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How to schedule social media posts with Claude using MCP

Claude connects to SkedCast the same way it connects to any remote MCP server: add a custom connector with SkedCast's MCP URL, sign in when prompted, and Claude gains read access to your workspace plus write tools it will confirm before running.

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The connection#

PropertyValue
EndpointPOST https://api.skedcast.com/mcp
TransportStreamable HTTP
AuthOAuth 2.1 bearer token (client runs the flow for you) or a SkedCast API key as a bearer token
Tools59 tools — 31 that read (posts, clients, accounts, analytics, reports, best-times, library, webhooks) and 28 that act (compose and edit posts, reschedule/cancel/retry, import media, manage webhooks)

Schedule social media posts with Claude#

  • Open Settings (Ctrl+, on desktop, or the menu → File → Settings) → Connectors → Add custom connector.
  • Paste the MCP endpoint URL. Advanced settings let you specify an OAuth client id/secret if your own setup needs it — SkedCast's server supports dynamic client registration, so most users can leave this blank.
  • Claude opens a browser to sign in and consent; once approved, the connector is available across claude.ai, Claude Desktop, and Cowork.
http
https://api.skedcast.com/mcp
The connector URL to enter in Claude's custom connector form.
mcpclaudeanthropicai agent

FAQ

Is this available on the Claude free plan?
Yes — custom connectors via remote MCP work across Free, Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise, though Free accounts are limited to one custom connector at a time.
Does Claude Code use the same connection method?
No — Claude Code (the CLI) connects via `claude mcp add`, a terminal command rather than a settings UI. See the dedicated Claude Code guide.

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