AI posting
Your AI assistant just became your social media manager
Connect Lemonpost to Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP client and run your whole social calendar from the chat. Anything you can do in the app, you can do by asking.
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Two ways in, one social platform behind them
Talk to Lemonpost through an AI assistant over MCP, or call the API straight from your own code. Both reach the same nine platforms, with the same rules the app uses.
Connect over MCP
Lemonpost runs as an MCP server, so any MCP client, Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, or Cursor, can connect in a couple of minutes. Your assistant sees the same actions the app has and runs them on your say-so.
Or call the API
Prefer to build it yourself? Create a token and call the Lemonpost API from any language. Draft, schedule, queue, and publish posts with plain HTTP, no browser needed.
Everything the app can do
This is not a cut-down endpoint. Create drafts, schedule for later, add to the queue, or publish now, across all nine platforms, with per-platform text, threads, first comments, and carousels, exactly like the composer.
Your rules still apply
Approval policies, roles, and per-platform limits are enforced on the API, not just in the UI. A post that needs a sign-off still waits for one, even when an assistant created it.
How it works
From chat to scheduled post in four steps
- 1
Connect your assistant
In settings, create a token and add Lemonpost to Claude, ChatGPT, or your MCP client of choice. It takes a couple of minutes and one paste.
- 2
Ask for a post
Tell your assistant what you want: draft a week of posts, schedule this for Tuesday at nine, or publish this thread to X and LinkedIn now.
- 3
Review and adjust
The assistant drafts inside Lemonpost. Check the text and timing, ask for changes in the chat, and tweak per platform before anything goes out.
- 4
Schedule or publish
Approve it and the post is scheduled, queued, or published to every platform you picked, with approvals honored when a brand requires them.
A closer look
A real integration, not a demo
Over MCP
Run your calendar by asking
Once Lemonpost is connected, your assistant can do the work you would otherwise click through. Ask in plain language and it drafts, schedules, and publishes for you, then reports back what it did.
Any MCP client. Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, or anything else that speaks MCP connects the same way.
The full action set. Draft, schedule, queue, publish now, and edit posts, across all nine platforms, from the chat.
You stay in control. The assistant proposes, you confirm. Nothing publishes that you did not approve, and approval policies still apply.

Over the API
Build it into your own tools
The API exposes the same operations behind the app. Wire Lemonpost into a script, a workflow, or your own product, and treat posting as a plain HTTP call.
Token auth. Create a token in settings and send it as a bearer header. Revoke it any time.
Create and schedule. Post a draft, set a schedule, add to the queue, or publish now, with per-target text and options.
Same validation. Every request is checked against each platform's rules before it sends, so the API cannot post something the app would reject.
What does an AI social media manager actually do?
An AI social media manager is an assistant that can run the mechanical parts of posting for you: writing drafts, picking times, and publishing across platforms. The catch has always been that assistants can talk about your social media but cannot touch it. Connecting Lemonpost over MCP closes that gap, so the assistant you already use can actually schedule and publish, not just suggest.
What is MCP, and why does it matter here?
MCP, the Model Context Protocol, is an open standard that lets AI assistants use outside tools. When Lemonpost runs as an MCP server, an assistant like Claude or ChatGPT can see the actions Lemonpost offers and run them on your behalf. That is the difference between an assistant that writes you a caption and one that schedules the post. You connect once, and from then on the assistant works your real calendar.
How do you post to social media from ChatGPT or Claude?
You connect Lemonpost to your assistant with a token, then ask for what you want in plain language. Draft five posts for next week, schedule this one for Tuesday morning, or publish this thread now. The assistant creates the posts inside Lemonpost, you review them, and they publish to whichever of the nine platforms you chose. Because the work lands in Lemonpost, you get the same scheduling, queue, and approval steps you would get from the app.
Is there a social media API for developers?
Yes. If you would rather build the integration yourself, create a token and call the Lemonpost social media API directly. The API mirrors the app: create a post as a draft, schedule it, add it to the queue, or publish now, with per-platform content and options. One social media API reaches all nine networks, so you are not stitching together a separate Instagram, LinkedIn, and TikTok integration yourself. It is the right path when you want posting inside your own product or an automated workflow rather than a chat.
Does automating posts mean giving up control?
No, and that is the point of routing it through Lemonpost instead of straight to each network. Every post an assistant or script creates goes through the same guardrails as a post you write by hand: per-platform limits are validated, and if a brand requires approval, the post waits for a sign-off before it can publish. Automation handles the busywork while your rules decide what actually goes out.
One connection, every platform
Whether you post through an assistant or the API, Lemonpost reaches all nine networks. Ask once and publish everywhere Lemonpost publishes to.
Plays well with the rest of Lemonpost
Customer story
What it looks like to run social from your AI tools

- weekly time spent on posting
- 8 hrs → 2 weekly time spent on posting
- posts across 6 platforms, up from 1–2 a week
- Daily posts across 6 platforms, up from 1–2 a week
- follower growth over 12 months
- +321% follower growth over 12 months
Read the full story“Honestly, I thought cheaper meant worse. It didn't. It just did the one thing we actually needed.”
Georg Groth, Head of Marketing, Klaro
Loved by customers
Don't just take our word for it
“I looked for this in three other tools before Lemonpost. It just works, erik on support is also amazing.”
Elliot Solberg
Sandra Clothing AS
“We use Lemonpost with claude ai and love it. It is budget friendly, super easy to use and me and my cofounder use it daily.”
Henriette L. Solstad
Lett Rekruttering AS
“In our company it's active recruitment through social media, and being able to post across channels in one place and engage has been amazing.”
Serpios Dento
HomeProject Technologies Ltd
“We were spending HOURS trying to keep up with social media. Lemonpost made it fun again!! Highly recommended :-)”
Vera Bergh
Social Media Manager
“We manage a busy account and needed something that could take the load without falling over. Lemonpost handles it, and the team ships fixes fast.”
Theo Skyner
CoCreate Ltd
“Connected all our socials in one sitting. The value for money is honestly the best I've found, and support actually replies like a human.”
Ana Costa
“Best quality/price out of all the platforms I've tried.”
Fanny Mäkelä
Social media manager
“We launched a product and got literally zero traffic. It's now been 5 months and we're consistently launching content — and I love the DM feature so we can give our audience some free value.”
Fredrik Kreim
FAQ
AI and API questions, answered
Connect Lemonpost to your assistant over MCP with a token, then ask for what you want in plain language. The assistant drafts the post inside Lemonpost, you review it, and it schedules or publishes to any of the nine platforms you choose.
MCP, the Model Context Protocol, is an open standard that lets AI assistants use external tools. Lemonpost runs as an MCP server, so any MCP client, Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, or others, can connect and run your posting actions for you.
Any client that supports MCP. That includes Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, and Cursor today, and anything else that speaks the protocol. The setup is the same paste-a-token step for all of them.
Yes. This is full parity, not a trimmed-down endpoint. You can draft, schedule, add to the queue, publish now, and edit posts across all nine platforms, with per-platform text, threads, first comments, and carousels, the same as the composer.
Yes. Create a token and call the Lemonpost API directly from any language. It exposes the same operations as the app, so you can build posting into your own scripts, workflows, or product with plain HTTP requests.
Yes. Approval policies, roles, and per-platform limits are enforced on the API, not just in the app. If a brand requires a sign-off, a post the assistant creates still waits for approval before it can publish.
Only if you tell it to. The normal flow is that the assistant drafts and proposes, and you confirm before anything goes out. You can ask it to publish now, but it acts on your instruction, and any required approvals still apply.
All nine that Lemonpost supports: Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, LinkedIn, X, Threads, Bluesky, Pinterest, and YouTube. The assistant and the API reach the same networks the composer does.
In settings, create a token and add Lemonpost to your MCP client or your code. It is a couple of minutes and one paste. You can revoke a token at any time to cut off access.
Connecting an assistant over MCP and calling the API are part of Lemonpost, which starts at $29 a month on the Creator plan and includes a 7-day free trial. See the pricing page for what each plan includes.
Let your AI assistant run your calendar
Start a free trial, connect Claude or ChatGPT over MCP, and schedule your first post from the chat.