Not everything is a terminal job. Claude Desktop is where planning conversations happen, the kind where you think out loud about next week, and with planpo.st connected those conversations end with a scheduled calendar instead of a to-do note.
Setup is a custom connector in Settings, no code. From then on "schedule it" is a thing Claude can actually do, and "did it work" is a question it can answer with numbers from your own payment account.
Claude Desktop is Anthropic's desktop app for macOS and Windows. It supports MCP through custom connectors in the settings UI and through a local config file, and it is the easiest way to use planpo.st with an agent if you never touch a terminal.
Here are four ideas I noted this week. Turn them into a posting plan for Instagram, LinkedIn and Threads, spread over the week at good times.
Claude drafts each idea per network, respects each network's limits (2,200 characters on Instagram, 500 on Threads, 3,000 on LinkedIn), asks get_best_times for slots, and books the week. You get a filled calendar and a summary you can veto line by line.
What did last week's posts earn, and what should I do more of?
get_revenue_overview and get_analytics come back with attributed revenue per post. Claude compares topics and formats, and the recommendation is grounded in your Stripe or Shopify data rather than vibes.
Queue these three product photos as Instagram posts this week, but send them for approval first.
upload_media takes the photos, create_post drafts the captions, submit_for_approval routes them, and nothing publishes until it is signed off in the dashboard. Delegation without surprise posts.
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 Desktop does not just post for you, it finds out whether the post worked.
The desktop app. Supports both a config file and custom connectors. 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.
What Claude Desktop can reach