Monday starts with a blank composer and eleven open tabs. OpenQuok replaces those tabs with one open-source Content OS where social scheduling and directory launch share a workspace, a media library, and a review queue. You connect the accounts once: Facebook Page, Threads, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, YouTube, TikTok, Dev.to, Bluesky, Reddit, Skool. Then the week takes shape on a calendar you can drag around. A post begins in Global mode, one caption for everywhere. Unlock a channel and that network gets its own words, its own media, its own settings, with a preview that shows exactly what its audience will see. Drafts wait on the kanban board until a person signs off. Clients comment through preview links, and nothing reaches a live channel before that approval, no matter which tool drafted it. Agents queue drafts through MCP, the CLI, or the public API, and playbooks repeat the campaigns that worked last month. When launch day comes, the other half of the workspace opens. Your product profile already holds the copy, the readiness check names the missing fields, and each directory submission and live URL is tracked beside the posts announcing it. Separate workspaces keep separate brands honest, each with its own teammates, timezone, templates, and tags. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. AGPL-3.0 licensed.