Delivery is not fire-and-forget
Social APIs fail silently, rate-limit unexpectedly, and each platform speaks a different error dialect. You only find out something went wrong when someone notices the post is missing.
We handle delivery, retries, and status.
Claude Code skill, n8n node, or raw HTTP — Postproxy sits at the publish step and makes sure posts reach their destination, whatever triggered them upstream.
Looks trivial from the outside. Then a platform starts rate-limiting, a token expires mid-run, and someone is debugging delivery at midnight instead of shipping the next feature.
Social APIs fail silently, rate-limit unexpectedly, and each platform speaks a different error dialect. You only find out something went wrong when someone notices the post is missing.
Back-off, per-platform quotas, dead-letter handling. Getting it right takes longer than the feature that needed it.
A trigger fires and moves on. Without delivery events, the workflow has no idea whether the post went out — debugging becomes log spelunking after the fact.
Postproxy handles everything between your trigger and a confirmed delivery — so your pipeline stays focused on what it actually does.
Automatic retries with back-off on every publish attempt. Posts don't silently disappear when a platform hiccups.
Delivery events come back to your endpoint as webhooks. Your workflow knows exactly what happened — no polling.
Per-platform rate limits are tracked and respected on our side. Your trigger just calls once and Postproxy queues intelligently.
One HTTP call, one n8n node, one MCP tool — it fans out to Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, and the rest. No separate node per network.
When Instagram, LinkedIn, or TikTok updates their API, we absorb it. Your n8n flow or Claude skill keeps working without a fix on your end.
Structured error codes per platform make failures actionable. No more guessing which network rejected a post and why.
We know your stack: MCP, skills, n8n, Make, Needle. We're built to fit right in and keep publishing smooth.
Give your agent everything it needs to publish social content from your project.
npx skills add postproxy/postproxy-skill Postproxy MCP server lets Claude, Cursor, and other MCP clients publish to social media directly. Add the server and start posting — zero configuration.
Install the Postproxy skill to give your AI assistant publishing capabilities. One command to add, then publish from your project without leaving the editor.
Connect Postproxy to n8n, Zapier, Make, Needle, or any workflow tool. Schedule posts, trigger on events, or let your automations decide when and what to publish.
Postproxy runs on European infrastructure, handles credentials the way you'd want your own handled, and is GDPR-compliant without you having to think about it.
Your data is protected by enterprise-grade encryption, secure APIs, and strict access controls designed to keep everything safe.
All data is stored and processed on European servers, ensuring sovereignty, reliability, and compliance with local regulations.
Built to meet Europe's highest privacy standards, Postproxy processes and stores data with full compliance and transparency.
The Postproxy MCP server exposes a single publish_post tool.
Your agent calls it, we handle the rest — platform routing, retries,
token lifecycle, and delivery confirmation.
claude mcp add --transport http postproxy \
https://mcp.postproxy.dev/mcp?api_key=YOUR_KEY
Publishing for AI agents
Self-hosted workflow automation
AI-powered knowledge workflows
Visual automation platform
No-code automation
If your pipeline ends with a social post, Postproxy can own that step. These are typical patterns — not a closed list.
Claude, GPT, or any LLM pipeline produces copy and assets — Postproxy is the last step that gets it out to the networks without extra tooling.
n8n, Make, or Zapier flows call one HTTP node. Postproxy handles the platform-specific complexity so the workflow stays clean.
Cron jobs and batch scripts publish at volume without worrying about rate limits, retries, or per-platform token management.
CMS publish hooks, repository events, or any webhook trigger can fan out to social channels as a side effect — zero manual steps.
One API call from any trigger — Postproxy handles delivery to every network.