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Manage, schedule, inspect, queue, and delete Postoria posts via MCP.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "Postoria MCP Server" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Using the Postoria MCP Server, create a post saying "New product teaser goes live tomorrow at 10 AM" and schedule it for tomorrow at 10:00.
Returns the created post details and shows the scheduled publish time or scheduling result.
List the posts currently queued in Postoria and show each post's status and scheduled publish time.
Outputs a list of queued posts with key details such as status and publish time.
Inspect the specified Postoria post and delete it if its title or content does not match the campaign theme.
Returns the inspection result and confirms deletion when the condition is met.
Marketing teams can create, schedule, and queue social posts directly from an MCP-compatible client, reducing manual work across tools. It is useful for campaign teasers, launches, and timed announcements.
Content operators or writers can inspect Postoria posts before publication and decide whether to keep or delete them. This helps catch incorrect copy or duplicate scheduling.
Developers can connect the Postoria MCP Server to their MCP workflows so AI clients can manage posts through the Postoria Public API. This is useful for integrating publishing into automated systems.
It lets MCP-compatible clients create, schedule, queue, inspect, and delete Postoria posts through the Postoria Public API. In short, it is an MCP tool for post management workflows.
It is known to work through the Postoria Public API, so you generally need an environment that can access that API. For exact installation, authentication, or key requirements, see the source repository.
It focuses on exposing post management actions to AI clients through MCP, rather than only manual UI-based posting. For platform coverage or advanced capabilities, see the source repository.
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