Most "post to social media from your AI assistant" demos stop at one tweet. We wanted the whole job: write the post, make the video, fit it to each channel, put it on a calendar, and read the numbers back. So we put SocialFaktory behind one MCP server.
What the assistant can do. Connect https://www.socialfaktory.com/mcp in Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or VS Code and sign in. The assistant then sees your brands, channels and media. It writes X (Twitter) posts, threads and LinkedIn posts in the brand's voice. It makes short videos with a presenter, a real voice and captions. It composes one post per channel and schedules or publishes to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, X (Twitter), LinkedIn, Facebook and Pinterest.
Guardrails. Giving an agent a credit card and a brand's channels needs limits, so four are built in:
- Every video can be priced first, and the assistant shows the price before it spends.
- Every spending or publishing call carries an idempotency key, so a retry never pays or posts twice.
- Posts are drafts until they are sent. Nothing goes live until it is scheduled.
- On the consent screen you pin the connection to one brand, cap what it may spend each month and choose when it expires.
Why one server. A brand's content lives in many tools: a writer, a video generator, a captioner, a resizer, a scheduler and an analytics app. Bought separately, that stack is about $423 a month across nine tools. An agent juggling nine APIs is fragile. One server means one auth, one wallet and one brand voice.
Docs: https://www.socialfaktory.com/docs/mcp. Plans start at $49 a month.
