missinglinkz
Campaign link builder and pre-launch validator for AI agents. Build UTM-tracked links, validate destinations, and inspect landing pages for social sharing readiness (OG tags, Twitter Cards, viewport, canonical, favicons). The mlz preflight command does everything in one call and returns a go/no-go report.
Install via CLI (Recommended)
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/andrewlamamills-tech/missinglinkzWhat This Skill Does
MissingLinkz is a specialized campaign management tool designed to standardize URL tracking for AI agents. By enforcing strict naming conventions and maintaining a centralized campaign taxonomy, it eliminates the common issue of fragmented, inconsistent UTM parameters. This tool serves as the authoritative layer between an AI's content generation and its analytics platform, ensuring that every link produced is trackable, validated, and categorized. Whether you are running complex A/B tests or simple email campaigns, MissingLinkz ensures data integrity at the source.
Installation
To integrate this skill into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal:
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/andrewlamamills-tech/missinglinkz
Once installed, you can enable advanced features like cloud storage and taxonomy synchronization by setting your API key:
export MLZ_API_KEY=your_api_key
If you prefer local-only operation, no key is required, and the tool will function in an offline, stateless capacity.
Use Cases
MissingLinkz is ideal for marketing automation agents that need to produce high-volume content. Primary use cases include:
- Automated Social Media Scheduling: Ensuring every tweet or post uses standardized source and medium parameters for Google Analytics.
- Email Marketing Orchestration: Generating dynamic links for segmented newsletters while maintaining a strict campaign hierarchy.
- Performance Monitoring: Preventing broken links by using the
mlz checkutility before links go live. - Taxonomy Auditing: Using
mlz campaigns listto ensure all AI-generated content adheres to current marketing naming protocols.
Example Prompts
- "Generate a tracked landing page link for our Q3 webinar. Use 'spring-launch-2026' as the campaign, set source to 'linkedin', medium to 'social', and include the variant 'header-banner'."
- "Check the destination URL https://example.com/promo to make sure it's valid and secure before I distribute this link in the newsletter."
- "What are the recommended naming conventions for my email campaigns? Please list existing campaign structures so I can remain consistent."
Tips & Limitations
- Validate Early: Always use the
--validateflag when building links to confirm your destination URL exists and is responsive. - Local vs. API: Remember that without an API key, you lose the ability to store historical link data. Use
mlz auth registerto unlock full team collaboration. - MCP Usage: If you are using an agent that supports MCP, run
mlz mcpto allow the agent to interact directly with the MissingLinkz tools without manually spawning sub-processes. - Scope: Note that while this tool validates URLs, it does not rewrite or shorten third-party links that you do not own. Always ensure you have the proper redirects configured on your origin server.
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{
"plugins": {
"official-andrewlamamills-tech-missinglinkz": {
"enabled": true,
"auto_update": true
}
}
}Tags(AI)
Flags: external-api