Does Claude Code post immediately or can I review first?

Both. Posts can be created as drafts, scheduled, or published now. If other people need sign-off, submit_for_approval routes a draft through the approval flow and nothing goes out until someone approves it.

What exactly can the agent do?

The MCP server exposes more than 40 tools: creating and scheduling posts, bulk creation, uploading media, generating carousels, checking best posting times, pulling analytics and revenue, and managing account groups. The agent only has what your API key has, and keys are scoped.

Do I need to host anything?

No. Either run the server locally with npx (the key stays on your machine) or point Claude Code at the hosted endpoint. Both are one command, the setup page has them ready to paste.

Which plan do I need?

The MCP server works with any paid plan, $19.99 a month and up. Revenue attribution, which is the part that makes the agent loop worth it, is on Pro at $39.99.

Is this the same as the Claude Desktop connector?

Same server, different client. Claude Code fits when your posts come out of your work, like shipping logs and release notes. Claude Desktop fits conversational planning. Both pages have their own setup instructions.

Claude Code runs your social calendar now.

I live in Claude Code most of the day, and planpo.st started as the thing I wanted from there: a way to say "plan next week" and have real posts land on a real calendar, without opening a browser and filling forms.

The connection is MCP, one command to add. After that Claude Code sees the same tools the dashboard uses: it can draft posts, schedule them per platform, check what published, and pull the revenue numbers for anything it posted.

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What Claude Code is

Claude Code is Anthropic's coding agent for the terminal and IDEs. It reads your repo, runs commands, and connects to MCP servers, which is what makes this pairing work: your codebase and your social calendar end up in the same conversation.

Three things to try on day one

1. Plan a week from what you shipped

Look at the commits since Monday, pick the three most interesting changes, and schedule a post about each on X and LinkedIn next week, morning slots.

Claude Code reads the git log it already has access to, drafts three posts per network in the right length (280 characters for X, longer for LinkedIn), calls create_post for each with per-platform text, and books them into suggest_schedule slots. You review the queue in the dashboard or ask the agent to read it back.

2. Ask where the money came from

Which of my posts this month actually produced revenue?

The agent calls get_revenue_overview and get_analytics, then answers with the posts, the platforms, and the attributed amounts from your connected Stripe, Shopify or RevenueCat account. Not likes, money.

3. Turn a blog post into a campaign

Take the article I just merged in content/posts/pricing-mistakes and repurpose it into an X thread and a LinkedIn post, schedule both for Thursday 9am.

repurpose_content splits the article into platform-shaped drafts, the agent adjusts tone per network, and two scheduled posts appear with tracked links pointing at the article. When orders come in through those links, they show up next to these exact posts.

The part the other schedulers skip

Plenty of tools let an agent post. The difference here is what comes back: every link in a scheduled post can be tracked, payments from Stripe, Shopify or RevenueCat are matched to the exact post that caused them, and your agent can read those numbers with the same connection it used to publish. Claude Code does not just post for you, it finds out whether the post worked.

How revenue attribution works

Connecting takes a minute

Anthropic's terminal and IDE agent. The quickest client to set up. Grab an API key from Settings, add the server, hosted or local, and the tools appear. The full config, with the sharp edges called out, is on the setup page.

Claude Code setup guide

Questions people ask

Does Claude Code post immediately or can I review first?: Both. Posts can be created as drafts, scheduled, or published now. If other people need sign-off, submit_for_approval routes a draft through the approval flow and nothing goes out until someone approves it.
What exactly can the agent do?: The MCP server exposes more than 40 tools: creating and scheduling posts, bulk creation, uploading media, generating carousels, checking best posting times, pulling analytics and revenue, and managing account groups. The agent only has what your API key has, and keys are scoped.
Do I need to host anything?: No. Either run the server locally with npx (the key stays on your machine) or point Claude Code at the hosted endpoint. Both are one command, the setup page has them ready to paste.
Which plan do I need?: The MCP server works with any paid plan, $19.99 a month and up. Revenue attribution, which is the part that makes the agent loop worth it, is on Pro at $39.99.
Is this the same as the Claude Desktop connector?: Same server, different client. Claude Code fits when your posts come out of your work, like shipping logs and release notes. Claude Desktop fits conversational planning. Both pages have their own setup instructions.

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