Agent Skills
These six agent skills run on top of our MCP server and work in any agent that reads SKILL.md. After you install them, ask in plain English. The repo is MIT licensed.
/plugin marketplace add kodenark/postquickai-agent-skills
/plugin install weekly-content-batchcodex plugin install kodenark/postquickai-agent-skillsgit clone https://github.com/kodenark/postquickai-agent-skills .agents/# Copy the AGENTS.md snippet from /agents-md into your project's AGENTS.md file.These agents don't have a plugin system but read AGENTS.md automatically.
schedule-post"schedule a post tomorrow at 9am"Create a single post and schedule it for publishing at a specific time on one or more platforms.
weekly-content-batch"plan my content for this week"Generate 5–7 posts in your brand voice and schedule them across weekday slots at 9am, 12pm and 6pm.
analyze-post-performance"how did my posts do last month?"Pull analytics per post or per brand, split them by platform and content type, and point out the posts that did best.
onboard-brand"set up a new brand for my client"Create a content group and fill in its brand profile: name, audience, tone, topics, image model and auto-generation settings.
reply-thread"create a 5-tweet thread about X"Build a reply thread for Twitter/X, Threads and Bluesky that stays within each platform's character limit.
daily-digest"what posted today?"Summarize today's publishing activity with per-platform breakdowns and early engagement metrics.
API and agent access
Every plan includes the REST API, MCP server, Claude Skills, and AGENTS.md integration, at no extra charge.
30 requests/minute · 5,000 requests/day
120 requests/minute · 50,000 requests/day
MCP tools are single actions such as createPost, publishPost and getAnalytics. A skill chains several of those calls with set defaults, like spreading posts across the week and handling errors. Install the MCP server first, then add the skills on top.
Yes. Codex reads the open SKILL.md format. Run `codex plugin install kodenark/postquickai-agent-skills` or copy the skills/ folder to ~/.codex/skills/.
Cursor reads `.agents/skills/`. Copilot, Continue, Aider and OpenHands read AGENTS.md, so use the snippet at /agents-md to give them PostQuickAI.
Yes. The repo is MIT licensed, so you can fork kodenark/postquickai-agent-skills and edit any SKILL.md to suit your team.
Each guide uses the same PostQuickAI API and MCP server with tool-specific configuration.
Skills call MCP tools under the hood. Install MCP first.
Install @postquickai/mcp