social post

The problem

Managing social media presence across YouTube, Facebook, and Mastodon requires manual uploads and juggling multiple tabs. Developers and creators need a way to automate video and text distribution without writing custom OAuth integrations for every platform.

What it does

• Posts content to YouTube, Facebook Pages, and Mastodon via a unified API or MCP server.
• Handles video uploads to YouTube including channel-specific metadata like privacy and titles.
• Supports multi-image and video posting to Facebook Pages (excluding personal profiles).
• Integrates with Mastodon (mastodon.social) for decentralized microblogging.
• Supports scheduling posts using ISO 8601 timestamps for automated content delivery.

Frameworks & tools

Publora MCP server, REST API integration, OAuth for YouTube and Facebook Pages.

Why this beats prompting it yourself

Writing individual platform integrations requires maintaining complex OAuth flows and refreshing tokens. This skill abstracts those differences into a single create_post tool that validates platform-specific limits like character counts and media types before they fail.

Use cases

• Automate YouTube uploads as part of a CI/CD or content pipeline.
• Sync brand announcements across Facebook Pages and Mastodon simultaneously.
• Schedule social media posts directly from a local development environment or LLM chat.
• Programmatically manage scheduled posts including updates and deletions.

Known limitations

YouTube requires a video; text-only is not supported. Facebook is restricted to Pages only, no personal profiles. Mastodon support is currently limited to the mastodon.social instance.