Create drafts from a JSON file with Node
For developers who keep their posts in a file and want them on the calendar.
Prompt
Write a Node script with @postqueen/node that reads [launch-posts.json] and creates each entry as a draft on [Bluesky and X] at its date.
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and any agent connected to PostQueen
and any agent connected to PostQueenWhat your agent does
The SDK calls, in order.
new PostQueen()POSTQUEEN_API_KEYCreates the client with the API key from your environment.postqueen.integrations()bluesky, xLooks up the ids of your Bluesky and X channels.postqueen.post()type: 'draft', dateCreates each entry as a draft at its own date, one post per channel.postqueen.postList()startDate, endDateLists the posts in that date range, so the script can print what it made.
These are the real @postqueen/node calls in the code your agent writes. It writes them on its own; you only send the prompt.
The result
Drafts on your calendar, not surprises.
Everything waits as a draft. Open any post to change the words, the picture or the time, then schedule it when it is right.
- A version for each network, within its limits
- Nothing goes out until you schedule it
- Change the text, time or media on the calendar
Variations
Make it your own.
- Skip entries whose date has passed and print them at the end.
- Upload each entry's image with postqueen.upload() and attach it to the post.
- Add a --schedule flag that creates the posts with type 'schedule' instead of 'draft'.
Tips
Before you send it.
- Write dates in ISO 8601 with a time zone, like 2026-10-06T09:00:00Z, so posts land at the right hour.
- Bluesky posts stop at 300 characters and X posts at 280, so have the script check lengths before it sends.
- Creating posts through the API is rate limited per hour for each workspace, so a very long file may need a pause.
Copy it. Your agent does the rest.
Connect your agent to PostQueen and send the prompt. The drafts wait on your calendar.
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