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Claude Code + MCP

MCP social media publishing for Claude Code

Give Claude Code a structured social publishing layer through PostSider MCP. Let the agent work with connected channels, drafts and schedules while humans keep visibility in the same calendar.

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

How it works

Turn Claude Code into a social publishing agent without browser automation.

Claude Code handles the agent workflow. PostSider owns social connections, scheduling and delivery state underneath it.

01

Add the PostSider MCP server

Connect Claude Code to the PostSider MCP package so the agent can discover available social publishing tools.

02

Read the connected channels

Let Claude Code inspect the social accounts already connected to PostSider instead of managing provider credentials itself.

03

Draft, find a slot and schedule

Use the MCP tools to prepare content, select a destination and create a draft or scheduled post in the shared PostSider calendar.

04

Keep approval visible

Review the resulting content and publishing state in PostSider so agent-generated work remains under human operational control.

FAQ

Common questions.

Can Claude Code publish social media posts through MCP?
Yes. After PostSider is configured as an MCP server, Claude Code can discover social publishing tools and use them against connected channels.
Does Claude Code need separate social network developer apps?
No. The social accounts are connected in PostSider, while Claude Code talks to PostSider through MCP.
Can Claude Code create drafts instead of publishing immediately?
Yes. A draft-first workflow keeps the generated content in the PostSider calendar for review before it is scheduled or published.
Is there a full Claude Code setup tutorial?
Yes. PostSider has a dedicated Claude Code guide covering the MCP server setup and first publishing workflow.

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.