SchedPilot
Social Media MCP Server — Let Claude Post to 10 Platforms
SchedPilot gives your MCP client — Claude Desktop, Cursor, Claude Code, or anything else that speaks the protocol — the tools to draft, schedule, and publish posts across 10 social networks: X, LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, Threads, Bluesky, and Reddit.
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What your agent can do
Once connected, your MCP client gets tools like publish_post, schedule_post, and list_posts. Ask Claude to “write a launch thread and schedule it for Tuesday 9am on X and LinkedIn” and it happens — no tab-switching, no copy-paste, no clicking through a scheduler UI.
Under the hood, every tool call hits the same production REST API our developer customers use: one endpoint for all 10 platforms, idempotency keys so retries never duplicate a post, per-platform status in every response, and webhook events (post.published, post.failed) if you want your agent to react to outcomes.
No OAuth apps. No server to babysit.
Most “MCP server for social media” projects on GitHub make you register developer apps with Meta, X, and LinkedIn, then keep tokens alive yourself. SchedPilot doesn’t. You connect your accounts once in our dashboard; we handle OAuth, token refresh, and platform API changes permanently. Your MCP client only ever sees a single SchedPilot API key — it never touches platform credentials, and you can revoke it instantly.
MCP support works today through open-source wrappers on GitHub (docs here), with a native SchedPilot MCP server shipping soon. Either way, the setup is minutes, not a weekend.
Proof it’s built for agents
This isn’t a scheduler with an API bolted on. SchedPilot ships a native n8n node, JSON responses shaped for reliable LLM parsing, and deterministic error contracts — the things agent builders actually hit in production. A real pipeline running on it today: an agent pulls posts from an RSS feed, rewrites each with Claude, and schedules 30 days of content across LinkedIn, X, and Bluesky, retrying failures safely with idempotency keys.
Priced for side projects and production alike
API and MCP access are included on every paid plan from $21/month flat — no per-call fees, no “developer tier” upsell. Compare that to Ayrshare’s $49/month starting price, or Hootsuite, where API access is enterprise-only.
Give your agent posting powers in 5 minutes
Connect your accounts, grab your API key, point your MCP client at SchedPilot, and let the busywork run itself.