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Publora

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Publishing · GTM & content

One HTTPS call posts to ten social platforms; agents post through its MCP server.

Open publora.com

What it is

Publora calls itself "the publishing API for the agent era". You connect social accounts once, then publish to Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Threads, Bluesky, X, Mastodon, LinkedIn and Telegram with a single REST call. The same account gives you a calendar scheduler, an AI editor with an idea generator, per-post analytics and validation of platform-specific limits (aspect ratios, character caps, video lengths) before the post goes out.

The piece that matters for an AI-operated company is the MCP server. Once it is registered in Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP client, an agent can list your channels, draft, schedule and publish without you opening a browser. The site states a free Starter plan (3 accounts, 15 posts a month, every platform except X) and a Pro plan priced per connected account, with volume discounts and an Agency tier for teams managing clients.

Where it fits in the AI OS

GTM & content, final step of the pipeline: research → draft → review → publish. Everything upstream (hook formulas, humanizer passes, audits) lives in skills; Publora is the hand that presses the button and the calendar that shows what is queued.

Insider notes

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How Serge's stack uses it

Publora is one of the products Serge runs (listed under "What I run now" on bulaev.ai/about). The open-source social media skills bundles are built around it: the LinkedIn post writer and comment drafter skills show an approval card and then schedule or post via Publora, and the reply handler posts through the same API. The membership spec keeps a phase-2 item to auto-post "what shipped" digests from the site through Publora.

Setup in 5 minutes

  1. Create an account at publora.com, connect one social account (LinkedIn is the fastest to authorize).
  2. Generate an API key in the dashboard.
  3. Add the MCP server to your agent. In Claude Code: claude mcp add publora -- npx -y @publora/mcp (check the docs page for the current package name and the env var that carries the key).
  4. Ask the agent: "List my connected channels, then schedule this draft for tomorrow 9:00 on LinkedIn." Confirm the approval card.
  5. Open the calendar view to see the scheduled item; that view is your weekly content board from now on.

Alternatives

  • Buffer / Hootsuite — mature schedulers with team approval flows; no first-class agent API.
  • Typefully — X and LinkedIn writing studio with scheduling; great editor, narrower platform list.
  • Ayrshare — another publishing API; compare per-profile pricing.
  • Direct platform APIs — free, but you maintain ten OAuth flows and ten sets of validation rules yourself.