rillet

What This Skill Does

The Rillet skill for OpenClaw provides a powerful bridge between your AI agent and the Rillet SaaS platform, a comprehensive toolset for social media marketing automation. By integrating this skill, your OpenClaw agent gains the ability to programmatically interact with your social media marketing data, including organizations, pipelines, projects, users, and filters. The skill leverages the Membrane CLI framework, which abstracts away complex authentication protocols, credential management, and API session handling, allowing you to focus on high-level orchestration of your marketing workflows. Whether you need to retrieve specific campaign metrics, organize project pipelines, or manage access for team members, this skill acts as a direct interface to the Rillet ecosystem.

Installation

To begin using the Rillet skill, you must first have the Membrane CLI installed globally. Execute npm install -g @membranehq/cli in your terminal. Once installed, authenticate your environment by running membrane login --tenant. If you are working in a headless server environment, follow the CLI prompts to exchange the provided URL for a completion code. After authentication, install the skill directly into your OpenClaw environment using the command: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/gora050/rillet. After installation, identify the Rillet connector using membrane search rillet --elementType=connector --json and initiate the connection by running membrane connect --connectorId=CONNECTOR_ID. Ensure you verify your configuration by listing connections with membrane connection list to confirm that the Rillet integration is active and correctly associated with your workspace.

Use Cases

The Rillet skill is ideal for social media managers and marketing teams looking to automate repetitive administrative tasks. You can use it to sync project statuses across platforms, automatically onboard new users to specific pipelines, filter large datasets of engagement metrics, and trigger reporting workflows based on project completion. It is especially useful for maintaining data consistency across different marketing projects without needing to manually log into the Rillet web interface for every minor update.

Example Prompts

1. "List all active projects in my Rillet account and identify which ones are currently stuck in the review pipeline."
2. "Add a new user named 'Jane Doe' to the marketing team project with access level editor."
3. "Fetch all filters associated with my primary social media pipeline and summarize the currently active campaigns."

Tips & Limitations

Always check for existing connections before creating a new one to avoid cluttering your environment. If you are unsure of the exact parameters required for an operation, use membrane action list --intent=QUERY to inspect the schema of available actions. Note that this skill is dependent on your Rillet account permissions; if your API token lacks administrative scope, you may not be able to modify user roles or pipeline configurations. Always handle data retrieved from the API with care, particularly when processing PII (Personally Identifiable Information) related to your Rillet team members.