AI agents
Run your socials from a chat.
Connect Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or another assistant that supports MCP. It drafts, schedules and reports across all your networks — and you approve what goes out.
Which of my accounts grew the most last month?
Instagram grew the most, with 412 new followers. TikTok was close behind with 298.
Nice. Draft a carousel caption about my posting routine and schedule it for my best time this week.
- Works with
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Cursor
- Gemini CLI
- n8n
- Other MCP apps
What your assistant can do.
Everything happens inside your PaddyPost account, on every connected network.
- Write and adapt posts Draft posts and tailor a version for each network, ready for your review.
- Schedule, queue or post now Publish straight away, pick a time, or drop posts into your next free queue slot.
- Post at your best time Schedule each account for its strongest slot, based on how your audience behaves.
- Report on performance Ask about follower growth, reach, engagement or how a single post did.
- Handle media and tags Upload images and video from a link, attach them to posts and keep everything tagged.
- Keep your calendar tidy Find, edit, reschedule or move posts back to drafts — just ask.
Try asking…
- “Draft an Instagram Reel caption and a LinkedIn post announcing my new course.”
- “Queue this for the best time to reach my audience next week.”
- “Which of my accounts grew the most last month?”
- “Add this video link to my launch post and tag it ‘Course launch’.”
- “Schedule my newsletter teaser for Tuesday at 9am.”
- “Show me everything scheduled for next week.”
Connect in about a minute.
- Claude Code
- Create a personal key under Access tokens in your PaddyPost profile.
- Run this, with your key in place of YOUR_KEY:
claude mcp add --transport http paddypost https://app.paddypost.com/paddypost/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_KEY"Then try: “List my workspaces.” - Codex, Cursor and Gemini CLI
- Create a personal key under Access tokens in your PaddyPost profile.
- Add the connector URL to the app's MCP settings, with your key as a bearer token.
- Check it's connected — then start asking.
- n8n
- Add an MCP Client tool to your AI Agent node.
- Paste the connector URL and choose bearer authentication.
- Use your personal key as the token.
You stay in charge.
Your assistant works for you, inside the limits you already set in PaddyPost.
- Your permissions, nothing moreIt has your role in each workspace, so it can't see or change anything you can't.
- Approvals still applyWhere a workspace needs sign-off, posts your assistant makes wait for a person to approve them.
- A read-only optionUse a key from an account with a viewer role and it can read posts and analytics without changing a thing.
- Your key, your rulesEvery connection uses a key you create. Set it to expire, or delete it whenever you like.
- Nothing lost by accidentDeleted posts go to the bin first, so you can restore them.
- Building something?Use the REST API and webhooks, or give an n8n agent PaddyPost's tools.
Good questions.
Can an AI assistant really post for me?
Yes. Once you've added PaddyPost to your assistant with a personal key, it can draft, schedule and publish to your connected accounts — within your permissions and approval rules.
Do I need to know how to code?
No, but there's a little setup: you paste the connector URL and your key into your assistant's MCP settings. In Claude Code it's one command.
What is MCP?
The Model Context Protocol — an open standard that lets AI assistants connect to apps like PaddyPost. If an app supports MCP and lets you add a key, it can work with PaddyPost.
Is it safe to connect my accounts?
Your assistant only gets your workspace permissions. Approvals still apply, a key from a viewer account is read-only and you can delete a key at any time.
Which plans include AI agents?
Team, Advanced and Business. There's no extra charge — it's part of the plan. Compare plans
Hand the busywork to your assistant.
You keep the ideas and the final say. It keeps the calendar full.