Which AI tools can post to social media through Postgale?
ChatGPT, Claude (claude.ai, Desktop, mobile and Claude Code), Cursor and VS Code connect to Postgale with a sign-in: paste the server URL and approve a workspace. n8n, OpenClaw, Hermes Agent and your own agents can use an API key instead. Any program can use the REST API.
Postgale is the secure layer for AI agents on social media. MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard that lets AI assistants such as Claude and Cursor use outside tools. An MCP server is what they connect to.
- ChatGPTA connector in developer mode: paste the URL, choose OAuth, sign in.Works today
- claude.ai, Claude Desktop, Claude mobileA custom connector: paste the URL and sign in.Works today
- Claude CodeOne command, then Authenticate from /mcp; or an API key header.Works today
- CursorOne entry in mcp.json; sign in, or add a headers block with a key.Works today
- VS CodeAn http server entry; sign in, or add a headers block with a key.Works today
- n8nHTTP Request node, or MCP Client Tool node with a bearer credential.Works today
- OpenClawA remote MCP server with an API key header, or a skill that calls the REST API.Works today
- Hermes AgentAn MCP server entry with an API key header, or a skill that calls the REST API.Works today
- Your own agentAny MCP client with sign-in or an API key header, or the REST API.Works today
Step-by-step guides
- Connect Claude to social media with Postgaleclaude.ai, Claude Desktop, Claude mobile and Claude Code
- Connect ChatGPT to social media with PostgaleA custom connector (MCP) in ChatGPT developer mode
- Connect Cursor to social media with PostgaleCursor’s agent with MCP
- Connect OpenClaw to social media with PostgaleA remote MCP server or a skill that calls the REST API, with an API key
- Connect Hermes Agent to social media with PostgaleNous Research’s agent, with the MCP server or a skill and an API key
- Post to social media from n8n with an AI agentWorkflows with the HTTP Request or MCP Client Tool node
Guides by AI tool and network
One page for each pair: the setup for that tool, what it can do on that network, the network’s rules and how approval works.
| AI tool | Facebook Pages | Threads | TikTok | Bluesky | Mastodon | WhatsApp Business | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Claude | Guide | Guide | Guide | Guide | Guide | Guide | Guide |
| ChatGPT | Guide | Guide | Guide | Guide | Guide | Guide | Guide |
| Cursor | Guide | Guide | Guide | Guide | Guide | Guide | Guide |
| OpenClaw | Guide | Guide | Guide | Guide | Guide | Guide | Guide |
| Hermes Agent | Guide | Guide | Guide | Guide | Guide | Guide | Guide |
| n8n | Guide | Guide | Guide | Guide | Guide | Guide | Guide |
Common questions
Yes. In ChatGPT’s developer mode, create a connector with https://postgale.com/mcp and OAuth authentication, sign in to Postgale and approve a workspace. ChatGPT then gets the same tools as any other client, under the same approval rules, and you can revoke it under Connected apps in the dashboard.
ChatGPT, claude.ai, Claude Desktop, Claude mobile, Claude Code, Cursor and VS Code connect with a sign-in (OAuth 2.1), using only the server URL. n8n, OpenClaw, Hermes Agent and your own agents can use an API key header instead. Any program can use the REST API.
No. Connecting an account is a normal sign-in on the platform’s page, and adding Postgale to ChatGPT or Claude is one pasted URL and a sign-in. Developers get the REST API and the OpenAPI document in the docs.