Partial success is the normal case in social media publishing
Why multi-platform publishing rarely succeeds everywhere at once — and why systems must be built for that.
Engineering notes, product updates, and automation playbooks from Postproxy.
Why multi-platform publishing rarely succeeds everywhere at once — and why systems must be built for that.
Why infrastructure-based publishing wins over tools like Hootsuite and Buffer in automated workflows.
Why human involvement should be modeled explicitly in automated publishing systems.
Why we set up a public changelog, roadmap, and a place for feedback.
Why publishing is the hardest part of agentic systems — and where most automations quietly break.
Why we built an MCP server for Postproxy, and why publishing shouldn’t require leaving your flow.
Why publishing shouldn’t require staring at a screen — and why systems should do it for you.
Why Postproxy integrations came first, and why publishing only makes sense inside workflows.
How building 64ads taught us that social media publishing is an operational problem — and why Postproxy exists.