# dystro [Health: Active]

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**Repository:** https://dystro.dev  
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## Description
Unified social posting, inbox & analytics across 12+ platforms. Sign in with Dystro or API key.

## Claude Desktop Quick Installation
No confirmed install details yet, so no config is published. Follow the setup steps in the repository above.

## Documentation

## What the dystro MCP server does

The dystro MCP server connects an MCP-compatible agent to Dystro, a service for handling social activity across more than 12 platforms. The available description identifies three functional areas: publishing social posts, managing a unified inbox, and viewing analytics.

This makes the server relevant to workflows where an agent needs to work with social content or account activity through one Dystro connection rather than addressing each platform separately. The source material does not list the supported platforms individually, describe specific post operations, or identify the analytics metrics available.

## How it works

The dystro MCP server uses Dystro as the underlying service. Authentication can use either a Dystro sign-in or an API key. The listing does not provide request examples, transport details, tool names, response formats, scopes, or permission requirements, so those implementation details should be confirmed in Dystro's documentation before deployment.

The server's role is to make Dystro's social posting, inbox, and analytics functions available in an MCP context. The provided material does not establish whether the server supports read and write operations for every area, whether all 12-plus platforms expose the same capabilities, or how cross-platform actions are represented.

## Setup and configuration

To use the dystro MCP server, plan to authenticate with Dystro or provide an API key. No installation command, package name, configuration file format, environment variable name, or client-specific setup procedure is included in the available material.

Because the exact API-key configuration is unspecified, do not assume a particular variable name or storage method. Keep credentials in the secret-management mechanism used by the selected MCP client, and consult Dystro's current setup instructions for the required configuration.

## Tools and capabilities

The documented capability areas are:

- Publish or manage social posts through Dystro.
- Work with a unified inbox across supported platforms.
- Access analytics provided by Dystro.
- Use Dystro authentication or an API key.

The source does not provide the server's formal MCP tool names, input schemas, output schemas, platform list, or examples. Those omissions matter when evaluating whether a particular automation can be implemented.

## Limitations and notes

The dystro MCP server listing confirms broad functionality but leaves several compatibility details open. It does not name supported MCP clients, specify a transport, identify individual social networks, or document rate limits and account requirements. It also does not state whether analytics are read-only or whether inbox actions can send replies.

Treat the listed areas as a high-level capability description rather than a complete API reference. Verify the current Dystro documentation for supported platforms, available operations, authentication handling, and client configuration before selecting the server for production use.

_Full upstream README: https://allmcps.com/mcp/dystro/readme_