MCP
MCP is an open pattern for wiring assistants to the systems you already use. Pair that with Fuxux when you want a single place to compose, schedule, and publish across your social accounts.
MCP + social media scheduling
Model Context Protocol lets Claude, Cursor, and other assistants call tools with structured context. Fuxux exposes scheduling, drafts, and account connections so your assistant can publish, schedule, or save drafts for you to approve across 12 platforms — the same pattern teams use for code, now applied to your social media management workflow.
When to use MCP vs the dashboard
Use the Fuxux dashboard for visual calendar planning, media uploads, and final previews. Use MCP when you want agents to batch-draft a week of captions from a brief, pull ideas from your blog, or turn meeting notes into LinkedIn posts — then review everything before publish.
MCP FAQ
Which assistants support Fuxux MCP?
Claude and other clients that support MCP sign-in connect with just the server URL: you sign in to Fuxux and allow access. Claude Code, Cursor, Manus and clients that can send an Authorization header can also use a Fuxux API key. See the setup guide for step-by-step instructions.
Does MCP publish without my approval?
It can if you ask it to: creating a post without a schedule publishes it right away. To review first, have the agent save drafts or schedule posts for later, then check captions, media and times in your Fuxux calendar before they go live.
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