Social media scheduler for AI agents: draft posts into a human-approved queue for 15 networks.
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https://www.posthell.com/api/mcp4 tools · 194msshape_postTurn rough notes about what the user did (shipped a feature, fixed a bug, hit a number) into 2-3 finished social-post angles in the user's voice. Grounded only in the notes - never invents facts. Uses one AI generation from the user's monthly quota.Turn rough notes about what the user did (shipped a feature, fixed a bug, hit a number) into 2-3 finished social-post angles in the user's voice. Grounded only in the notes - never invents facts. Uses one AI generation from the user's monthly quota.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| notes* | string | Raw notes about what the user did. Rough is fine. |
create_draftSave a post as a DRAFT in the user's posthell queue. It is never published by this tool - the user approves it in the dashboard. Optionally propose a publish time (pre-fills their scheduler) and limit which platforms it targets (default: every connected account).Save a post as a DRAFT in the user's posthell queue. It is never published by this tool - the user approves it in the dashboard. Optionally propose a publish time (pre-fills their scheduler) and limit which platforms it targets (default: every connected account).
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| body* | string | The post text |
| platforms | array | Limit to these platforms (default: all connected accounts) |
| proposedTime | string | Suggested publish time, ISO 8601. Only a suggestion - pre-fills the user's scheduler. |
list_postsRead the user's recent posts and drafts with per-platform status. Published posts include engagement metrics (likes, comments, shares, engagementRate - impressions on plans with full analytics) once analytics have synced. Use it to avoid duplicating a topic AND to learn which topics performed befor…Read the user's recent posts and drafts with per-platform status. Published posts include engagement metrics (likes, comments, shares, engagementRate - impressions on plans with full analytics) once analytics have synced. Use it to avoid duplicating a topic AND to learn which topics performed befor…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| status | string | Filter by status (posted and published are synonyms) |
| limit | integer | Max results (default 15) |
get_growthThe user's follower counts and 7-day growth per connected network, plus which network is growing fastest. Use this to decide where a post matters most or to report progress.The user's follower counts and 7-day growth per connected network, plus which network is growing fastest. Use this to decide where a post matters most or to report progress.
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Social media scheduler for AI agents: draft posts into a human-approved queue for 15 networks.
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