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npx veilstart add skill openclaw/skills --skill persona-channel-builder- _meta.json300 B
- SKILL.md8.8 KB
Overview
This skill designs and packages a ready-to-deploy autonomous Telegram channel driven by a single persona. It runs an interview-driven process to produce a SOUL.md, CHANNEL.md, an OpenClaw cron job snippet, and three sample posts so you can verify voice before launch. The output is deployment-ready for OpenClaw with an optional quick infra guide.
How this skill works
I guide you through a focused interview in four short blocks (channel, persona, voice, infrastructure). From your answers I generate: a character SOUL.md, a channel brief CHANNEL.md, a cron job JSON snippet for OpenClaw, and three sample posts in the persona voice. The cron prompt references the SOUL and CHANNEL files and is escaped for valid JSON.
When to use it
- You want an AI-managed Telegram channel that posts regularly with a consistent persona.
- You need a concrete persona and strict posting rules before automating publication.
- You plan to deploy on OpenClaw or want a cron-ready job snippet for automation.
- You need sample posts to validate voice before going live.
- You want the persona and channel boundaries documented for safe, repeatable behavior.
Best practices
- Be specific in the interview—narrow topics and a single reader profile produce stronger voice.
- Define one concrete habit or detail for the persona to make posts feel human and consistent.
- List explicit anti-patterns and forbidden phrases to prevent generic or directive content.
- Validate with the three sample posts and request one revision round before deploying.
- Never paste bot tokens in chat—add them directly to openclaw.json on your server.
Example use cases
- A daily micro-essay channel in a niche hobby with a quirky expert persona.
- An autonomous news-curation channel where the persona comments on one insight per post.
- A serialized fiction channel that publishes short character-focused scenes on a schedule.
- An observational channel that posts one photo caption or field note per day.
- Rapid prototyping of channel voice before handing automation to OpenClaw.
FAQ
No. Never share your bot token here. Add it directly to openclaw.json on your server per the infra guide.
Can I skip the OpenClaw setup and still use the deliverables?
Yes. SOUL.md, CHANNEL.md and the sample posts are standalone and useful for manual posting or other automation platforms.