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Claude MCP social media publishing and scheduling

Connect a compatible Claude client to PostSider over MCP so Claude can work with your social channels through structured tools, while drafts and scheduled posts remain visible in the PostSider calendar.

Start with the social media scheduler API or browse the full developer platform.

How it works

Give Claude a real social publishing toolset.

Use Claude for planning and reasoning, MCP for tool discovery, and PostSider for connected channels, scheduling state and delivery.

01

Connect PostSider as an MCP server

Add the PostSider MCP server to a compatible Claude client so Claude can discover social publishing actions as tools.

02

Let Claude inspect connected channels

Claude can work with the channels already connected in PostSider instead of logging into social dashboards or driving a browser.

03

Draft or schedule posts in conversation

Ask Claude to prepare content, choose a channel and create drafts or scheduled posts through the available MCP tools.

04

Review in the PostSider calendar

Keep a human review step in the same publishing calendar before content goes live when your workflow requires approval.

FAQ

Common questions.

Can Claude publish social media posts through MCP?
Yes. A compatible Claude client can connect to the PostSider MCP server and use exposed social publishing tools for drafts, scheduling and publishing workflows.
Can Claude schedule posts instead of publishing immediately?
Yes. The MCP workflow can create scheduled posts against channels connected in PostSider, with publishing state visible in the main calendar.
Do I need browser automation?
No. MCP gives Claude structured social publishing tools, so it does not need to click through the PostSider dashboard or individual social network interfaces.
Can I review Claude-generated posts before they go live?
Yes. You can use a draft-first workflow and review the resulting content in PostSider before approving or scheduling it.

Use the same publishing system from code

Connect the channels once. Keep the workflow in your stack.

Call REST directly, use the typed SDK, or expose the same publishing actions to an MCP-compatible agent.