Socializer

Interfaces

MCP for agents

Every CLI/API verb is exposed as a Model Context Protocol tool. An agent becomes a first-class operator — with the same guardrails as a human: mandatory approval and a complete audit trail. Available on every tier.

Why MCP

MCP lets an agent (yours, or our internal automation) run the entire loop: discover accounts → draft → reformat per network → request approval → schedule → analyze → iterate. Unlike tools that bolt on a chatbot, Socializer makes the agent a real operator — but one that cannot publish to a connected account without a human approving the draft first.

Exposed tools

The MCP server surfaces the full verb set, including:

  • compose, reformat, thread— drafting & per-network adaptation
  • approve — request/record the human approval gate
  • schedule, post_now, queue_list— publishing & queue control
  • profiles_status, analytics, mentions_list, mentions_reply— status & engagement

Configure the MCP server

Point your MCP client at the Socializer server and authenticate with a tenant API key. In a Claude Code / generic MCP client config:

mcp.json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "socializer": {
      "command": "socializer",
      "args": ["mcp"],
      "env": {
        "SOCIALIZER_API_URL": "https://socializer.co",
        "SOCIALIZER_API_KEY": "sk_live_…"
      }
    }
  }
}

The server authenticates with the same tenant-scoped key as the CLI and API, so the agent is bound to exactly one workspace and its row-level-security isolation.

Guardrails are non-negotiable

  • Approval gates — any write to a client/brand account requires human sign-off. Autonomous posting is off by default and limited to explicitly-flagged owned channels.
  • Immutable audit log — every agent action records actor=agent, the content, the target, and the result. Full provenance and reversibility.
  • Dry-run — agents can preview the exact payload without publishing.

The buyer pays for control over the AI, not abdication to it. An agent that posts off-brand content to a client account is a contract-losing event — Socializer is designed so that cannot happen without a human in the loop.

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