Developers

Build with Feedlio

Connect AI assistants and agents to Feedlio through its hosted MCP server: list workspaces and accounts, create, edit and schedule posts, and upload media, with the same checks as the Feedlio dashboard.

Server URL

https://mcp.feedlio.io/mcp

Transport

Streamable HTTP, hosted

Version

0.2.1

Quick start →

Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code or Cursor in a few minutes.

Authentication →

OAuth for chat apps, personal access tokens for code, and the five scopes.

Tools reference →

All 19 tools with their inputs: workspaces, accounts, posts and media.

Example prompts →

Prompts that work well, from a first post to a week of content.

Limits and errors →

Plans, platform rules, rate limits and the errors you may see.

Changelog →

What changed in each version of the server.

Start building with your AI agent

Paste this into Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or any assistant with MCP support to get started.

Prompt

Help me automate social media posting with Feedlio's MCP server.

Server: https://mcp.feedlio.io/mcp (Streamable HTTP)
Auth: OAuth, or "Authorization: Bearer <personal access token>" from Feedlio → Settings → MCP
Docs: https://feedlio.io/en/developers (tools: https://feedlio.io/en/developers/tools)

Start by calling list_workspaces and list_social_accounts, then show me what I can post to.
Always schedule (scheduled_at) unless I explicitly ask to publish now.

How it works

Every tool calls the same Feedlio API as the dashboard, so character limits, media rules for each platform and your plan's limits apply exactly as they do when you post by hand. Posts are always tied to a workspace (one brand or client) and to accounts already connected in Feedlio. Connecting a new social account needs the platform's own sign-in, so that step happens in the dashboard.

Feedlio doesn't offer a public REST API yet; MCP is the supported way to automate Feedlio today.