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Control your BlackOps Center sites from Clawdbot

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BlackOps Center Skill

Control your BlackOps Center sites from Clawdbot. Create, publish, and manage blog posts via API.

Setup

  1. Generate an API token in BlackOps Center:

    • Go to Settings → Browser Extension
    • Copy your Personal Access Token
  2. Configure the skill:

    cd ~/.clawdbot/skills/blackops-center
    cp config.example.yaml config.yaml
    # Edit config.yaml and paste your token
    

Configuration

Create config.yaml:

api_token: "your-token-here"
base_url: "https://blackopscenter.com"  # or your custom domain

Available Commands

All commands use the blackops-center CLI wrapper.

List Sites

Show all sites you have access to:

blackops-center list-sites

Returns JSON with your sites and which one is active for this token.

List Posts

List posts for your site:

# List all posts
blackops-center list-posts

# List only published posts
blackops-center list-posts --status published

# List only drafts
blackops-center list-posts --status draft

# Limit results
blackops-center list-posts --limit 10

Get a Post

Get full details of a specific post:

blackops-center get-post <post-id>

Create a Post

Create a new draft post:

blackops-center create-post \
  --title "My Post Title" \
  --content "Post content in markdown" \
  --excerpt "Optional excerpt" \
  --tags "tag1,tag2,tag3"

All posts are created as drafts by default.

Update a Post

Update an existing post:

# Update title
blackops-center update-post <post-id> --title "New Title"

# Update content
blackops-center update-post <post-id> --content "New content"

# Publish a draft
blackops-center update-post <post-id> --status published

# Unpublish (back to draft)
blackops-center update-post <post-id> --status draft

You can combine multiple flags to update multiple fields at once.

Delete a Post

blackops-center delete-post <post-id>

Usage from Clawdbot

When you invoke this skill from a Clawdbot session, you can use natural language:

User: "Create a blog post about AI agents titled 'The Future of Automation'"

Assistant will:

  1. Extract title and content from your message
  2. Run blackops-center create-post --title "..." --content "..."
  3. Return the post ID and preview URL

User: "Publish post abc123"

Assistant will:

  1. Run blackops-center update-post abc123 --status published
  2. Confirm publication and provide the live URL

User: "Show me my recent draft posts"

Assistant will:

  1. Run blackops-center list-posts --status draft --limit 10
  2. Format the results in a readable way

API Details

This skill uses the BlackOps Center Extension API (/api/ext/*):

  • GET /api/ext/sites - List sites
  • GET /api/ext/posts - List posts
  • POST /api/ext/posts - Create post
  • GET /api/ext/posts/:id - Get post
  • PUT /api/ext/posts/:id - Update post
  • DELETE /api/ext/posts/:id - Delete post

All requests require Authorization: Bearer <token> header.

Error Handling

  • 401 Unauthorized: Token is invalid or revoked. Generate a new token in BlackOps Center.
  • 404 Site not found: The domain associated with your token doesn't exist.
  • 404 Post not found: Post ID doesn't exist or belongs to a different site.
  • 400 Bad Request: Missing required fields (e.g., title, content for create).

Examples

Create and publish workflow

# Create draft
POST_ID=$(blackops-center create-post \
  --title "My Post" \
  --content "# My Post\n\nGreat content here." | jq -r '.post.id')

# Review, edit if needed...

# Publish when ready
blackops-center update-post "$POST_ID" --status published

Bulk operations

# Get all draft posts
DRAFTS=$(blackops-center list-posts --status draft)

# Publish all drafts (careful!)
echo "$DRAFTS" | jq -r '.posts[].id' | while read id; do
  blackops-center update-post "$id" --status published
done

Troubleshooting

"Unauthorized" error:

  • Verify your token in config.yaml
  • Check token hasn't been revoked in BlackOps Center
  • Generate a new token if needed

"Site not found":

  • Each token is tied to a specific site domain
  • If you need to manage multiple sites, generate separate tokens for each

Command not found:

  • Make sure bin/ is executable: chmod +x ~/.clawdbot/skills/blackops-center/bin/*
  • Skill should be installed via ClawdHub or symlinked to ~/.clawdbot/skills/

Development

Test the API directly with curl:

curl -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_TOKEN" \
  https://blackopscenter.com/api/ext/posts

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