Claude Code
Use Claude Code with Blotato to build AI-powered social media workflows from your terminal.
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Tutorials
Build Your AI Personal Assistant for Social Media Marketing
Learn how to use Claude Code to build your own AI social media manager. Set up Claude Code and use prompts to write content in your brand voice and post to social media.
The ULTIMATE Claude Code Tutorial
A full course from first-time setup to building a personalized AI Marketing Officer with skills, quality gate hooks, brand voice, and subagents.
The ULTIMATE AI Coding Guide for Developers
Step-by-step breakdown of AI coding with Claude Code, battle tested with an existing complex codebase. Includes CLAUDE.md rules file and a real feature implementation from scratch.
Install Claude Code first
Claude Code is a terminal app from Anthropic. It is not the Claude chat at claude.ai, and it does not come pre-installed. Install it before connecting Blotato:
Install Claude Code from the official Claude Code page
On a Mac, open Terminal (press Cmd + Space, type "Terminal", press Enter). On Windows, open Command Prompt or PowerShell.
Type
claudeand press Enter to start a Claude Code sessionIf you see
command not found: claude, Claude Code is not installed yet -- repeat step 1
The "no installation required" wording in the MCP Server docs refers to the Blotato MCP server, which runs remotely. Claude Code itself still needs to be installed on your computer.
Connect Blotato MCP Server to Claude Code
To use Blotato tools directly in Claude Code, add the Blotato MCP server:
Go to Settings > API in the Blotato app
Under "Claude Code (Terminal)", click Copy Setup Command
Paste the command into a Claude Code session and let it apply changes
Restart Claude Code
Run the setup command inside the Claude Code session in Terminal -- not in a code editor like VS Code. Never paste your API key by itself as a Terminal command (Terminal returns command not found for it).
The command adds the Blotato MCP server with your API key:
For the full setup guide, see MCP Server Setup.
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