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SendIt

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sendit.infiniteappsai.comSocial Media0Updated 4w ago

About SendIt

SendIt provides social publishing and scheduling, media uploads, and analytics review through agent integrations. Its public integrations support OAuth or API-key authentication and include MCP connections, skills, plugins, and a CLI bridge.

Key features

  1. 01Publish and schedule social posts
  2. 02Upload media
  3. 03Review analytics
  4. 04Support OAuth and API-key authentication
  5. 05Offer agent integrations and a CLI bridge

Use cases

  1. 01Schedule social posts from an agent workflow
  2. 02Upload media for a social post
  3. 03Review social account analytics
  4. 04Connect a terminal agent through the CLI bridge

MCP support

Exposes a hosted MCP endpoint for agent integrations, with OAuth and API-key authentication. It also documents native host connectors and a CLI stdio bridge for terminal agents.

Configuration

Remote servers need no local install. Pick your client, then copy the config or install in one click.

Endpointhttps://sendit.infiniteappsai.com/api/mcp
Copy install command
Claude CodeTerminal
Cursor.cursor/mcp.json
VS Code.vscode/mcp.json
Claude Desktopclaude_desktop_config.json
Windsurf~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json

Run commands in a terminal; paste JSON into the client’s MCP config and restart. Servers that need sign-in will prompt on first connect.

Tools

148
ParameterTypeRequiredDescription
contentobjectYes
content.linkstringNoPinterest source URL for the pin
content.tagsarrayNoYouTube video tags
content.textstringYesPost caption/text. Required for all platforms.
content.titlestringNoYouTube video title, Pinterest pin title
content.boardIdstringNoPinterest only: Board ID to pin to. If not specified, uses first available board.
content.mediaUrlstringNoPublic HTTPS media URL. Do NOT pass local file paths — use create_upload_session to get a public URL first.
content.boardNamestringNoPinterest only: Board name (alternative to boardId). Searches for matching board.
content.mediaTypeenumNoMedia type hint: 'image' for photos, 'video' for Reels/TikTokimage | video | auto
content.mediaUrlsarrayNoCarousel: Instagram (2-10 images), Threads (2-20 mixed), X (2-4 images)
content.descriptionstringNoYouTube video description
content.youtubeModeenumNoDeprecated compatibility alias for YouTube mode. Preferred: content.platformSettings.youtube.youtubeModeauto | short | standard
content.facebookModeenumNoDeprecated compatibility alias for Facebook mode. Preferred: content.platformSettings.facebook.facebookModeauto | reel | feed
content.firstCommentstringNoInstagram first comment text (often used for hashtags)
content.threadTweetsarrayNoX (Twitter) only: additional tweets in the thread after the main text. The main text is always the first tweet. Each item here becomes a subsequent reply in the thread.
content.privacyStatusenumNoYouTube video privacy: public, unlisted, or privatepublic | unlisted | private
content.pinterestBoardIdstringNoDeprecated compatibility alias for Pinterest board targeting. Preferred: content.platformSettings.pinterest.boardId
content.platformSettingsobjectNoOptional advanced per-platform settings map. Key by platform ID and use it for platform-specific publish options plus per-platform text/title/description overrides.
team_idstringNoTeam ID to publish as team. Get available teams with list_teams. If omitted, publishes from personal accounts.
platformsarrayYesTarget platforms. Choose based on content type: text-only→LinkedIn/Threads/X, image→Instagram/Threads/Facebook/Pinterest/TikTok Photo Mode, video→Instagram/TikTok/Threads/YouTube

Details

From the project README

Public SendIt agent integrations

Checked against current official host documentation on September 29, 2026. The live full-agent endpoint is https://sendit.infiniteappsai.com/api/mcp. It exposed 148 tools during this release's read-only discovery check.

HostPublic integrationInstall path
HermesWorkflow skill and native OAuth MCP configurationhermes skills install Shree-git/sendit-hermes-skills/skills/sendit
OpenClawNative plugin and ClawHub workflow skillopenclaw plugins install clawhub:@senditapp/[email protected]
GrokCustom MCP connector, Bot skill, and Responses API botAdd the public endpoint at grok.com/connectors; use the public Grok bundle for bot workflows
Meta MuseHosted MCP connector submission and custom connection briefRead the public Muse connection brief; directory availability requires Meta approval
Muse CodeNative OAuth MCP settings and installable workflow skillRun the public installer, then muse mcp login sendit
Any terminal agentSendIt CLI and stdio bridgenpx --yes --package=@senditapp/[email protected] sendit --help

OpenClaw also supports installing the pinned native plugin from npm:

openclaw plugins install @senditapp/[email protected]

The CLI guide includes persistent installation, stdio configuration, and the public GitHub archive fallback.

The public source is sendit-agent-integrations. Hermes and OpenClaw retain their existing dedicated public repositories. The private application repository is not required by users.

OAuth and API-key authentication are both supported by SendIt. Prefer the host's OAuth credential store for interactive connectors. Terminal and developer bot integrations can use SENDIT_API_KEY through their secret storage.

Grok custom MCP connections are documented by xAI. The API bot follows the Responses Remote MCP contract. The Cursor-format Grok plugin bundle is a review candidate; its import into Grok Bot is not verified.

Muse now has a public connector submission platform. Its native Code plugin format is documented in developer preview, but the tested stable 1.4.1 build disables plugins. The native skill and MCP settings path works in that build.

See the package READMEs for source links, exact commands, and validation boundaries.

Release status and validation records publication and review status.

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