ArkClaw · BytePlus
Run your content pipeline from saved ideas to published drafts
A Chinese content creator connected ArkClaw to Feishu and built a content hub: ideas forwarded from Douyin and Xiaohongshu go into an inspiration table, become topics and outlines, get drafted in cloud docs and end up archived in a public knowledge base.
What they did
He paired ArkClaw with a Feishu bot, loaded his existing role and SOP files, and had it create an inspiration table in Feishu Bitable. He installed a Douyin skill to turn videos into text. Now he forwards posts he likes, asks for topic picks from the library, gets an outline and a cloud doc to write in, edits by hand, and the agent files the final piece into the right category.
How it went
The poster says saved ideas no longer sit unused and now keep moving toward published pieces. He reports no numbers.
Worth knowing
Setup took several rounds: some config files were blocked by a security policy, Feishu permissions had to be granted repeatedly at first, and the agent needed memory updates to stay stable.
Try it with ArkClaw
Create a table called Ideas in <your Feishu or Lark Base> with fields for link, platform, summary and status. When I forward a post, save it there with a one-line summary. When I ask for topics, suggest <number> from the table, then write an outline in a new doc, link it back to the row, and move the finished piece to <your knowledge base folder>.
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