Postqued is an AI-powered social media management platform where people and compatible agents plan, review, publish, and check results together. Your team keeps control of accounts, permissions, and approvals while the AI social media manager handles repeatable work.
The category includes many AI tools for social media marketing. These four answers separate a useful operating platform from a standalone writing assistant.
AI social media is the use of AI to help plan, create, review, schedule, publish, analyze, or respond to social content. In AI social media marketing, the useful distinction is whether the AI only generates text or can safely work inside the real workflow.
An AI social media platform gives AI tools access to the accounts, workspaces, media, approvals, publishing actions, and performance context needed to do operational work, not just produce captions in a separate chat window.
AI-powered social media management tools combine automation with practical controls such as account scope, platform validation, approvals, scheduling, status tracking, and analytics. Teams should evaluate the workflow and safeguards, not only the content generator.
An AI social media manager can prepare campaigns, adapt posts for different networks, schedule approved work, inspect supported results, and help with comments or replies. People should retain control of brand direction, permissions, and consequential publishing decisions.
Social media automation uses rules, software, APIs, or AI to perform repeatable work such as preparing posts, scheduling, publishing, status checks, and reporting. Good automation makes account scope, review state, and failures visible instead of silently acting in the background.
Social media for AI agents needs scoped credentials, the correct client workspace, platform validation, explicit confirmation for consequential actions, and a durable result. Postqued exposes those workflow surfaces through REST API v2 and its remote MCP server.
Both sides work against the same client workspace, connected accounts, content, revisions, and publishing history. There is no second calendar to reconcile.
Set the brief, campaign goal, accounts, and boundaries.
Resolve the workspace, connected accounts, and available media.
Comment on the exact revision and approve when it is ready.
Prepare the post, apply feedback, and validate the final payload.
Confirm the destinations and publish time before it goes live.
Schedule the approved work and follow its status to completion.
Postqued exposes the work around publishing as well as publishing itself, with explicit limits for analytics and engagement coverage.
Resolve the right workspace and accounts, upload or reuse media, create posts, and set platform-specific publishing options.
Submit revisions, leave comments, suggest caption changes, request updates, and keep approval tied to the version people reviewed.
Validate the request first, confirm the destination and timing, use safe retries, and follow each publishing job to a durable result.
Read supported analytics and work with comments and replies without losing the organization and workspace boundaries around the task.
A useful social agent should make routine work faster without making account scope, approval state, or delivery status harder to see.
Resolve the organization, workspace, and accounts first.
Validate the exact platform payload with a dry run.
Keep feedback and approval tied to the current revision.
Use idempotency for retries and inspect durable status.
Use an agent for repetitive account lookup, media preparation, validation, scheduling, and status checks while people keep control of direction and approval.
Separate accounts, content, collaborators, and client review by workspace so an agent can help without mixing one brand's work into another.
Build deterministic jobs with REST API v2, connect compatible agents through MCP, or use both against the same Postqued organization.
Use MCP for tool discovery in compatible agents, REST for direct application code, or the OpenClaw skill for a packaged setup.
Connect Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, or another compatible client to 62 actions with one organization-bound API key.
Configure MCPCall the documented upload, publishing, analytics, engagement, approval, and collaboration endpoints from your own backend.
Read the API docsInstall the Postqued skill, attach your API key, and give OpenClaw the operating instructions for safe social publishing.
Set up OpenClawStart with the shared workspace, then connect through MCP or REST when you are ready.
A compatible AI agent can use Postqued tools for workspaces, connected accounts, media, publishing, analytics, comments and replies, approvals, suggestions, team collaboration, and client review. The current remote MCP catalog contains 62 actions.
Yes. Postqued is an AI-powered social media management platform built around shared work between people and compatible AI agents. Agents connect through the remote MCP server or REST API and use the same scoped workspaces, accounts, content, approvals, publishing, analytics, and engagement surfaces as the team.
A post generator produces ideas, captions, or media. An AI social media manager works across the operating workflow: it resolves the right workspace and accounts, prepares platform-specific posts, follows review, schedules approved work, checks publishing status, and reads supported results.
This page explains how people and AI agents work together in Postqued. The MCP page is the technical setup page for connecting a compatible client, downloading the agent skill, and reviewing the complete tool catalog.
Postqued supports direct API and MCP publishing for authorized workflows, but consequential actions should use a dry run and explicit confirmation. Teams can also place revision-aware internal or client approval before publishing.
Postqued publishes to TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Threads, LinkedIn, YouTube, X, Pinterest, Mastodon, and Bluesky. Each network still has its own account, media, format, and provider requirements.
Yes. API and MCP access are included on every paid plan. Postqued starts at $9 per month for five connected accounts and offers a seven-day trial; there is no permanent free plan.
No. Agent actions remain subject to the organization, workspace, role, and credential scope available to the connected account. Resolve the intended workspace before taking action and keep credentials server-side and revocable.