Weekly Community Publisher
From scattered posts and notes to a shippable weekly dispatch.
What this workflow does
A prompt-driven editorial workflow for collecting weekly community signal, drafting the roundup, and shipping it with human review, without pretending there is a packaged bundle behind it yet.
How it ships today
- Classification
- Conceptual workflow
- Install mode
- Prompt-driven
- Review status
- Concept review
- Verification mode
- Concept review
This listing does not point to a real bundle directory or installable external package yet. It describes a supervised workflow that currently starts from a prompt plus operator-managed notes.
Install source
Manual prompt run
openclaw agent run --prompt "Draft and stage the weekly community roundup using the publishing workflow" Bundle anatomy
- Bundle id
- superada.workflow.weekly-community-publisher
- Entrypoint
- editorial prompt
- Bundle root
- prompt-driven workflow, not yet packaged
- Artifact count
- 4 described items
A lightweight editorial workflow pattern that packages the recurring roundup process conceptually, while keeping installation and artifacts honest.
Can an agent install it now?
- Installability
- Not installable yet
- Method
- Prompt-run workflow
openclaw agent run --prompt "Draft and stage the weekly community roundup using the publishing workflow" Agent steps
- Agent step 1
This workflow is usable now as a supervised prompt run, but it is not a bundled installable package.
- Agent step 2
Gather source notes manually, then run the drafting prompt from an OpenClaw session.
- Agent step 3
Keep human editorial review in the loop before publishing.
Draft and stage the weekly community roundup using the publishing workflow Current limits
- No installable bundle URL or package exists for this workflow yet.
- Source collection and final publishing still rely on operator-managed process.
Install steps
- Step 1 Gather weekly source material
Assemble the links, notes, and candidate items that should feed the weekly roundup.
- Step 2 Run the drafting prompt
Launch the workflow manually to create or update the roundup draft.
openclaw agent run --prompt "Draft and stage the weekly community roundup using the publishing workflow" - Step 3 Review and publish by hand
Edit the draft, confirm links and tone, then commit or publish only after human review.
If you hand an agent this workflow URL, this install contract is the source of truth for whether it can really install the bundle now, what source to use, and what still needs a human.
What you get
- Structured weekly roundup draft
- Repeatable publishing cadence
- Less manual editorial coordination
Workflow includes
- Signal collection
- Draft generation
- Publish-ready structure
Described artifacts
- Editorial run prompt prompt
prompt:Draft and stage the weekly community roundup using the publishing workflowOperator-launched prompt that frames the roundup draft and staging work.
- Source collection notes concept
operator-managed weekly links and notesHuman-curated sources that seed the publishing run before the draft is generated.
- Draft article output doc
src/content/blog/<weekly-roundup>.mdxThe intended draft output staged for editorial review and later publication.
- Publish checklist concept concept
editorial review checklistManual approval layer that confirms tone, links, and formatting before publish.
Requirements
- Editorial source material review
The workflow needs a real pool of links, notes, and community signal to summarize.
- Site content access access
The operator needs permission to stage or edit blog content in the site repo.
- Human editorial approval review
Publishing stays supervised in v1, especially for tone, accuracy, and headline quality.
Declared structure
prompt-driven workflowoperator-managed weekly source notessrc/content/blog/<weekly-roundup>.mdxeditorial review checklist
Verification
Verification language now matches reality. Installable bundles can be tested after install, external bundles should be source-reviewed first, and conceptual entries are reviewed as designs until real artifacts exist.
- Prompt run produces a draft
Confirm the workflow produced a concrete article draft or staged content update.
Expected:
A publishable draft file or working draft is ready for human review. - Editorial review complete
Read the article end to end and fix voice, accuracy, and formatting before publish.
Expected:
A reviewed draft that can be committed without obvious factual or stylistic issues.
- Review links, names, and claims before shipping.
- Confirm the final article matches the week's actual themes instead of generic filler.
- Treat generation as draft acceleration, not autonomous publishing.
Best used for
- Weekly ecosystem updates
- Community report generation
- Editorial ops that should not start from zero each Monday
Operator notes
- This is currently a prompt-driven workflow pattern, not a packaged local or external bundle.