Terminal Native
No dashboard context switch: schedule, list and analyze posts from the session you already have open.
Queue a week of content without leaving your terminal. Claude Code talks to postqueen over the CLI or the built-in MCP server.
Claude Code is Anthropic's agentic coding tool: it lives in your terminal, runs commands and speaks the Model Context Protocol. With postqueen connected, planning and scheduling content becomes a conversation in the same window you already work in.
No dashboard context switch: schedule, list and analyze posts from the session you already have open.
Connect the postqueen MCP server and Claude Code gets scheduling and analytics as first-class tools.
CLI responses are JSON, so the agent can reason about results and chain follow-up commands reliably.
Two ways in: the postqueen CLI for direct commands, or the built-in MCP server for tool-based access from any MCP-capable agent.
MCP supported# 1) The CLI (JSON output)npm install -g postqueenexport POSTQUEEN_API_KEY=your_api_key # 2) MCP: add the postqueen MCP server# to your agent config and schedule with# natural languageClaude Code drives the same pipeline on all 30 channels postqueen supports. Pick a platform to see the pairing in detail.
MCP if you want to describe what you want, the CLI if you want to say exactly what to run. The MCP server is one command to add and the tools then show up in the next conversation; the CLI is better when you are scripting something repeatable, because the same command belongs in a Makefile later.
Only if you want it to read one. Scheduling posts is an ordinary command and works in any directory. Pointing it at a changelog is a separate, useful thing to ask for, not a requirement.
That is the point of it being in the terminal. Ship the release, then ask the same session to queue the announcement across your channels, without a browser tab or a context switch in between.
No. The MCP server ships inside postqueen and both routes into it, MCP and the CLI, are on every plan. There is no tier where the tools your assistant discovers get smaller.
Queue this week's posts in minutes, or hand the whole thing to your favorite AI. postqueen keeps publishing either way.
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