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The postqueen site is up with plan pricing, a guide for each of the 30 channels, scheduler comparisons and a set of free browser tools.

postqueen ships its own MCP server, so Claude, Cursor and any other MCP client can schedule posts with one URL and no bridge process.

postqueen now publishes to 30 channels, covering the usual feeds plus the communities, developer blogs and newsletters most schedulers skip.

The postqueen Helm chart is out as an OCI artifact, so a Kubernetes install needs no repo add and no hand written deployment manifests.

The postqueen app image is published on GitHub Container Registry for both amd64 and arm64, so ARM servers and Apple Silicon run it natively.

n8n-nodes-postqueen landed on npm at 0.2.17, a community node that lets any n8n workflow hand its finished content to postqueen to schedule.

The Node SDK reached its first stable release at 1.0.0, a client for the postqueen REST API for teams scheduling posts from their own code.

The postqueen CLI shipped to npm at 2.0.15, with scheduling, media upload and the structured JSON output that lets agents read their own results.