Which AI agents can post to my social media accounts?

Any agent that speaks MCP or runs shell commands. That includes ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, Perplexity Computer, OpenClaw, Hermes Agent and Manus. Each page here has the setup steps.

Do I need an API key from X, Instagram or LinkedIn?

No. BuzzTake signs in to your own accounts the way a person does, in a remote browser for each account. Your agent signs in to BuzzTake only.

How do I stop an agent from posting without my approval?

Use the agent's own setting to ask before a tool call, and plan posts as BuzzTake drafts that a reviewer approves. A BuzzTake key without the content_publish permission can plan drafts but cannot post.

Is there a BuzzTake CLI?

No binary to install. The REST API is the command line: one curl call runs any action, and the answer is JSON with a status and an error code.

What does an agent's action cost?

BuzzTake charges per action in prepaid credits, one US cent each: 10 for a post, 8 for a reply, 3 for a like and 4 for a read. The agent's own model use is billed by its vendor.

Your AI agent, in your social accounts

Connect the agent you already use. It posts, replies, likes, follows and answers direct messages through your own accounts on 12 platforms, over one MCP server or one REST call.

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Any agent that speaks MCP or runs commands can drive BuzzTake.

Assistants

Chat apps that reach BuzzTake from the vendor's cloud through the remote MCP server.

Coding agents

Agents in your terminal or editor. They take the MCP server, and they can run curl.

Always-on agents

Agents that run on a schedule or wait for a message, and act while you are away.

Any agent

For a client that is not on this list, and for scripts.

How an agent reaches your accounts

You connect each social account to BuzzTake once, with a password and a 2FA secret, with cookies, or by signing in yourself in a live browser. The accounts of one person or brand form an identity and share one remote browser, with a fixed device fingerprint and an optional proxy.

The agent connects to BuzzTake, not to the platforms. Most agents take the MCP server at https://mcp.buzztake.com/mcp and sign in with OAuth: they register themselves, you allow them once, and they renew the token. Agents without OAuth send an API key as a Bearer header. Agents that run shell commands can call the REST API with curl.

Each action is one tool with one price: post, reply, send_message, read_feed and the rest are the same names in MCP and in REST. The actions reference lists them, and the platform pages say which ones each platform has.

A person stays in control. Agents ask before a tool call in their own way, BuzzTake drafts wait for a reviewer, and every action is recorded with who asked and what it cost. More in Approvals and on the pricing page.

The route for each agent

The route to use first, the others that work, and the ones nobody has tested.

Agent	Use first	Also works	Not tested
ChatGPT	Remote MCP, OAuth sign-in	None	None
OpenAI dots	Through another agent	Remote MCP, API key, REST API	Remote MCP, OAuth sign-in
Claude	Remote MCP, OAuth sign-in	Remote MCP, API key, Local stdio bridge	None
Claude Cowork	Remote MCP, OAuth sign-in	Remote MCP, API key	None
Gemini	Remote MCP, OAuth sign-in	Remote MCP, API key, REST API	None
Muse	REST API, not tested	None	None
Perplexity Computer	Remote MCP, OAuth sign-in, not tested	None	Remote MCP, API key, REST API
Claude Code	Remote MCP, OAuth sign-in	Remote MCP, API key, REST API	None
Codex	Remote MCP, OAuth sign-in	Remote MCP, API key, REST API	None
Cursor	Remote MCP, OAuth sign-in	Remote MCP, API key, REST API	None
Grok Build	Remote MCP, OAuth sign-in	Remote MCP, API key, REST API	None
Kimi K3	Remote MCP, OAuth sign-in	Remote MCP, API key, REST API	None
OpenClaw	Remote MCP, OAuth sign-in	Remote MCP, API key, REST API	None
Hermes Agent	Remote MCP, OAuth sign-in	Remote MCP, API key, REST API	None
Grok Bot	Remote MCP, OAuth sign-in	None	REST API
Manus	Remote MCP, OAuth sign-in	Remote MCP, API key, REST API	None
Cue	Through another agent	None	Remote MCP, OAuth sign-in, REST API
NanoClaw	Remote MCP, API key	None	Local stdio bridge, REST API
Paperclip	Remote MCP, OAuth sign-in	Remote MCP, API key, REST API	Through another agent
MCP Server	Remote MCP, OAuth sign-in	Remote MCP, API key, Local stdio bridge, REST API	None
AI Agents CLI	REST API	Remote MCP, OAuth sign-in, Local stdio bridge	None

Questions about AI agents

Which AI agents can post to my social media accounts?: Any agent that speaks MCP or runs shell commands. That includes ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, Perplexity Computer, OpenClaw, Hermes Agent and Manus. Each page here has the setup steps.
Do I need an API key from X, Instagram or LinkedIn?: No. BuzzTake signs in to your own accounts the way a person does, in a remote browser for each account. Your agent signs in to BuzzTake only.
How do I stop an agent from posting without my approval?: Use the agent's own setting to ask before a tool call, and plan posts as BuzzTake drafts that a reviewer approves. A BuzzTake key without the content_publish permission can plan drafts but cannot post.
Is there a BuzzTake CLI?: No binary to install. The REST API is the command line: one curl call runs any action, and the answer is JSON with a status and an error code.
What does an agent's action cost?: BuzzTake charges per action in prepaid credits, one US cent each: 10 for a post, 8 for a reply, 3 for a like and 4 for a read. The agent's own model use is billed by its vendor.

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