Connect Claude Code to Post Array

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   Step 1 Add Post Array to Claude Code. Run this in your terminal.

   claude mcp add --transport http postarray https://mcp.postarray.com/mcp

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2. 02

   Step 2 Start Claude Code, run this, choose postarray, and sign in when your browser opens.

   /mcp

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• Turn a release into posts

  Ask it

  Read CHANGELOG.md and write a short post about the newest release for X and LinkedIn. Save both as drafts in my Product project and show me the previews.

• Plan the week

  Ask it

  Draft five posts for my Bakery project, one each weekday at 9 in the morning my time. Check them, tell me about any pace warnings, and schedule them once I say yes.

• Fix what needs attention

  Ask it

  Show me any posts that need attention. For each account, tell me in plain words what went wrong and the one thing I should do next.

Your agent can read your accounts, write drafts, check them and schedule them. When it wants to post right now, Post Array gives it a link, and nothing goes out until you open it and say yes. If your project needs approval, scheduled posts wait for it too.

• CodexCodex connects to Post Array with two commands: one adds Post Array, the other signs you in. Then Codex can draft and schedule posts while it works in your code.
• Gemini CLIGemini CLI connects to Post Array with one command, saved for every folder you work in. Sign in once and Gemini can draft and schedule posts.
• CursorAdd Post Array to Cursor's MCP settings and sign in when Cursor asks. The agent can then draft release posts right next to your code.
• VS CodeVS Code adds Post Array with its MCP: Add Server command. After you sign in, the agent in VS Code can draft, check and schedule posts.
• WindsurfWindsurf's Cascade agent reads remote servers from its MCP config file. Add Post Array there, sign in, and Cascade can draft and schedule posts.

Make a free account, connect your social accounts, then connect Claude Code. It takes a few minutes.