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Google Antigravity · Threads

How to post to Threads from Google Antigravity

A background agent can keep a Threads account alive with one short post per finished task, each inside 500 characters.

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How do I post to Threads from Google Antigravity?

Add the planpo.st MCP server to Google Antigravity, connect Threads once in the dashboard, then ask. The first three steps are one-time.

  1. 1

    Create an API key and add planpo.st to Antigravity

    Make a scoped key in planpo.st under Settings. Add the local planpost entry to mcp_config.json, the shared one in ~/.gemini/config or .agents inside a workspace. Antigravity substitutes ${PLANPOST_API_KEY} from the environment, so export the key and leave it out of the file.

  2. 2

    Confirm the server is connected

    In the agent panel open the menu, then MCP Servers, then Manage MCP Servers, and check that planpost is listed.

  3. 3

    Connect Threads

    Connect the Threads profile in the dashboard under Connections. It is its own connection, separate from Instagram, and the agent can fetch a connect URL for you with get_connection_link.

  4. 4

    Know what the post needs

    A Threads post needs text of 500 characters or fewer. Media is optional and there are no platformSettings for Threads at all.

  5. 5

    Ask in the agent panel or the agy CLI

    Say what to post and when. Antigravity finds the Threads connection, creates the post, and tells you whether it was scheduled or kept as a draft, with the reason.

Local, in mcp_config.json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "planpost": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "planpost-mcp"],
      "env": { "PLANPOST_API_KEY": "${PLANPOST_API_KEY}" }
    }
  }
}

Config location: Shared: ~/.gemini/config/mcp_config.json · Per workspace: .agents/mcp_config.json. Replace pk_live_xxx with your own key.

Which transport does Google Antigravity use?

For Antigravity the tested route is the local server in mcp_config.json, with the key substituted from the environment. One entry covers the IDE, the agy CLI and the SDK, because all three read the same file.

  • Antigravity substitutes ${VAR_NAME} from the environment, so export PLANPOST_API_KEY in your shell rather than pasting the key into the file.
  • In the IDE you can reach the same file via the agent panel: ... menu -> MCP Servers -> Manage MCP Servers -> View raw config.
  • Custom servers sit alongside the built-in MCP Store; a server added in the raw config appears with the store-installed ones.

The full walkthrough is on the Google Antigravity setup page.

What can Google Antigravity do on Threads?

It can publish text posts and posts with one image or one video, with clickable links in the text. It cannot publish a chain of connected posts or a multi-image carousel.

Text post

500

Up to 500 characters. Links in the text are clickable, which is the thing Threads has over Instagram and TikTok.

One image

The first image attached to the post goes out with it.

One video

Same rule: the first attachment, when it is a video, is published with the text.

Not available

limits

Connected multi-post chains and carousels. The "thread" post type belongs to X, despite the name.

Attachments are optional on Threads. When a post should carry one, Antigravity can take it from disk: it calls upload_media for a presigned URL, PUTs the file there with a shell command, and passes the returned asset into create_post. Files already uploaded come back from list_media, ready to reuse.

Which settings does a Threads post take?

Threads is the simplest network here: the publisher reads no platformSettings. Three post fields decide everything.

FieldAllowed valuesIf you leave it outWorth knowing
platformContent.threadsText, 500 characters or fewerThe shared contentOver 500 here is rejected with a 400. Shared content over 500 saves the post as a draft with char_limit.
media, platformMedia.threadsOne image or one videoText postOnly the first attachment is sent. A second image is ignored, not turned into a carousel.
postType"post""post""thread" with a Threads connection returns 400: Thread can only publish to X (Twitter).
platformSettings.threads.*Not readDoes not applyAnything sent here is stored and ignored.

What do I type to post to Threads from Google Antigravity?

Plain requests work. Each example lists the tool calls Google Antigravity makes in response.

1. A week of short posts

You say

Summarize the task you just finished in this workspace. Pull five separate points out of it and schedule one Threads post per weekday next week, each under 500 characters.

Tool calls

suggest_schedule({ numberOfPosts: 5, platforms: ["threads"], startDate: "<Monday>", endDate: "<Friday>" })
bulk_create_posts({ defaults: { connectionIds: ["<threads id>"], campaign: "weekly-notes" }, posts: [ { content: "...", scheduledFor: "..." }, ... ] })

Five scheduled posts from one call. Rows are independent, so one over-long post is saved as a draft and the other four are still scheduled.

2. Post with a link and a picture

You say

The image is in the workspace under recordings/still.jpg. Schedule it on Threads tomorrow 12:00 with two sentences about the update and the link to the changelog.

Tool calls

upload_media({ filename: "cover.jpg", contentType: "image/jpeg", size: <bytes> })
PUT <file> to the returned URL (shell)
create_post({ content: "<two sentences> https://...", media: [<image>], connectionIds: ["<threads id>"], schedule: "tomorrow 12:00" })

One post with the image and a link people can tap. Attach a single image; a second one would not be published.

3. From a blog post you already published

You say

Take the newest article from my blog feed and write three Threads drafts from it, different angle each.

Tool calls

list_content_sources()
fetch_source_content({ id: "<source id>" })
list_imported_content({ id: "<source id>" })
repurpose_content({ posts: [ { content: "...", connectionIds: ["<threads id>"] }, ... ] })

Three drafts in the dashboard. Nothing is scheduled until you or the agent pick the ones worth keeping.

What stops a Threads post from Google Antigravity?

The tag on a card is the code that comes back in the tool result.

500 characters

char_limit

Text that fits LinkedIn will not fit here. Give Threads its own cut in platformContent.threads when one post goes to both.

One attachment

The publisher sends the first image or video and nothing after it. A post with four images arrives with one.

No chains

There is no multi-post format for Threads in planpo.st. A long idea goes out as several separate posts, scheduled a few minutes apart if you want them near each other.

No settings to tune

No reply controls, no topic tags. If a prompt asks for them, the values are stored on the post and have no effect.

Links work

A URL in the text is clickable. This is the cheapest place in the lineup to put a tracked link.

One config, three surfaces

Antigravity

Since 2.x the IDE, the agy CLI and the SDK read the same mcp_config.json. Add planpost once and an agent started from any of them has the tools, which also means any of them can post.

Can Google Antigravity tell me what a Threads post earned?

Yes. A link in a Threads post is clickable, so a tracked link gives a click that a later payment can be matched to, and the amount sits next to the post. get_revenue_overview returns totals and recent transactions over the same connection that published it.

Stripe integration How revenue attribution works

Google Antigravity and Threads: questions people ask

Can it post a thread on Threads?
No. The thread post type publishes a reply chain on X only. On Threads each post stands alone, up to 500 characters.
How many images can a Threads post have?
One. The first attachment is published and any others are left out.
What happens when Antigravity sends a Threads post that breaks a rule?
It is told at once. The usual case on Threads is text over 500 characters: the post is kept as a draft and the tool result carries char_limit plus the fix, which Antigravity applies with update_post.
Is planpo.st in Antigravity's MCP Store?
Not today. It goes in as a custom server through the raw config and then shows up next to the store-installed ones. The Threads tools work the same either way.
Can an autonomous agent publish without me?
It can if the key allows it, so decide that with the key. A key that requires approval turns each Threads post into a request with an approve link, and the agent can carry on with other work while it waits.

Keep going

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Background

Google Antigravity overviewGoogle Antigravity setupThreads scheduling guideMCP tool reference