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Schedchie in NanoClawAgent gateway

NanoClaw drafts the posts in your chat app. Schedchie publishes them.

NanoClaw reaches Schedchie’s MCP server with a connection token in the group’s MCP headers and gets the posting, media and analytics tools. Schedchie is a flat-price social media scheduler for 20 platforms: Pro is €9.99 a month, with MCP included.

  • ncl groups config add-mcp-server with our URL and a connection token header.
  • The token carries the posting, media and analytics tools and lasts 30 days.
  • Restart the group with ncl groups restart; then ask it from your chat app.
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See the 4 setup steps

Setting up NanoClaw

NanoClaw’s agent runs in a Docker container and takes remote MCP servers with a headers object. Add Schedchie to a group with a connection token and restart it; the group then takes posting jobs from your chat app.

Requirements

Access
Run ncl on the NanoClaw host. Run from inside a group, by the agent, add-mcp-server waits for an admin’s approval.

  1. SchedchieOpen

    Generate a connection token

    1. AI assistants
    2. Connections and tokens
    3. Generate token

    In the Schedchie dashboard. NanoClaw’s agent runs in a Docker container with no browser sign-in for MCP servers, so Schedchie connects with a token in a header. It lasts 30 days.

  2. NanoClawCommand

    Find the group

    On the NanoClaw host. Note the id of the agent group that should post.

    Command
    ncl groups list

  3. NanoClawCommand

    Add the server to the group

    The token goes in --headers. NanoClaw rejects URLs that carry credentials.

    ncl on the NanoClaw host
    ncl groups config add-mcp-server --id <group id> --name schedchie --url https://mcp.schedchie.com/mcp --headers '{"Authorization":"Bearer <connection token>"}'

  4. NanoClawCommand

    Restart the group

    MCP changes take effect after a restart. Then message the group from your chat app and ask for your connected Schedchie accounts.

    Command
    ncl groups restart --id <group id>

Official docs: docs.nanoclaw.dev/reference/ncl-cli.md

Three prompts for NanoClaw, with the tools they call

  • From Telegram: schedule “New episode is up” with this link to Bluesky and Threads for 18:00 today.

    list_accounts, schedule_posts

  • What goes out tomorrow, and on which accounts?

    list_posts

  • Which posts are waiting for my approval? Approve the LinkedIn one.

    list_pending_approvals, approve_post (Ultra)

Connection details

Same MCP server, permission groups and approvals as the Schedchie web app.

Why a token
NanoClaw documents no OAuth sign-in for remote MCP servers, only a headers object, and its agent runs in a Docker container. A token in the headers needs neither a browser nor a callback.
Config
Per agent group, in its container config’s mcp_servers: type http, url and a headers object. ncl groups config add-mcp-server writes it.
URL rules
NanoClaw requires HTTPS and rejects URLs with credentials or secret-looking query parameters, so the token goes in --headers, never in the URL.
Tools
The posting, media and analytics groups. Team approvals and engagement need a client that signs in.
Expiry
The token lasts 30 days. Generate a new one and run the command again, then restart.
Only what you tick
Connect NanoClaw to Schedchie. Your assistant gets the posting, media and analytics tools across 20 platforms, and only the permission groups you tick at sign-in.
Video from your phone
Your assistant can hand you an upload link for a video up to 200 MB and 15 minutes, then set your own cover on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Pinterest and YouTube.

More about Schedchie in NanoClaw

Where do I get the connection token?

In the Schedchie dashboard, under AI assistants. It carries the posting, media and analytics tools, lasts 30 days, and you can revoke it there at any time.

Why not the browser sign-in?

NanoClaw documents no OAuth sign-in for remote MCP servers, only a headers object, and runs its agent inside a container. A token in the headers needs neither a browser nor a callback.

Can NanoClaw’s credential gateway hold the token?

You do not need it to. The gateway rewrites only requests to hosts it holds a secret for, so with nothing stored for mcp.schedchie.com the token in --headers goes through as is.

Are there limits?

Each connection can make up to 120 tool calls a minute. On Pro it gets 300 tool calls an hour, plus 30 session opens that make no call; on Ultra four times that, 1,200 calls and 120 opens.

Is the MCP connection billed on top of the plan?

No. It is included on every plan and in the 14-day free trial. Pro is €9.99 a month, flat. Posting to X is paid in X credits, as in the web app.

14 days on your own accounts, then €9.99 a month

The assistant connection is included on every plan and in the trial.

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