What Breakreach MCP server does
Breakreach MCP server gives AI agents access to Breakreach’s social media operations through MCP. The service covers scheduling and publishing posts to Instagram, TikTok, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, Facebook, Threads, Pinterest, Bluesky, Reddit, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Mastodon, WordPress, Ghost, Dev.to, Hashnode, and Tumblr.
In addition to publishing, the available product capabilities include answering comments and direct messages and reading post analytics. This makes the server relevant to workflows that combine content distribution with follow-up engagement or performance review.
How it works
The MCP endpoint is hosted by Breakreach at https://api.breakreach.com/mcp. Authentication uses OAuth, so an agent connects to the remote service rather than starting a local server from this repository. The repository also provides TypeScript and Python SDKs, a CLI, and an agent skill, but those are separate access methods from the MCP server.
Breakreach MCP server operates against accounts connected to Breakreach. The README does not describe local transport, individual MCP tool names, request schemas, or the exact OAuth flow for each client; client-specific setup is provided through Breakreach’s agents documentation.
Setup and configuration
Configure an MCP client with the hosted endpoint and complete Breakreach’s OAuth flow. The repository points to client-specific instructions at breakreach.com/agents. An API key is available from Breakreach’s Settings → API & MCP area for the SDK and other API-based usage, but the MCP entry in the README identifies OAuth as its authentication method.
No required environment variables are documented for running the hosted MCP service. The repository does not state that users need Node.js or Python to connect through MCP; those runtime requirements apply to the separately listed SDKs.
Tools and capabilities
Breakreach MCP server supports agent workflows for:
- Scheduling social media posts for a later slot.
- Publishing content to connected social accounts.
- Working across 19 supported social networks.
- Answering comments and direct messages.
- Reading post analytics.
The repository also shows media support in the CLI, including publishing a post with an image, but it does not establish the exact media-related MCP interface.
Limitations and notes
The README does not provide a complete MCP tool catalog, detailed parameter documentation, rate limits, or per-network feature differences. Confirm those details in the API and agent documentation before building a workflow that depends on a particular network or content type.
Breakreach MCP server is presented as a hosted OAuth service. If a deployment requires an offline or self-hosted MCP process, the supplied material does not document that option. The list of supported networks includes both social platforms and publishing or messaging services, so account availability and permissions may vary by connected service.