TimeToPost MCP server
MCP server for TimeToPost that lets AI agents list accounts, schedule/publish/cancel posts, manage drafts and approvals, run AutoSEO, and read analytics via 32 tools.
README
TimeToPost MCP server
An MCP server that lets AI agents (Claude, etc.)
drive TimeToPost: list connected accounts, draft/schedule/publish/cancel posts, run
AutoSEO, and read analytics. It's a thin adapter over the existing REST API — every
tool calls api.timetopost.co with the caller's token, so all auth, org-scoping,
validation and publishing logic is reused (never duplicated).
The exact same 32 tools are exposed identically on both surfaces this package
ships alongside — the hosted Streamable HTTP endpoint (backend/src/mcp/server.ts)
and this npm/stdio package (mcp/src/tools.ts) — enforced by a CI parity test
(backend/src/__tests__/unit/mcp-parity.test.ts).
Tools (32)
Call get_capabilities first — it returns the authoritative, machine-readable map
of everything below (lifecycles, idempotency contracts, terminology) and should be
trusted over inferences from other tools' raw fields.
Core
whoami · get_capabilities · list_integrations · get_tiktok_creator_info · list_boards
Posts & publishing
list_posts · get_post · schedule_post · publish_post · cancel_post ·
publish_thread · scheduler_status
Engine drafts (human-approval queue)
create_digest_drafts · create_drafts (alias of create_digest_drafts — same
mechanism, name doesn't imply digest-only) · list_drafts · approve_draft ·
reject_draft
Unified approvals rail
list_approvals — READ-ONLY: one call returns everything pending human review
across all four automation sources (posts/EngineDraft, trends/Trend-Rider,
build-in-public tweet drafts, and warm-lead engager DMs), normalized into a
common shape with per-source counts. approve_draft/reject_draft above remain
the only MCP-side approval actions (for the posts source); approving a trend,
build-in-public or DM item is a dashboard action for now.
Analytics & brands
Note: a "brand" here is a niche/play attribution tag on a post (see
list_brands) — unrelated to BrandVoice, the org's single AI writing-style
profile used to guide AI content generation. An org has one BrandVoice but can
have many brands.
get_engagement_summary · get_optimal_times · get_post_metrics ·
list_brands · get_engagement_by_tag
AutoSEO (any-blog AI content engine — see .claude/skills / get_capabilities
for the full connect → integrate → verify → configure → generate flow)
autoseo_connect_site · autoseo_integration_kit · autoseo_verify_site ·
autoseo_list_sites · autoseo_configure · autoseo_auto_configure ·
autoseo_propose_topics · autoseo_generate_post
Public docs: https://timetopost.co/mcp
Install (any MCP client — Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor)
Published on npm as timetopost-mcp:
{
"mcpServers": {
"timetopost": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "timetopost-mcp"],
"env": {
"TIMETOPOST_API_URL": "https://api.timetopost.co",
"TIMETOPOST_API_TOKEN": "${TIMETOPOST_API_TOKEN}"
}
}
}
}
Or via the Claude Code CLI:
claude mcp add timetopost \
-e TIMETOPOST_API_URL=https://api.timetopost.co \
-e TIMETOPOST_API_TOKEN=<your token> \
-- npx -y timetopost-mcp
Develop from source
cd mcp
npm install
npm run build # outputs dist/src/
Point your MCP config at node mcp/dist/src/index.js instead of npx.
Smoke test:
npm run build && TIMETOPOST_API_TOKEN="<jwt>" npm run test:smoke
Prefer zero setup? Use the hosted server (browser OAuth, no tokens)
The hosted Streamable HTTP server is live at https://api.timetopost.co/mcp —
add it to any remote-capable MCP client and sign in from the browser (email +
6-digit code). No installation, no token pasting:
claude mcp add --transport http timetopost https://api.timetopost.co/mcp
The OAuth access token it mints is a regular TimeToPost API token — visible and revocable in Settings → API — so org-scoping and plan limits are enforced by the backend exactly as for the web app. This npm package remains the right choice for clients that only speak stdio, or when you want the process local.
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