AI assistants
Schedule social posts by asking Claude
Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any MCP client to Tesselith. Your assistant can draft posts, fill your queue, check what's going out and read your numbers, within the permissions you grant.
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is the open standard AI assistants use to work with other software. Tesselith runs a remote MCP server at api.tesselith.com/mcp, so instead of copying captions out of a chat window, you can say "queue three posts about our launch for next week" and watch them appear in your calendar. You sign in with your Tesselith account, pick the workspace and choose exactly what the assistant may do. It never gets more than your own role allows, and you can disconnect it from Settings at any moment.
Works with the assistants you use
Add it as a custom connector in Claude on the web or desktop, with one command in Claude Code, or in any client that supports remote MCP servers over HTTP. Headless setups can use an API key instead of signing in.
You approve every permission
The consent screen lists what the assistant is asking for, grouped into what it can see and what it can change. Untick anything you don't want. If it later needs more, it has to ask again.
Guardrails on what's public
Publishing immediately and deleting a post are marked as destructive and need an explicit confirmation from you before they run. Everything else stays reviewable as drafts and queued posts.
Logged like everything else
Every action an assistant takes is written to the workspace audit log, marked as coming through MCP, next to actions from the app and the API.
Questions people ask about mcp server
- What can an AI assistant do in Tesselith through MCP?
- List channels, list and read posts, create and edit drafts, add posts to the queue, schedule them for exact times, upload media from a URL, read the queue and the workspace summary, and suggest posting times. Publishing now and deleting require an explicit confirmation.
- Is it safe to connect an AI assistant to my social accounts?
- The assistant never sees your social network passwords or tokens. It acts through Tesselith with the permissions you approve, which can never exceed your own role, and you can disconnect it instantly from Settings → AI assistants.
- Which plans include MCP?
- Pro, Team and Agency. Every new workspace starts with a 14-day Pro trial, so you can connect Claude before you pay anything.
- Which MCP version does Tesselith support?
- The current 2026-07-28 specification over Streamable HTTP, with OAuth 2.1 sign-in, plus the earlier 2025 revisions for clients that haven't upgraded yet.