Postlia

What the Postlia MCP server does

The Postlia MCP server connects AI agents to Postlia for social publishing workflows. Its stated scope is scheduling and publishing social posts to seven networks. This places it in the 🌐 Social Media category and makes it relevant when an agent needs to move content from an automated workflow into scheduled or published social posts.

The available information does not list the seven networks by name, describe supported post formats, or identify additional account-management features. Treat the documented capability as limited to scheduling and publishing social posts through Postlia rather than assuming support for analytics, engagement, media handling, or campaign management.

How it works

An AI agent uses the Postlia MCP server as the connection point to Postlia. The server exposes Postlia’s social-posting capability to the agent, which can then schedule or publish posts for the connected social networks. The source description does not provide the individual tool names, request fields, scheduling options, or response formats.

The Postlia MCP server requires a Postlia API key on the Pro plan. The provided material does not specify the environment-variable name, authentication header, endpoint details, installation command, or configuration file format. Those details should be checked in Postlia’s current documentation before implementation.

Setup and configuration

A Postlia Pro API key is required to use the Postlia MCP server. Obtain the key through Postlia before configuring an agent or MCP host. Because no README or configuration example is available, the exact setup steps cannot be confirmed from the supplied material.

Do not infer a particular variable name or client configuration from this listing. The source also does not state whether the server can be configured in Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, Cline, or another MCP client. Confirm client compatibility and the required key placement with Postlia’s documentation.

Tools and capabilities

The documented capabilities are:

• Schedule social posts.
• Publish social posts.
• Target seven social networks through Postlia.
• Make these actions available to AI agents.

The source does not name separate MCP tools or explain whether scheduling and publishing are exposed as separate operations. It also does not document post editing, deletion, previews, analytics, replies, direct messages, or support for specific media types.

Limitations and notes

The main documented limitation is the Pro-plan requirement: a Postlia API key is needed. The listing does not identify the supported networks, so verify that the destinations needed by your workflow are included among the seven supported networks.

The Postlia MCP server should be evaluated against the exact scheduling and publishing behavior your agent requires. Details such as time zones, recurring schedules, drafts, approval steps, rate limits, error handling, and account permissions are not provided. No license information is available in the supplied material, and no compatible MCP clients are confirmed.