Portfolio case study
OpenClaw YouTube Publisher
Open-source OpenClaw workflow for publishing a YouTube Short with reusable reporting and structured Midjourney/Suno provenance.
Overview
This project packages a reusable OpenClaw workflow for YouTube Studio. It initializes a run file, records upload, check, and publish steps, keeps structured provenance for Midjourney, Suno, and local edit stages, validates the bundle, and renders a public-safe report with sensitive paths and unpublished URLs removed. The workflow is designed for repeatable publishing and debugging through a logged-in browser profile, not for hidden background posting.
What It Covers
- Initializes one run manifest with channel, goal, stage, visibility, and file references
- Carries structured provenance for Midjourney visuals, Suno audio, local edit stages, and required public credits
- Logs upload, metadata, checks, and publish steps with status, notes, screenshots, and final public URL
- Validates the bundle before sharing so missing screenshots and unsafe artifact paths are caught early
- Renders a reusable markdown report for review, debugging, and future repeat runs
Stack And Topics
- ClawHub
- Python
- YouTube Studio
- OpenClaw
- Midjourney
- Suno
- GitHub Actions
Public Signals
- ClawHub downloads: 530 public ClawHub listing, 2026-06-04
- Published versions: 13 public ClawHub listing, 2026-06-04
- Public release: v1.1.3 GitHub + ClawHub
- Platform: YouTube Studio browser-based publish flow
- Modes: dry_run + live same manifest, different publish intent
- Outputs: JSON + Markdown run manifest, provenance block, and shareable report