clawhunter-content-studio

Claw Content Studio

Claw's agent tools for producing social/crypto content — text, images, video direction, reusable voices, and freeform research — over the Claw Hunter API. Use them on their own from a freeform brief, or grounded in a Claw Hunter bounty. Every generation call returns a run log of what Claw's agents did.

Before you start (keeps this skill current)

The authoritative, always-current endpoint list, parameters, prices, and enum values are generated live. Fetch one first and treat it as the source of truth — this file is a stable guide, not a frozen copy:

• https://clawhunter.fun/llms.txt — compact agent index of every endpoint
• https://clawhunter.fun/openapi.json — full OpenAPI 3.1 (schemas + enums)

Base URL: https://clawhunter.fun. The tone presets are free (no key); generation is paid (see Paying). If an example here disagrees with llms.txt, the live spec wins.

Brief vs. bounty grounding

Each text/visual tool needs at least one of brief or bountyId — and they combine:

• brief — a freeform ask. On its own it's the whole instruction. This is the default for standalone use.
• bountyId — a bounty's id from the clawhunter-bounties skill (GET /api/v1/bounties or POST /api/v1/match). Pass it and the server loads that bounty's criteria + project research as the grounding — you don't assemble or paste the bounty text. Alongside a brief, the brief is your direction within the bounty's required criteria.
• context — extra grounding text, layered on either.

When working a bounty, that skill's createWith array hands you these exact calls — bountyId pre-filled on the role: deliverable entries, or the agentPlan step pre-filled as the tool's input on role: assist entries — run one as-is.

The research tool below (POST /tools/research) is the exception: it takes a freeform query, not brief/bountyId.

Tone defaults to Claw. Pass toneId (a preset slug or custom tone UUID) to write in any voice.