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AI agents on social media
How to give an agent real accounts to post on, read from and reply to. Tutorials tested on our own accounts, MCP servers compared, and the setups that work today.
MCP server hosting: hosted, self-hosted or serverless, with the real trade-offsThe spec revision of July 28, 2026 removed protocol-level sessions, so a remote MCP server can finally be stateless. Here is what that changes for hosted, self-hosted and serverless, and the work nobody counts.Guide · October 21, 2026
WhatsApp MCP server: send and read WhatsApp messages from an AI agentThe tools an agent gets, the 24-hour customer service window that decides whether a message sends at all, approved templates, the per-message bill, and the WhatsApp Web shortcut that costs you the number.Guide · October 21, 2026
AI marketing agents: the jobs they can own, and the three that ship real workThree marketing jobs an agent finishes without you: publishing, inbox triage, reporting. Four it does not. The tool list each one needs, the platform limits that cap it, and the monthly cost of the stack.Guide · October 16, 2026
MCP server OAuth: how a remote server authenticates an agent, and what breaksEvery step of MCP authorization, with the live responses from a hosted server: the WWW-Authenticate challenge, the two metadata documents, where the client ID comes from now that dynamic registration is deprecated, and the 401 loop everyone hits.Reference · October 16, 2026
LinkedIn MCP server: post, read and reply from Claude or ChatGPTAn MCP server hands your LinkedIn account to an agent as tools. Publishing works. Reading your own comments needs a permission LinkedIn grants to approved developers only, and DMs are closed to everyone. Here is the honest map, plus the setup command.Guide · October 15, 2026
ChatGPT social media automation: what it can post, and what it needs to post itChatGPT writes the post. It cannot send it anywhere until you give it a connector. The setup is four steps, and OpenAI's own rule on write confirmation decides what you can automate.Guide · October 12, 2026
AI content repurposing agent: one draft, one variant per platform, publishedCross-posting sends one text everywhere. Repurposing writes one variant per platform first. The difference is a rewrite step, and the per-platform limits that make it mandatory rather than nice to have.Guide · October 9, 2026
MCP or REST API for your agent: which one to give it, and whenThe decision is not about which protocol is better. It is about whether your agent needs to discover what it can do, or already knows. One table, the token cost, and the split I run in production.Reference · October 9, 2026
n8n social media automation vs an AI agent: when a workflow isn't enoughWhich social platforms n8n has a node for and which it does not, the Graph API detour for Instagram, the line where a deterministic workflow stops being the right tool, and a workflow JSON that hands the hard part to an agent.Comparison · September 28, 2026
Hermes Agent skills for social media: post, reply and schedule from your agentA skill is a markdown file. A plugin is Python. Neither one holds an Instagram token. Here is which layer does what, and how to give Hermes real accounts to work on.Guide · September 25, 2026
OpenClaw vs Hermes Agent for social media: which one actually posts, replies and schedulesTwo MIT-licensed self-hosted agents, two cron schedulers, two native MCP clients, and nothing built in that posts to Instagram. Here is what separates them, and what you still have to add.Comparison · September 25, 2026
Claude as your social media manager: skills, MCP, and what it can actually postA skill guides the work; connected tools carry it out. Here is how Claude can publish, and the work I would still not hand over.Guide · September 21, 2026
Instagram MCP server: post, reply and read insights from ClaudeThe tools an Instagram MCP server exposes, the limits to check before connecting it, and the one command that connects it to Claude Code.Reference · September 21, 2026
AI social media manager: human vs tool vs agent (what actually runs an account in 2026)Three ways to run an account in 2026: hire a human, buy a scheduler with an AI button, or give an agent API access. Real prices, real limits, and the one thing only the third can do.Guide · September 8, 2026
Hermes Agent setup: install it and connect Instagram, LinkedIn and X in 15 minutesThe one-liner install, the MCP command that hands Hermes the whole PlugKit tool list, the exact output you should see, and the one startup quirk that makes people think it failed.Tutorial · September 4, 2026
Social media MCP servers compared: Sprout, Buffer, Metricool, Hootsuite, Zernio, Postiz, PlugKitSeven social media MCP servers, side by side: who publishes, who only reads, who touches DMs and comments, and the entry price for each. Checked September 4, 2026.Comparison · September 4, 2026
How to give your AI agent social media access (one API, every platform)The unified-API pattern: one request shape for every network, an MCP server your agent calls as a tool.Reference
PlugKit vs Zernio: which social media API for AI agents?Two social media APIs with an MCP server, compared on scope, pricing and what is included.Reference
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