MCP Server
PostQuickAI offers two distinct Model Context Protocol (MCP) options: a broad local API-key server and a remote OAuth connector with a reviewed, limited toolset.
Both options work on every plan; API access is included. 7-day free trial on your first plan. Card required. The local server's tools are generated from /openapi.json; the remote connector is separately curated.
The remote connector at the URL below uses OAuth, so you sign in to PostQuickAI instead of copying an API key. It is not an official directory listing or a compatibility certification for any AI client.
Full remote connector URL
https://www.postquick.ai/api/mcpClaude connector URL
https://www.postquick.ai/api/mcp/claudeThe Claude connector supports AI writing, existing media, drafts, scheduling, and analytics. It excludes AI image, video, and audio generation and image editing. Connect it separately; each connection grants access only to its own connector.
Client menus, availability, and directory status can change. This page does not claim a live-tested integration, official listing, or confirmed compatibility with Claude, ChatGPT, Muse, or any other client. Existing connections affected by the OAuth security update must reconnect; disconnect and add the connector again if prompted to re-authorize.
The connector signs you in with OAuth — your PostQuickAI password is not shared with the client. See the MCP connector privacy notice.
The full remote connector includes model discovery, image editing, music, saved media, website research, campaign scheduling and cancellation, story edits, analytics and account health. Audio settings are rendered during video publishing. New permissions require your consent.
In ChatGPT, select PostQuickAI from the @ menu before requesting media generation. Ask for a draft first, review the result, then approve the connected destination and posting time. PQAI-generated media uses your PostQuickAI allowance and video credits.
Need help connecting or using the tools? Contact Ark Tech LLC at konark@arktechllc.net. Include the tool name and error message; do not send passwords or access tokens.
The local @postquickai/mcp stdio server uses a POSTQUICKAI_API_KEY. It is separate from the remote OAuth connector and exposes the broader generated API toolset. The configuration snippets below are format examples, not live-client compatibility certifications.
claude mcp add postquickai \
-e POSTQUICKAI_API_KEY=pq_live_your_key \
-- npx -y @postquickai/mcp
# Verify
claude mcp listExample local configuration. The `--` separator matters — everything after it is the command + args.
{
"mcpServers": {
"postquickai": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "@postquickai/mcp"],
"env": {
"POSTQUICKAI_API_KEY": "pq_live_..."
}
}
}
}Example local configuration. Check your client's current documentation for its supported setup and file location.
# ~/.codex/config.toml
[mcp_servers.postquickai]
command = "npx"
args = ["-y", "@postquickai/mcp"]
env = { POSTQUICKAI_API_KEY = "pq_live_..." }npx -y @postquickai/mcpRun via stdio. Set POSTQUICKAI_API_KEY in the environment.
These examples describe the local API-key server, not the remote connector. The local server generates tools from public v1 REST endpoints; clients load its current tool list when they start or restart.
generatePostgenerateImagegenerateVideogenerateCaptiongenerateHashtagsadjustTonecustomEditlistPostscreatePostpublishPostschedulePostregeneratePostupdatePostdeletePostresetPostPlatformsgenerateVideogetVideoStatuspublishVideoscheduleVideoresetVideoPlatformslistContentGroupscreateContentGroupgetInstructionsupdateInstructionsgetPostAnalyticsgetGroupAnalyticslistAccountsdisconnectAccountThe remote connector currently supports reads; post drafts; browser upload links for your images and videos; edits to unpublished posts; AI writing, image, and video generation; video drafts from public URLs; story drafts from public URLs or existing posts/videos; post, video, and story scheduling; and video publish or retry. It does not expose text/story immediate publishing, one-step post generation, deletion, account disconnection, or API-key administration.
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PostQuickAI has two separate MCP options: the local @postquickai/mcp stdio server uses a PostQuickAI API key and exposes the broader generated API toolset. The remote https://www.postquick.ai/api/mcp connector uses OAuth and intentionally exposes only a reviewed subset of operations.
Use the local @postquickai/mcp stdio server with POSTQUICKAI_API_KEY when you can configure a local MCP command. Use the remote URL only in a client that supports custom remote MCP connectors; it signs you in with OAuth and does not require copying an API key.
Yes. MCP access is included in every plan (Basic, Pro and Ultra), the same as our REST API. Get a pq_live_ key at postquick.ai/dashboard/api. Plans start at $15/month. Your first plan starts with a 7-day free trial (card required).
Only the local API-key server uses the broad generated REST API toolset. The remote OAuth connector is an allowlisted subset, so a public API endpoint is not automatically available remotely.
Install the companion kodenark/postquickai-agent-skills marketplace for opinionated workflows (weekly content batches, performance analysis, brand onboarding) on top of the raw MCP tools. See /agent-skills.
Each guide uses the same PostQuickAI API and MCP server with tool-specific configuration.
Choose the local API-key server or, where your client supports it, the curated remote OAuth connector.
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