How It Works
Instead of writing code, you describe what you want in plain English to your OpenClaw bot: You: “Find upbeat music for a 30-second Instagram Reel about travel and download it” OpenClaw:- Searches Trackyard using the Trackyard skill
- Presents results
- Downloads the track when you confirm
- Saves it to your specified location
Trackyard Skill vs. Direct API
- Trackyard Skill (No-Code)
- Direct API (Programmatic)
Best for: Non-technical users, automated workflows, batch operationsHow it works:
- Talk to OpenClaw in plain English
- The skill calls the Trackyard API for you
- Automate complex workflows (video generation + music + uploading)
What You Can Do With the Trackyard Skill
Search by natural language
Search by natural language
Example:“Find me chill lo-fi music for a coding stream”What happens: OpenClaw searches Trackyard and presents relevant tracks.
Download with smart trimming
Download with smart trimming
Example:“Download that second track as a 30-second clip”What happens: OpenClaw downloads a smart-trimmed 30-second segment.
Automate video workflows
Automate video workflows
Example:“Create 5 travel videos with relevant music and upload to Google Drive”What happens: OpenClaw handles the entire pipeline — video generation, music search, downloading, merging, and uploading.
Schedule recurring tasks
Schedule recurring tasks
Example:“Every Monday, create 3 product demo videos with upbeat music”What happens: OpenClaw runs the workflow automatically on schedule.
OpenClaw vs. MCP
Both let you use Trackyard without code, but they work differently:Next Steps
Installation
Install the Trackyard skill for OpenClaw
Example Workflows
See real-world workflow examples
MCP Server
Or use Trackyard with Claude/Cursor via MCP
API Reference
Or use the REST API directly