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MCP Server

The Blotato MCP Server lets you control your social media workflows directly from AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude.ai, Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Antigravity, and Replit Agent.

No installation or coding required for the MCP server itself -- it runs remotely. Connect via OAuth or add the server URL and your API key to your AI tool's config, and start giving natural language commands. Your AI tool still needs to be installed on your computer first (for example, the Claude Code terminal app).

What You Get

  • Post to any connected social platform with a single prompt

  • Schedule posts to your content calendar

  • View, update, reschedule, and delete scheduled posts

  • Extract content from YouTube videos, articles, tweets, and more

  • Generate images, carousels, and videos from templates

  • Upload local files directly -- no Google Drive or S3 needed

  • Check the status of your posts and visuals

  • Compare top-performing posts and review engagement analytics

  • Read and post comments on your Instagram and Facebook posts

  • Read and send Instagram and Facebook DMs, with buttons or quick replies

  • Create DM automations that reply for you when someone comments on your post or messages you

Tutorials

For Claude Code-specific tutorials, see Claude Code.

Quick Setup

  1. Connect your social accounts in Settings

  2. Add the Blotato MCP server to your AI tool (see Setup Guide)

MCP Server URL: https://mcp.blotato.com/mcp

REST API base URL (for non-MCP HTTP clients): https://backend.blotato.com/v2

api.blotato.com is not a valid base URL. If your AI tool reports a DNS error for api.blotato.com, it guessed wrong. Use the URLs above.

Auth: OAuth (Claude.ai, Claude Desktop, Claude Cowork) or API key header (ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor, others)

For step-by-step setup instructions, see the Setup Guide.

For all available tools and parameters, see the Tools Reference.

For example prompts and multi-step workflows, see Example Prompts.

Deciding between MCP and plain HTTP calls? See Should I use the REST API or MCP?.

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