OpenQuok Social Media Skill Builder
Build customized agent skills from selected SKILLs and MCP tools. Preview and download SKILL.md for your workspace.
Export follows the SKILL.md format — edit frontmatter, instructions, and examples, then download for your agent workspace.
Selected building blocks
Browse the full catalog on Building blocks , select cards there, then use Open Skill Builder — or add blocks with the button above.
Commands
Select a command or tool to add it to the workflow.
Select at least one extension to populate the library.
Core workflow
Drag steps to reorder. Expand a step to edit titles, CLI examples, and payloads.
Add commands from the library or insert a text step for review notes.
Editor
Edit SKILL.md with Write / Preview tabs. Stays in sync with workflow until you edit here.
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By channel
Skill Builder for other channels
Each page pre-loads openquok CLI examples for that platform. Use the generic builder when you need any extension stack without channel-specific recipes.
- For all channels Mix any building blocks — no channel presets. Current page
- YouTube Video uploads — title, privacy, and tags. Open builder →
- TikTok Direct video posts with privacy controls. Open builder →
- LinkedIn Profile and company Page text posts; Page global plugs. Open builder →
- X Text posts, reply threads, cross-account reposts, and global plugs. Open builder →
- Dev.to Markdown articles with title, tags, cover, series, and canonical URL. Open builder →
Skill Builder FAQs
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What SKILL.md is, where to use it with OpenClaw, Hermes, Grok Bot, Claude Code, and MCP hosts, and how Skill Builder helps you compose and export one.
SKILL.md is a markdown file with a short YAML header (name and description) and a body of step-by-step instructions — shell commands, prerequisites, and notes — that teach an AI agent how to run a repeatable workflow. Agents read the header at startup to decide when the skill applies, then load the full instructions when they invoke it.
A skill is a playbook the agent reads: it tells the model what to do and which commands to run. An MCP server is a live tool connection over the Model Context Protocol (search, APIs, file ops, and more). Many setups use both — MCP for tools, SKILL.md for the recipe. OpenClaw, Hermes, and Grok Bot commonly install skills; Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex often wire MCP servers in config files.
Any agent host that supports the Agent Skills format: OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, and Grok Bot (Plugins or workspace skills), Claude Code (.claude/skills/), Cursor (.cursor/skills/ or .agents/skills/), Codex (~/.agents/skills/), GitHub Copilot (.github/skills/), and others. Copy or install the exported file using your host’s layout — see OpenQuok agent setup guides for OpenClaw, Hermes, and Grok Bot, or MCP setup guides when you connect tools in Cursor or Claude Code.
No. Skill Builder provides the overview, prerequisites, workflow steps and the formatter from building blocks you pick. Preview and edit the markdown before you download — useful even if you have never written agent instructions before.
Pick building blocks from the skill/ MCP servers catalog, arrange CLI commands and notes in a workflow, and preview a SKILL.md file you can download or save as a playbook. It is open source and free to use — no workspace required to export.
No for editing and downloading SKILL.md. Sign in when you want to save or bookmark the MARKDOWN file in your account or you want to publish your skill to the catalog.
Stay on this page for a blank workflow, or scroll to the By channel section and pick a network — Facebook, Instagram, X, and others. Each channel page opens with openquok CLI steps already filled in for that platform: typical post commands, analytics recipes, and sample payloads you can edit before you export.
Read the OpenQuok CLI guide
Install commands, auth patterns, and workflow recipes to export from Skill Builder into your agent.
Start free. Publish with confidence.
Connect your agent, review every draft, and schedule posts across channels before anything goes live.