I Built an AI Content Machine with OpenClaw and MCP — Here's My Actual Config and Where It Broke

I'm a solo founder running an AI agency in Berlin. No team. Just me, some cron jobs, and a lot of duct tape. This post is the technical breakdown of how I automated my entire content operation: 150+ blog posts in 4 languages, 23 cron jobs, and an SEO monitoring system that caught keyword stuffing on 24 pages on a recent run while I was still making coffee. Not a thought piece. Actual code, actual configs, actual failures. If you're building with AI agents, maybe this saves you a few weeks. TL;DR: Built a fully automated content pipeline using OpenClaw (agent runner) + MCP (tool protocol) + Claude (reasoning) + Convex (DB/memory) 23 cron jobs handle everything from overnight SEO audits to social engagement to visual content generation Total cost: ~€300/month. The failures taught me more than the wins. Scope & Honesty Check Before the big numbers: here's what's automated vs what isn't. Automated: blog drafting, translation (4 languages), hero image generation, publishing, social distribu