Anthropic's coding agent, in the terminal and the desktop app. Reads MCP servers from a config file.
If you are already scripting your own posting pipeline, the useful page is not this one — it is the per-network pages, which state each API's real limits. Claude Code can fetch llms-full.txt and give you the constraints without you reading ten sets of platform docs.
https://eurekuh.com/llms-full.txtNot available yet. The MCP server is in development. It is not available yet, and nothing on this page will connect to it today.
A line in .mcp.json pointing at the server. The obvious use is a release script that posts the changelog everywhere when you tag a version.
The tool list is on the MCP server page.
No. The MCP server that would let it is in development. What works now is reading — it can fetch the full product description and answer from it accurately.
Anything where being wrong costs you a failed post: what the real caption limit is for a network, how many images a carousel takes, whether a personal Facebook profile can be scheduled to. Those answers are in the file and they are generated from working code.
Connect your accounts, upload a video, and publish. Takes less than a minute. Free to start — see plans.