Add posteora.com/mcp as a connector in Claude or ChatGPT, or add it to Claude Code with one command.
Sign in with Posteora, click Allow, and the tools appear. Your assistant then writes in your trained voice,
shows the cost, and publishes or schedules to X, Bluesky, Mastodon, LinkedIn, Pinterest, TikTok and YouTube.
Free to start. Same credits and rules as the Studio. Revoke any assistant from your dashboard.
Your assistant
Posteora
Your networks
Set up
Connect a network.
One button per live network at Connections.
Bluesky takes an app password; X and LinkedIn are one OAuth hop. Until step 2 completes, the Connected via MCP list on your AI Assistants page stays empty.
Add Posteora to your assistant.
Pick your client. Each one signs in on the Posteora consent screen; nothing else to paste
unless the client only takes a static header.
Claude Code
One command, no API key
fastest
claude mcp add --transport http posteora https://posteora.com/mcp
Then type /mcp inside Claude Code, pick posteora and choose
Authenticate. Your browser opens the Posteora consent screen; sign in, click
Allow, and the tools appear. The sign-in link expires after a few minutes;
/mcp gives you a fresh one.
claude.ai and Claude Desktop
Custom connector
https://posteora.com/mcp
Add a custom connector with that URL, leave the credentials blank, and sign in with
Posteora on the consent screen. Click Allow and the tools appear in the chat.
ChatGPT
Connector in developer mode
https://posteora.com/mcp
Add that URL as a connector in developer mode. Sign in with Posteora if it is
offered; otherwise paste your API key from Account as the
Authorization header.
Meta Muse
One pasted message and your API key
Muse builds its own connector from one pasted message. A connector brief is published at
/muse/brief.txt.
The moment consent completes, the connection appears under Connected via MCP on your AI Assistants page, with the name of the client that signed in.
Clients that only take a static header (API key)
Find your key under Account. Regenerating it signs
every assistant out. The API key route is refused for admin accounts; signing in works for every account.
Assistants fail image and video posts when they insist on a public link. Paste these rules
once so yours uploads files straight to Posteora (POST /mcp/media) and passes the
returned media_id as media_ids.
Posteora media rules. When I attach an image or video that should go out with a post:
- Upload the file yourself, straight to Posteora: HTTP POST https://posteora.com/mcp/media with the same Authorization header you use for the Posteora MCP server (API key or the sign-in token) and the file as multipart form field "file". It returns a media_id. For images you can call the media.upload tool instead.
- Pass that media_id in media_ids when you call post.preview, then post.schedule or post.publish. It stays valid for as long as the post is queued.
- Never ask me for a public link, and never put my files on a third-party host (filebin, imgur and the like). Use media_url only when I give you a link that is already public.
- Limits: JPEG, PNG, WebP or GIF up to 5 MB; MP4 or MOV up to 100 MB (X takes video up to 140 seconds).
Remember these rules for every future Posteora post.
Say it in the chat.
One copy-ready message. It skips your Persona on purpose, so it never gambles on an untrained voice.
List my Posteora accounts, then preview and schedule this for tomorrow at 9am on X: Just connected Posteora to my assistant. First post straight from the chat.
Your assistant lists your accounts, previews fit and cost, then queues it. You see the question and the answer;
the calls in between look like this.
Example runscripted, not live data
You
Write a post about the launch in my voice and schedule it for Friday 9am on X and Bluesky.
›accounts.listX, Bluesky connectedfree
›voice.writepersona: Builder1 AI credit
›post.preview212 chars, fits X and BlueskyX allowance after: 19 link or 259 plain posts
›post.scheduleFri 09:00 queued
Assistant
Queued for Friday 09:00 on X and Bluesky. X allowance with it queued: 19 posts with links or 259 plain posts left. It is in your Studio calendar.
accounts.list → voice.write → post.preview → post.schedule · Example run
Tools
Twenty-one tools, the same code the Studio composer calls. Cost is shown beside each one, the way
post.preview shows it in the chat.
›accounts.listYour connected networks and their limitsfree
›connection.labelName this connection after its project, so you can tell it apart under Connected via MCPfree
›credits.getPlan, AI credits, free posts left this month and the X allowance meterfree
›voice.writeWrite a post or a reply in your trained voice (Persona), with safety warnings1 AI credit
›media.upload_linkA signed, single-use upload URL for a file on your disk, good for 15 minutes. The assistant curls the file to it, or hands you the link to drop the file on; either way the id comes back to attachfree
›media.uploadUpload a picture or video you gave the assistant: a picture up to 5 MB in one call, an MP4 or MOV up to 100 MB in parts of 5 MB. Scripts can POST to /mcp/media instead; both return an id to attachfree
›post.previewCharacter fit per network, the plan check and X allowance meter, link and bait warnings, TikTok readinessfree
›post.scheduleQueue a post, or a thread of 2 to 25 tweets sent as one item, for a time you choose. reply_to puts it under one of your own X postsat send, 1 per network, 1 per tweet
›post.publishPublish now to the chosen networks. Needs an idempotency key, so a retry never double-posts1 post credit per network13 for an X post with a link
›post.queueWhat is queued, and whenfree
›post.statusOutcome of a post: queued, published or failed, per networkfree
›post.cancelCancel a queued post before it sendsfree
›post.updateChange the text, time or networks of a queued post, with the Studio's own checksfree
›post.duplicateCopy any post into a new draft: same text, networks and mediafree
›media.listYour stored pictures and videos, with the ids to attachfree
›analytics.getPublished posts with stored impressions, views, likes, replies and reposts, read daily from every network that reports them, with totals per networkfree
›queue.importBring a queue over from Postiz, Buffer, Metricool or a spreadsheet: a dry run with every row and its warnings, then confirmfree
›radar.findTrend Radar: rising posts in your lane worth replying to right now3 AI credits, first 5 free, 15-min cache
›feeds.listThe RSS, Atom, YouTube or podcast feeds you follow, what each last picked up and any errorfree
›feeds.testFetch a feed now and show its last 3 items as they would post on each network, nothing savedfree
›feeds.addFollow a feed: new items become drafts for your approval, checked every hour. Posting without approval is off unless you ask for itfree, Pro and Studio
›feeds.removeStop following a feed; drafts it already made stay in the trayfree
Same rules as the web
Every tool calls the same code the Studio composer uses. Nothing is cheaper or looser through MCP.
Every X post draws on your monthly X allowance, a link post more so, and X downranks link posts. The assistant is told to warn you and to read you the meter.
TikTok posts need your explicit choices (who can view, comments, disclosure). The assistant must ask; it cannot guess.
The assistant may schedule at most two X posts per day. That cap is enforced on the server.
Replies under your own X posts go out through reply_to. Replies to other people's posts are drafted for you to post on X yourself.
Publishing requires an idempotency key, so a retrying assistant never double-posts.
Privacy
The server only acts on your own account, with your key. It never reads your assistant's
conversation; it sees only the arguments of each tool call. Media passed by URL is fetched
once, checked, and stored like an upload. Anything it schedules or publishes appears in
your Studio Activity like any other post, and every call is kept in an audit log.
Revoke any assistant from Dashboard, AI Assistants, Connected via MCP;
regenerating your API key under Account signs every assistant out.