From the dashboard
Open the agent chat, describe what happened, approve the drafts. No setup beyond connecting your accounts.
AI social media managerAI auto-posting · 7 networks
An AI posting tool that actually posts
Most “AI social media tools” stop at a draft you still have to copy into seven apps. This one writes the post per network, checks the limits, schedules it and publishes to your real accounts — then shows you the live link.
LinkedIn · X · Instagram · Facebook · Threads · Bluesky · YouTube Shorts
Post #4821 · 4 profiles
3 live · 1 retrying- PublishedLinkedIn · Company page1,412 chars · image attached
- PublishedX · @yourhandle241/280 chars
- PublishedBluesky · you.bsky.social288/300 graphemes
- RetryingInstagram · @yourbrandmedia aspect ratio fixed by agent
How AI posting works
From one sentence to seven live posts
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Give it the input
A sentence, a link, a changelog, a transcript. Type it in the dashboard chat, say it to Claude or ChatGPT, or send it from your own code over the API.
- 02
AI writes one post per network
A 280-character version for X, a longer narrative for LinkedIn, a caption for Instagram, a 300-grapheme Bluesky post. It reads your brand kit first so the voice is yours.
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Pre-flight checks every target
Character limits, missing media on networks that require it, disconnected profiles and the credit cost are checked before anything is queued. You see the verdict, then approve.
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It posts on schedule and retries
Each profile publishes independently with its own status and live URL. If one delivery fails, only that profile is retried — the rest stay live.
Not another scheduler
Posting AI vs. a scheduler vs. a post generator
A scheduler needs you to write. A generator needs you to paste. A posting AI does both ends and the delivery in between.
| Capability | Scheduler | Post generator | PostMCP posting AI |
|---|---|---|---|
| Writes the post for you | |||
| Different copy per network from one idea | |||
| Publishes to your real accounts | |||
| Schedules a week or a month in one pass | manual | ||
| Checks limits before queueing | some | ||
| Retries a failed profile on its own | some | ||
| Driven by Claude, ChatGPT or your code | |||
| Asks before anything goes live | n/a | n/a |
Seven networks, native rules
The AI knows each network’s limits so you don’t have to
Profiles and company pages, 3,000 characters, native image upload.
X (Twitter)
280-character pre-flight, video up to 2m20s.
Posts and Reels; media is required and checked first.
Text and photo posts to every Page you manage.
Threads
Async container publishing handled in one call.
Bluesky
300 graphemes, app-password auth, image blobs.
YouTube Shorts
Vertical video up to 3 minutes, title from the first line.
All seven sit on one content calendar with drag-to-reschedule and per-profile status.
Three ways in
Post from wherever the idea happens
From Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor
PostMCP is an open-source MCP server, so the assistant you already use gets 16 posting tools. Ask it to post and it does.
Social media MCP serverFrom your own code
One REST endpoint covers all seven networks. Post from a CI pipeline on every release, or from a webhook when a blog goes live.
Social media APIAutomatic, not unsupervised
Auto-posting with a brake pedal
Reading the queue and checking account health run freely. Anything that publishes, edits or deletes waits for a yes. Accounts connect through each network’s official OAuth, tokens are encrypted at rest, and the AI never sees a password.
Timezone-correct slots
Per-profile retries
Pre-flight limit checks
Approval on every publish
AI posting, the questions people actually ask
- Can AI post to social media for me automatically?
- Yes. PostMCP’s AI writes a version of your post for each network, checks it against that network’s limits, and publishes it to your connected accounts on the schedule you set. The one thing it does not do automatically is skip your approval — every publish surfaces as a yes/no before it goes out, so “automatic” never means “unsupervised”.
- Is AI auto-posting allowed by LinkedIn, X and Instagram?
- Posting through each network’s official API is allowed, and that is what PostMCP does — every account connects through the platform’s own OAuth sign-in, and posts go out through the same endpoints Buffer or Hootsuite use. What networks penalise is behaviour, not authorship: identical copy spammed across accounts, link-heavy filler, unnatural volume. Per-network copy and a sane cadence keep you well clear of that.
- Does it post the same text everywhere?
- No, and that is the main difference from a plain cross-poster. From one idea it writes a LinkedIn narrative, a 280-character X post, an Instagram caption, a Threads hook and a Bluesky version that fits 300 graphemes. You can edit any of them before approving.
- What happens if a post fails on one network?
- Each profile is its own delivery with its own status. If Instagram rejects the media while LinkedIn and X succeed, the two successes stay live and only the Instagram delivery shows as failed with the upstream error. The AI can read that error, fix the cause and retry just that profile.
- Can it schedule a whole week or month of posts?
- Yes. Ask for five posts across the next seven days from a piece of source material and it lays them out on the content calendar with sensible spacing in your audience’s timezone. Over the API, up to 20 operations can be batched into one call, so a month can be queued in one approval.
- How much does AI posting cost?
- Two meters: AI tokens for the writing and image generation, and publishing credits for deliveries — one credit per profile, five for X, plus a surcharge on posts containing a link. The free plan includes 100k AI tokens and 20 credits a month with no card, which is enough to see whether the workflow fits before paying.