Solution

Social posting infrastructure for AI agents

Give agents a narrow publishing tool instead of raw social credentials. UniPost exposes posting primitives over REST and MCP so agent workflows can stay controllable.

Open MCP docs
Primary query:AI agent social posting
POST /v1/postsUniPost API
// Agent tool calls your backend, your backend calls UniPost
await unipost.posts.create({
  caption: generatedDraft,
  account_ids: approvedAccountIds,
  media_ids: approvedMediaIds,
  metadata: { source: "agent_workflow" }
});
Native MCP
REST API
Connected account controls
Webhook audit trail
Workflow

From connected account to published post

These are the same primitives whether you are building a scheduler, SaaS workflow, AI agent, or white-label social publishing layer.

STEP 1

Connect customer accounts through hosted OAuth or customer-owned credentials.

STEP 2

Upload or reference media before publishing so platform validation is centralized.

STEP 3

Publish or schedule posts with POST /v1/posts using account_ids for each destination.

STEP 4

Track results through post status, analytics, and webhooks.

STEP 5

Handle webhooks and errors with platform-specific messages instead of generic failures.

Connect customer accounts

Keep OAuth and account ownership outside the agent. Your product decides which account_ids an agent may use.

  • Restrict agent tools to approved destinations.
  • Use workspaces for tenant isolation.
  • Avoid exposing native social tokens to the agent.

Upload or reference media

Agents can generate copy, but media should still pass through your approval and upload workflow.

  • Reference approved media IDs.
  • Attach source metadata to generated posts.
  • Validate media before publish time.

Track results

Track results through UniPost status, analytics, and webhooks so the agent can learn from real outcomes.

  • Log posted and failed events.
  • Feed analytics back into planning.
  • Handle webhooks and errors before the next autonomous action.

Honest limitations

  • AI agents should not receive native platform tokens or unrestricted posting permissions.
  • platform-specific differences can change what an agent is allowed to publish on each network.

Related paths

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FAQ

Common evaluation questions

Does UniPost support MCP?

Yes. UniPost ships a native MCP server for agent-friendly posting workflows.

Should agents publish without review?

That depends on your product risk model. UniPost provides the API primitives; your product should decide approvals and permissions.

Ship social publishing without rebuilding every native API.

Start with the docs, test on the free plan, then choose the pricing tier that fits your usage.

Pricing