Use Case

Social media infrastructure for AI agents

Ampost gives AI agents a reliable way to publish, schedule, and manage social content without custom broker code for every platform. Use the REST API directly or expose the same surface through MCP tools.

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Example flowAgent-driven
{
  "goal": "Announce the new release everywhere",
  "tool": "posts_create",
  "platforms": ["instagram", "facebook", "threads"],
  "scheduledFor": "2026-06-03T14:00:00Z",
  "platformOverrides": {
    "instagram": { "settings": { "placement": "feed" } },
    "facebook": { "settings": { "placement": "feed" } }
  }
}

The agent decides what to say. Ampost handles account connections, platform rules, queueing, and publish status.

Unified publishing surface

Your agent calls one API for Instagram, Facebook, Threads, Twitter/X, TikTok, and YouTube instead of learning each platform separately.

MCP-ready tools

Connect Ampost to Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client so the agent can create posts, inspect accounts, publish drafts, and retry failures.

Scheduling and retries

Agents can queue future posts, reschedule campaigns, and react to partial failures without building their own job system.

Platform-aware media handling

Ampost normalizes media upload, placement options, and token refresh so the agent stays focused on content and strategy.

Supported today

Start with the platforms Ampost already exposes

AI agents can publish through the same platform-specific surfaces already documented for Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube beta, and Threads, then expand into the broader product and pricing model as usage grows.

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Instagram API

Feed posts, stories, reels, and carousels from one agent workflow.

Facebook API

Page publishing, feed posts, stories, reels, and links with normalized auth.

TikTok API

Explicit media descriptors, privacy controls, and creator-aware validation for agent-led publishing.

YouTube API

Explicit video metadata, scheduling rules, and audit-sensitive visibility controls for agent-led uploads.

Threads API

Text-first publishing, images, videos, and carousels for agent-led distribution.

Why teams use this

Agents stay focused on decisions, not platform plumbing

Social agents break down when they need to reason about six separate auth systems, media rules, and error formats. Ampost reduces that surface to a consistent publishing workflow your agent can call repeatedly and safely.

Common workflows

  • Brand agents that turn product launches, changelog entries, or blog posts into scheduled multi-platform campaigns.
  • Support agents that publish incident updates and resolution posts across every owned account from a single runbook.
  • Growth agents that generate variants, schedule tests, and adjust distribution based on platform fit and queue state.
1

Connect accounts once

Set up platform connections in Ampost and let the agent discover them through the API or MCP account tools.

2

Generate and queue content

Have the agent draft content, choose channels, and schedule delivery with per-platform overrides when needed.

3

Inspect results and react

Use post status and retry operations so the agent can recover from partial publishes or escalate only when necessary.

Related resources

Connect the use case to the concrete implementation surface

These pages cover the MCP tool interface, the broader feature set, and the agent-focused launch context behind the product.

MCP server docsConfigure the tool surface for Claude, Cursor, or any other MCP client.REST API docsUse the underlying HTTP API directly when your agent does not need MCP.Feature overviewPlace the agent workflow inside the broader scheduling and publishing surface.MCP launch postRead the product context and concrete agent examples behind the server.

Ready to ship a social media agent?

Start with the MCP docs if your agent already speaks tools, or go straight to the API if you want direct HTTP control.

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