw
{
"tool": "create-post",
"arguments": {
"content": "Excited to share our latest insights on AI-driven productivity. Here are 3 lessons learned from scaling our team...",
"schedule_date": "2026-04-07T09:00:00Z",
"accounts": ["linkedin-account-id"]
}
}How LinkedIn publishing works
Three steps from idea to published LinkedIn content.
Connect
Your LinkedIn account connects to Bolta in one click. OAuth only, no passwords stored.
Create
Bolta writes LinkedIn-native content from your prompt in OpenClaw, matching format, tone, and length.
Publish
Content goes live at the scheduled time. Performance comes back to OpenClaw.
Example prompts for LinkedIn
Create a LinkedIn post about our latest product update and schedule it for tomorrow
Draft 3 LinkedIn text posts about industry trends this week
Show me my LinkedIn engagement stats from the past month
Generate a week of LinkedIn content about our brand story
What's the best time to post on LinkedIn for my audience?
Frequently asked questions
- Can I schedule LinkedIn posts from OpenClaw?
- Yes. With Bolta connected to OpenClaw, you can create, schedule, and manage LinkedIn text posts, articles, carousels, polls, newsletters using natural language commands.
- What types of LinkedIn content can I create?
- Through OpenClaw + Bolta, you can create text posts, articles, carousels, polls, newsletters on LinkedIn. The AI adapts content format and length to LinkedIn's best practices.
- Does this work with LinkedIn's latest features?
- Bolta stays current with LinkedIn's API. As new content formats become available, they're added to Bolta's publishing capabilities.
Why agent-first LinkedIn management beats manual scheduling
Traditional social tools make you do the work: open the app, write the post, pick a time, hit schedule. With OpenClaw + Bolta you describe what you want and the agent handles the rest.
Your LinkedIn content gets optimized for the platform automatically, in the right format, at the right length, at the right time. No copy-pasting between tools, no reformatting the same idea for every network.
Start scheduling LinkedIn posts with OpenClaw
Connect your LinkedIn account to Bolta and run it from OpenClaw.