Model Context Protocol

MCP server for social media scheduling, built for ChatGPT, Claude, and agent workflows.

Aidelly MCP is a remote Model Context Protocol server for social media scheduling and publishing automation. It lets AI assistants call structured tools to create posts, schedule content, approve drafts, and fetch analytics through one endpoint.

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ChatGPT Apps

Connect Aidelly as a custom app and run social scheduling workflows inside ChatGPT.

Claude Connectors

Add the Aidelly MCP server to Claude for post creation, approvals, inbox triage, and analytics lookups.

Other MCP Clients

Use the same MCP endpoint from custom agents and internal tooling that support MCP over HTTP.

MCP endpoint options

https://aidelly.ai/mcp

Simple root-style alias for MCP clients that prefer short paths.

https://aidelly.ai/api/mcp

API alias for teams standardizing MCP under /api routes.

https://aidelly.ai/api/mcp/public-api

Canonical MCP endpoint backed by Aidelly public API tools.

Tool capabilities exposed through MCP

  • Create and schedule social posts.
  • Review and action approval queues.
  • Respond to inbox items with AI drafts.
  • Read account and social connection state.
  • Fetch analytics summaries and insights.
  • Run with read-only MCP profiles and scope allowlists for safer deployments.
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Frequently asked questions

What is Aidelly MCP?

Aidelly MCP is a hosted MCP server that exposes social media scheduling and publishing tools to AI assistants like ChatGPT and Claude.

Can I use Aidelly MCP for social media scheduling?

Yes. The MCP toolset includes scheduling workflows, post lifecycle updates, and related approvals operations.

Do I need OAuth to test the MCP server?

For production, use OAuth bearer auth with least-privilege scopes. No-auth or shared-key testing should stay limited to local or internal environments.

Where can I see the tool and API contract?

Use the OpenClaw tool map and OpenAPI documents published by Aidelly to inspect operation names, parameters, and response contracts.