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Schedule posts from Claude & ChatGPT

Keryo ships a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. Connect it to Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP-compatible assistant and manage your clients' social media in plain language — "schedule this idea as a LinkedIn post for tomorrow at 9am" — without leaving the chat.

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard that lets AI assistants use external tools. Keryo exposes its scheduling engine as an MCP server: once connected, your assistant can create posts, schedule them, publish them and read your accounts and stats — using the same workspaces, brand voices and networks as the Keryo app.

This is a genuine differentiator: mainstream schedulers like Buffer and Hootsuite have no MCP integration. If your workflow already lives in Claude or ChatGPT — drafting ideas, planning content calendars — Keryo is the missing link that turns those conversations into scheduled posts.

Set up in three steps

Add the Keryo connector

In Claude (Settings → Connectors) or ChatGPT (connector settings), add the Keryo MCP endpoint.

Authorize it

Sign in via OAuth or paste an API key from your Keryo profile ("Connected apps" section). You stay in control and can revoke access anytime.

Talk to it

Ask your assistant to draft, schedule or publish posts for any of your client workspaces. Keryo applies each client's brand voice as usual.

MCP endpoint

https://mcp.keryo.io/mcp
Full setup guide in the docs

What your assistant can do

The Keryo MCP server exposes seven tools:

createPost

Draft a post for a client workspace, with Keryo's native per-platform rewriting.

schedulePost

Schedule a post for a specific date and time on one or several networks.

publishPost

Publish a post immediately.

deletePost

Delete a post from Keryo — and take published content down from the platforms that allow it.

listAccounts

List the connected social accounts and client workspaces.

listScheduledPosts

See what's already planned in the calendar.

getStats

Read per-platform performance statistics.

Say it in plain language

Real prompts that work once the connector is set up:

  • "Schedule this idea as a LinkedIn post for Acme Corp tomorrow at 9am: our onboarding lessons after 100 customers."
  • "What's already scheduled for my client Studio B this week?"
  • "Turn this draft into an X post and an Instagram caption and publish both now."
  • "How did last month's LinkedIn posts perform for Acme Corp?"

MCP — common questions

Yes — that's exactly what the Keryo MCP server does. Add the connector (endpoint mcp.keryo.io/mcp), authorize it with your Keryo account, and schedule posts in natural language from the chat.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets AI assistants like Claude and ChatGPT call external tools. Keryo's MCP server exposes its post creation, scheduling, publishing and analytics as tools your assistant can use on your behalf.
No. As of 2026, neither Buffer nor Hootsuite ships an MCP integration. With them, your AI conversation and your scheduler stay two separate worlds; with Keryo, the assistant drives the scheduler directly.
The connector is authorized through OAuth or a personal API key you create in your Keryo profile, and you can revoke it anytime. Your clients' social accounts stay connected through the platforms' official OAuth 2.0 flows, with tokens encrypted at rest (AES-256).
Yes. The MCP server acts on your Keryo workspaces, so you need an account (every plan starts with a 7-day free trial, no credit card). The connector is available on all plans.

Your scheduler, one prompt away

Start your trial, connect the MCP server, and schedule your first post from Claude or ChatGPT today.

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