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@betaform/paperclaw-dashboard

v2.6.8

Published

Paperclip dashboard plugin for betaform.io — CEO overview of documents, leads, and agents

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Readme

@betaform/paperclaw-dashboard

Paperclip plugin: executive control panel for betaform.io — Social Media Queue, Lead Pipeline, Agent Status, Analytics.

Setup

npm install
npm run build

Install into a running Paperclip instance:

paperclipai plugin install ./ --api-base https://paperclip.betaform.io

Environment Variables

Configure these in Coolify (or your deployment environment):

| Variable | Required | Description | |---|---|---| | OPENAI_API_KEY | for image generation | Used by the "Bild neu generieren" action (gpt-image-1) | | HOT_LEAD_WEBHOOK_URL | optional | POST webhook fired when an issue title matches 🔴 or HOT LEAD | | BUFFER_ACCESS_TOKEN | for Buffer publishing | OAuth token for the Buffer API | | BUFFER_LINKEDIN_PERSONAL_ID | for Buffer publishing | Buffer profile ID for LinkedIn Personal | | BUFFER_LINKEDIN_COMPANY_ID | for Buffer publishing | Buffer profile ID for LinkedIn Company | | BUFFER_INSTAGRAM_ID | for Buffer publishing | Buffer profile ID for Instagram |

Features degrade gracefully when variables are missing — no crashes, just silent no-ops.

Modules

| Tab | Description | |---|---| | Social Media | Queue of [LinkedIn …] / [Instagram] issues; one-click approve (→ done) + image regeneration | | Lead Pipeline | Issues with label lead, split into Cold / Warm / Hot; HOT leads show cal.betaform.io booking link | | Agents | Agent heartbeat, current issue, monthly spend vs. budget | | Analytics | Lead funnel, social media stats, agent efficiency, budget overview | | Dokumente | Issue documents with type/agent/date filters |

Worker

  • bf-dashboard — loads issues + agents, builds all tab data in one shot
  • bf-analytics — deeper funnel + efficiency metrics; shares a 30s issue cache with bf-dashboard
  • approve-post action — sets issue status to done, triggers Buffer publish via event
  • generate-post-image action — calls OpenAI gpt-image-1, upserts result as issue document

Development

npm run build       # esbuild bundles (minified)
npm run typecheck   # tsc --noEmit

CI runs typecheck + build on every push via GitHub Actions.