How it works
MCP is an open standard that lets AI assistants use outside tools. ANYPOST’s server exposes your connected channels as tools. When your assistant calls one, you sign in to ANYPOST once with OAuth; after that it acts only on your workspace.
Tools
list_channelsConnected channels and their limitsreadgenerate_variantsWrite a version per platform and languagereadcreate_postDraft or schedule one postfollows rulesschedule_postSchedule several posts at oncefollows rulesupdate_postChange text or timewriteupload_mediaAdd an image or videowriteget_calendarPosts in a date rangereadget_analyticsResults by post or channelreadClients
| Agent | Made by | How it connects | Sign-in | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ChatGPT | OpenAI | Connector (hosted MCP) | OAuth sign-in | At launch | Guide → |
| Claude | Anthropic | Connector (hosted MCP) | OAuth sign-in | At launch | Guide → |
| Claude Code | Anthropic | MCP or skill + CLI | OAuth or API key | At launch | Guide → |
| Cursor | Anysphere | MCP | OAuth sign-in | At launch | Guide → |
| Codex CLI | OpenAI | Skill + CLI | API key | Soon | Guide → |
| Gemini CLI | MCP | OAuth sign-in | Soon | Guide → | |
| n8n · Make · Zapier | — | REST API | API key | Soon | Guide → |
Safety
- OAuth sign-in; no API key is shared with the assistant.
- Every call follows your workspace rules: daily caps, quiet hours, banned words, approvals.
- TikTok posts always wait for the account owner to choose the audience and confirm.
- Deleting posts through MCP is off by default.
- Revoke an assistant’s access anytime in Settings.