Automation & AI
Scheduling, APIs, and letting an agent do the posting.
Social media MCP servers in 2026, honestly compared
Every roundup of these is written by someone selling one. This one is too — so it says plainly what each of the others does better, and where ours is the wrong choice.
Letting an AI agent post for you, without it going wrong
Handing an autonomous process the ability to publish under your name is a different risk from a scheduling mistake. Here is what we built to contain it.
What MCP actually is, if you have only seen the acronym
A plain explanation of the Model Context Protocol, what it replaced, and why it means one integration works in Claude, Cursor, OpenClaw and Hermes at once.
Posting from the terminal, and why exit codes matter
A CLI for social posting sounds like a novelty until you want a deploy script to announce itself and fail loudly when it does not.
What social APIs will and won't tell you about your posts
Impressions are not available everywhere. Any dashboard showing you a confident number for all of them is filling in gaps.
Letting an AI agent post for you, safely
What to give an agent, what to withhold, and the guardrails worth having before anything publishes under your name.
Choosing a social media scheduling API
What to check before building on one: which networks, what happens on partial failure, and how you find out.
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