MCP is the connection layer
Postly MCP gives AI clients a structured way to call approved Postly tools without exposing social account credentials inside prompts.
Postly MCP is the main entry point for AI-powered social operations. It connects ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Windsurf, OpenRouter, and custom clients to Postly agents that create, schedule, publish, analyze, validate, and optimize content.
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MCP tools
Postly MCP gives AI clients a structured way to call approved Postly tools without exposing social account credentials inside prompts.
Agents use those tools to plan campaigns, create drafts, upload media, validate channels, schedule posts, and analyze results.
Permissions, workspaces, channels, activity history, validation, and publishing controls remain inside Postly.
How the system fits
Start at MCP when you want to connect an AI client to Postly. Move into AI Agents when you want named assistants, saved workflows, templates, governance, and reusable execution patterns.
Video demos
The original MCP demo videos remain here: connect Postly MCP to ChatGPT, then use ChatGPT with Postly MCP to publish to LinkedIn.
Connect ChatGPT to Postly, and publish across all your channels.
Open demo on YouTubeConnect Claude to Postly, and publish across all your channels.
Open demo on YouTubeAI agent entry points
Each agent page explains how that AI client works with Postly for content, promotions, scheduling, analytics, media, and governance.
Brainstorm, draft, schedule, report, and refine campaigns from ChatGPT with Postly as the secure execution layer.
Turn briefs, research, and long-form content into approved social campaigns, analytics reports, and saved workflows.
Use Gemini for content planning, multimodal campaign ideas, publishing validation, and channel performance summaries.
Connect developer-led launch, changelog, docs, and product workflows to Postly publishing and analytics.
Route model outputs into one governed Postly workflow for drafts, schedules, validation, analytics, and reports.
Explore OpenClaw, Hermes, Cabinet, NanoClaw, and the wider Postly AI Agents ecosystem.
MCP capabilities
These are the MCP capabilities that make Postly useful inside AI clients: integrations, custom clients, publishing, analytics, media, and cross-platform execution.
Connect ChatGPT to Postly so conversations can create drafts, prepare campaigns, retrieve analytics, and trigger approved publishing workflows.
Use Claude with Postly MCP to plan content, generate posts, review performance, manage schedules, and support publishing workflows.
Turn Gemini into a Postly-connected publishing assistant for content creation, scheduling, campaign support, and analytics review.
Connect any MCP-compatible assistant, agent, IDE, or multi-agent system to Postly with secure workspace-aware access.
Create drafts, validate content, queue posts, schedule campaigns, publish approved content, and manage multi-platform workflows through MCP.
Publish and manage content across social, blog, email, newsletter, and business profile channels from one MCP-connected workflow.
Retrieve account analytics, post performance, engagement metrics, publishing activity, delivery reports, and campaign insights directly inside AI workflows.
Upload, import, manage, and attach images, videos, documents, and publishing assets from connected AI assistants.
Manage campaign briefs, labels, approvals, publishing targets, scheduled content, and workflow status across connected channels.
Agent tools
Agents can discover workspaces, manage posts, upload media, validate channels, inspect activity, use workflow templates, and keep access scoped.
Connect ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Windsurf, OpenRouter, OpenClaw, Hermes, Cabinet, NanoClaw, and other MCP-compatible AI platforms to your Postly workspace. Manage connections, permissions, access, and activity from a centralized AI Agents dashboard.
Enable AI agents to create drafts, schedule posts, publish content, update existing posts, manage queues, organize publishing calendars, and execute publishing workflows across connected channels.
Allow AI agents to create, edit, review, validate, duplicate, schedule, publish, monitor, archive, and delete posts directly through Postly while maintaining workspace permissions and publishing controls.
Give AI agents access to account analytics, post analytics, engagement metrics, audience insights, publishing performance, growth metrics, campaign reporting, and historical performance data across connected channels.
Allow connected AI agents to discover organizations, workspaces, social accounts, newsletters, publishing destinations, channels, and other resources available within your Postly environment.
Allow AI agents to upload media assets, attach images and videos to posts, validate media requirements, organize content assets, and prepare media-rich content for publishing.
Allow AI agents to review publishing history, delivery status, scheduling activity, publishing outcomes, campaign performance, failed deliveries, and content lifecycle events.
Enable AI agents to validate content against platform requirements, media constraints, character limits, publishing rules, channel requirements, and destination-specific publishing guidelines before content is published.
Monitor recent actions performed by connected AI agents including publishing requests, analytics retrieval, media uploads, workflow execution, content reviews, and workspace activity.
What teams do with it
MCP gives the AI assistant the tools. Postly agents turn those tool calls into draft creation, campaign execution, reporting, and repeatable workflows.
Trust and governance
The best agent workflow is fast, visible, and governed. Postly keeps social operations grounded in workspace permissions, validation, activity, and review.
Agents only work with the organizations, workspaces, channels, media, analytics, and actions that a user authorizes.
Postly checks character limits, media constraints, channel requirements, account readiness, and destination rules before publish.
Teams can see what agents connected to, what they requested, what was scheduled, and what still needs review.
Postly manages the connection to social platforms, newsletters, media, and analytics so agents use approved tools instead.
Setup
Use the Postly dashboard to connect agents, manage permissions, and launch workflows. Developer teams can also use the MCP repository for deeper integration work.
MCP connection shape
{
"mcpServers": {
"postly": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["postly-mcp"],
"env": {
"POSTLY_API_KEY": "your_secure_postly_key"
}
}
}
}Next steps
Use this page as the parent entry point, then move to the AI Agents hub when you want agent-specific pages, workflow templates, saved playbooks, and publishing operations.
Use the clean MCP route for the connection layer and platform overview.
Browse ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Windsurf, OpenRouter, OpenClaw, Hermes, Cabinet, and NanoClaw.
Review API options for custom automation and developer workflows.
Open the public repository for setup notes, examples, and implementation details.