n8n-nodes-socialclaw

Community n8n node for SocialClaw — schedule & publish social posts to 11+ platforms (X, LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook Pages, TikTok, YouTube, Reddit, Pinterest, WordPress, Discord, Telegram) from any n8n workflow.

Operations

Account

• List — list connected social accounts (optional provider filter).
• Get Capabilities — media/text limits and publish rules for an account or provider.

Post

• Schedule / Publish — schedule (or immediately publish) a post through a connected account.
• Validate — check a post against provider rules before publishing.
• List — list posts.
• Get — fetch a single post.
• Get Status — delivery attempts/status for a post.
• Cancel — cancel or delete a scheduled post.
• Get Analytics — impressions/engagement for a post (windowed).

Media

• Upload — upload a binary file from a previous node; returns a hosted URL to use as Media URL on a post.

Credentials

Create SocialClaw API credentials with your workspace API key (getsocialclaw.com → dashboard → Developers → Public API). The node sends Authorization: Bearer <key>. Click Test to verify the key against /v1/accounts.

Quick start

1. Account → List to find an account ID.
2. Post → Schedule / Publish: set Account ID, Text, optional Publish At + Timezone. Leave Publish At empty to post now.
3. (Optional) Media → Upload first, then paste the returned URL into the post's Media URL.

Develop & test locally

npm install
npm run build
# link into a local n8n install
cd ~/.n8n/custom && npm link n8n-nodes-socialclaw
# restart n8n, add SocialClaw API credentials, drop the node in a workflow

Publish + get verified

1. npm run lint and npm run build must pass (they do).
2. Publish to npm: npm publish (you need npm login). For verified status on n8n Cloud, publish from GitHub Actions with provenance (.github/workflows/release.yml is set up for this) and submit in the n8n Creator Portal.
3. Then publish workflow templates on n8n.io that use the node — that's the real distribution.

Notes

• No runtime dependencies (everything is devDependencies / peerDependencies) — required for verification.
• Package name starts with n8n-nodes- and TypeScript + the n8n lint config pass.