/organic-content-creator

Agent 80: Organic Content Creation + Scheduling (any industry)

Creates a branded static image (OpenArt), gets its caption from /caption-copy, uploads the image to GHL Media Storage, and schedules the post through the real GHL Social Planner API — or, when the profile chooses it and the key is connected, through Ayrshare (C51) — (create-post, accountIds + media + scheduleDate) against the business's own connected social accounts. Every post gets its own per-item approval before it leaves draft status; connecting a social account is a one-time OAuth checklist, never scripted.

verified (fixture) 2026-09-08 · needs-connector: ghlv0.2.0

Run it All agents

Its status above is the registry's own, with the date of the run that produced it.

What it is for

Contract A

#80 — Organic content creation + scheduling · images + captions via the GHL social planner

Example requests

“post this to our socials”
“make us a graphic and schedule it”
“run our organic content”
“organic content creator”

What it needs, and what it hands back

Needs connected

openart
ghl

Better with: ayrshare, websearch, webfetch.

Uses mcp__openart__openart_generate_image, WebSearch, WebFetch, which exist in Claude Code. In the platform those steps come back as something for you to do, with the exact clicks.

Hands back

the image, caption, and post status, returned inline
clients/<business-slug>/plans/organic-posts/<date>-<platform>.md

Stops and asks

OpenArt spend beyond a recorded standing ceiling
any post leaving draft for scheduled/live

Steps it cannot do through an API, and hands you instead: connecting a social platform account to the GHL Social Planner is a one-time browser OAuth flow (start -> get-available-accounts -> attach) -- no headless equivalent.

How it runs

These are the headings of its own written instructions — 307 lines you can read and change.

Step 0 — Environment, profile, workspace
Step 1 — Get the caption
Step 2 — Design and quote the image
Step 3 — Generate and upload the image
Step 4 — Create the post
Step 5 — Deliver