Give your AI agent a publishing hand
Connect Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor in two minutes. Your agent uploads media, drafts a plan and queues posts only after you say yes.
Connect ClaudeWhat the agent can do
- See your workspace, plan and this month’s usage (whoami)
- List connected accounts and groups - it never guesses an account id
- Upload a file from your computer, or import one from a URL
- Plan a post: show accounts, time and every check, with nothing created yet
- Create the planned posts - only after you confirm
- List, check, retry, cancel or reschedule a post
Safety by design
- Plan, then confirm. Every tool that changes something needs confirm: true, or it refuses and explains why - it never guesses that you meant yes.
- Account ids come only from the agent’s own account list - never typed in by the model.
- Results are reported only after the tool actually returns success, with the post id and the exact time in your workspace’s time zone.
- There is no tool to change billing, remove a member or delete the workspace - not "the agent won’t", they do not exist.
- On the Free plan, an agent can read your workspace but not publish - upgrading turns the same connection into a publishing one, mid-conversation.
Connect in two minutes
Claude Code (own API key)
claude mcp add dropslate --env DROPSLATE_API_KEY=ds_live_... -- npx -y @dropslate/mcpClaude.ai, ChatGPT, Cursor (sign-in)
claude mcp add --transport http dropslate https://mcp.dropslate.top/mcpWhat it costs
Included on every paid plan; read-only on Free
See all plansQuestions before you start
Does the agent need my password?
No. Claude.ai, ChatGPT and Cursor sign in through OAuth and pick a workspace on a consent screen; Claude Code uses an API key you create in Settings, kept in its environment, never in a prompt.
Can I see what the agent has done?
Settings -> MCP lists every connected agent and its last 20 calls - tool, result, nothing more.
Start with two accounts. Upgrade when the queue grows.
No card, no time limit. Connect a channel, upload a file, schedule a post — or let your agent do it.