Postly AI Agents
MCP-native social publishing agents — plan, draft, schedule, and report from inside ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini.
Postly AI Agents (launched on Product Hunt mid-2026) turn Postly's social publishing platform into an agent-operable system. Via MCP, API, and native integrations, ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini can build 30-day content calendars from campaign goals, generate launch posts for LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Facebook, Google Business Profile, and email, review scheduled posts for weak hooks and missing CTAs, and summarize weekly analytics with recommended next moves — all with approvals and governance-safe workflows.
What it does
Lets the AI assistant you already use run your social calendar. Instead of copying drafts out of Claude into a scheduler, Postly’s MCP and agent layer means the assistant plans campaigns, creates and uploads posts, schedules across channels, and pulls analytics — inside one conversation.
What you get
- MCP workflows connecting ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini to real publishing actions
- 30-day content calendars generated from campaign goals
- Post QA — agents flag weak hooks, missing CTAs, and off-schedule gaps
- Weekly analytics summaries with the next five recommended content moves
Why it matters
The MCP-native publishing pattern (see also Publora) is where social tooling is heading: the assistant does the work and the platform provides the rails, approvals, and audit trail. For lean marketing teams already living in Claude or ChatGPT, this removes the last copy-paste step between AI drafting and actual publishing.