What is Paperclip?
Paperclip is an open-source orchestration framework for building "zero-human companies" by hiring and managing teams of AI agents. Instead of relying on a single AI to do everything, Paperclip lets you define specialized agents that work together in a pipeline.
For Skool community management, this means you can have a content creator agent that generates posts, a reviewer agent that checks quality and brand voice, and a publisher agent that schedules approved content to your community. Each agent is an expert in its role.
Combined with StickyHive's stickyhive CLI, Paperclip agents can directly interact with your Skool community — listing spaces, scheduling posts, managing workflows, and running DM sequences.
Why Multi-Agent for Skool?
A single AI can write posts. But a team of AI agents produces consistently higher quality content with better scheduling:
Specialized Content Creation
A dedicated content creator agent focuses solely on writing engaging Skool posts — question prompts, value posts, discussions, and announcements tuned to your community.
Quality Review Pipeline
A reviewer agent checks every post for brand voice, engagement potential, and community guidelines before it gets scheduled. Catches issues a single agent misses.
Intelligent Scheduling
A publisher agent analyzes your content calendar, finds optimal time slots, and schedules posts with proper spacing — maximizing engagement across the week.
Parallel Execution
Paperclip runs agents in parallel where possible. Your content creator works on next week while your publisher schedules this week's approved posts simultaneously.
Workflow Orchestration
Coordinate DM sequences, onboarding flows, and engagement campaigns across multiple agents — each handling their domain expertise autonomously.
Continuous Improvement
Each agent learns from results. The reviewer adapts quality standards based on which posts drive engagement. The creator adjusts tone and topics accordingly.
How It Works
Install stickyhive CLI
Install the StickyHive CLI and configure your API key. This gives Paperclip agents access to your Skool communities.
Define Your Pipeline
Create a paperclip.yaml that defines your agent roles, their capabilities, and how they coordinate in a pipeline.
Configure Agent Skills
Add the stickyhive SKILL.md to each agent that needs Skool access. Define which commands each agent can use.
Run the Pipeline
Trigger your pipeline manually or on a schedule. Watch your AI team create, review, and publish content autonomously.
# Install the stickyhive CLI globally npm install -g stickyhive # Set your StickyHive API key export STICKYHIVE_API_KEY=hm_live_your_key_here # Or add the skill to your Paperclip agents npx skills add stickyhive/stickyhive-agent
name: skool-content-team description: Multi-agent pipeline for Skool community content schedule: "0 18 * * 0" # Every Sunday at 6pm agents: content_creator: role: "Community Content Strategist" goal: "Generate engaging posts for the Skool community" skills: ["stickyhive/stickyhive-agent"] instructions: | Generate 5 posts for next week. Mix formats: - 2 engagement questions - 2 value/teaching posts - 1 discussion/debate starter Check existing calendar with posts:list first. reviewer: role: "Content Quality Reviewer" goal: "Ensure posts match brand voice and drive engagement" instructions: | Review each post for: - Brand voice consistency - Engagement potential (clear CTA?) - Appropriate length (not too long) - No controversial/off-brand content Approve, request revision, or reject each post. publisher: role: "Scheduling & Publishing Manager" goal: "Schedule approved posts at optimal times" skills: ["stickyhive/stickyhive-agent"] instructions: | Schedule approved posts using posts:bulk-schedule. Space posts evenly Mon-Fri at 9am. Avoid conflicts with existing scheduled content. Pin any announcement-type posts. pipeline: - agent: content_creator output: draft_posts - agent: reviewer input: draft_posts output: approved_posts - agent: publisher input: approved_posts output: scheduled_confirmation
# StickyHive Skool Manager You are part of a multi-agent team managing a Skool community via StickyHive. ## Available Commands - `stickyhive communities:list` — List connected communities - `stickyhive posts:create` — Create and schedule a post - `stickyhive posts:list` — View scheduled posts - `stickyhive posts:bulk-schedule` — Schedule multiple posts at once - `stickyhive posts:reschedule` — Move a post to a new time - `stickyhive posts:publish` — Publish immediately - `stickyhive workflows:create` — Create an automation workflow - `stickyhive workflows:toggle` — Enable/disable a workflow - `stickyhive workflows:run` — Trigger a workflow manually - `stickyhive workflows:registry` — List available triggers/actions - `stickyhive sequences:create` — Build a DM sequence - `stickyhive sequences:enroll` — Add members to a sequence - `stickyhive sequences:step-types` — List available step types - `stickyhive spaces:list` — List community spaces ## Agent Coordination - Pass structured data between pipeline stages - Content creator: output JSON array of draft posts - Reviewer: output approved posts with status flags - Publisher: execute scheduling and confirm results
Multi-Agent Pipeline in Action
Watch how three specialized agents coordinate to produce a week of Skool content:
Pipeline Execution: Weekly Content Plan
posts:list. Found 3 open slots: Tue, Thu, Fri. Generated 3 draft posts:• "What's your morning routine?" (engagement)
• "3 frameworks for growing your community" (value)
• "Hot take: quality > quantity for community posts" (debate)
• Post 1: ✓ Approved — great engagement hook
• Post 2: ✓ Approved — added stronger CTA at end
• Post 3: ⚠ Revised — softened "hot take" framing to be more inclusive
posts:bulk-schedule:• Tue 9:00 AM — "What's your morning routine?"
• Thu 9:00 AM — "3 frameworks for growing..." (pinned)
• Fri 9:00 AM — "Friendly debate: quality vs quantity..."
All confirmed. Next run: Sunday 6pm.
Command Reference
The stickyhive CLI commands available to Paperclip agents for managing your Skool community:
| Command | Description | Typical Agent |
|---|---|---|
communities:list |
List all connected Skool communities | Creator, Publisher |
posts:create |
Create and schedule a new post | Publisher |
posts:list |
View upcoming scheduled posts | Creator, Publisher |
posts:bulk-schedule |
Schedule multiple posts at once | Publisher |
workflows:create |
Create an automation workflow | Orchestrator |
workflows:toggle |
Enable or disable a workflow | Orchestrator |
workflows:run |
Trigger a workflow manually | Orchestrator |
sequences:create |
Build a multi-step DM sequence | Onboarding Agent |
sequences:enroll |
Add members to a DM sequence | Onboarding Agent |
spaces:list |
List available community spaces | Creator, Publisher |
posts:reschedule |
Move a post to a different time | Publisher |
posts:publish |
Publish a scheduled post immediately | Publisher |
workflows:registry |
List available triggers and actions | Orchestrator |
sequences:step-types |
List step types for sequences | Onboarding Agent |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Paperclip?
Paperclip is an open-source orchestration framework for building "zero-human companies" by hiring and managing teams of AI agents. Each agent has a specific role and they coordinate through defined pipelines to complete complex tasks autonomously — like a content team that runs 24/7 without human intervention.
How does multi-agent work for Skool?
With Paperclip + StickyHive, you define a pipeline of agents: a content_creator generates posts, a reviewer checks quality and brand voice, and a publisher schedules approved content to your Skool community. Each agent specializes in its role, producing higher quality output than a single agent working alone.
Why use multiple agents instead of one?
Multi-agent systems produce better results because each agent specializes. A content creator focuses on engagement and value. A reviewer catches tone issues and ensures brand consistency. A publisher handles scheduling optimization. The pipeline mimics a real content team — but runs autonomously around the clock.
Can Paperclip run Skool workflows automatically?
Yes. Paperclip pipelines can trigger on schedules (like every Sunday for weekly content planning) or on events. Combined with StickyHive's workflow and sequence tools, you can build fully autonomous community management systems that handle content, onboarding, and engagement without manual intervention.
Is Paperclip open-source?
Yes. Paperclip is an open-source framework. You can self-host the orchestration layer and define your own agent pipelines. StickyHive provides the Skool connectivity layer (via the stickyhive CLI) that Paperclip agents use to interact with your community.