Connect PostSider to an MCP client
Use the PostSider MCP server from a compatible AI client so the model can discover available social publishing actions as tools.
Model Context Protocol
Social media MCP server for AI agents
Give compatible AI agents a structured social publishing interface through MCP. Let them discover channels, create drafts, schedule posts and work beside the human PostSider calendar.
Start with the social media scheduler API or browse the full developer platform.
How it works
Turn social publishing into agent-callable tools.
MCP is useful when the caller is an AI agent that should discover available actions rather than hard-code HTTP requests in advance.
Discover channels and publishing actions
The agent can inspect connected channels and available publishing tools instead of relying on browser automation.
Create, draft or schedule
Let the agent create a draft, schedule a post for later or publish through the same underlying PostSider publishing layer.
Keep humans in the loop
Humans can still inspect the calendar and publishing state in the PostSider app while the agent works through MCP.
Related developer guides
Go deeper where your workflow needs it.
Claude Code + social media MCP Connect Claude Code to PostSider for agent-driven drafts and scheduling. Read more → Codex + social media MCP Connect Codex to the same MCP publishing layer and connected channels. Read more → Claude Desktop + social media MCP Use a chat-first Claude workflow for social planning, drafts and scheduling. Read more →
FAQ
Common questions.
What is a social media MCP server?
A social media MCP server exposes publishing capabilities as discoverable tools that compatible AI clients can call. Instead of driving a dashboard, an agent can work with explicit actions such as listing channels or creating scheduled posts.
Can MCP be used to schedule social media posts?
Yes. PostSider exposes social publishing workflows through MCP so an agent can create and schedule posts using the same connected channels as the main application.
Why use MCP instead of browser automation?
MCP gives the agent named tools and structured arguments. Browser automation depends on a visual interface, selectors and session state, which is much more fragile.
Can I still use the REST API?
Yes. MCP and REST are two interfaces into the same publishing layer. Use MCP for agent-native tool discovery and REST for deterministic application workflows.