Taisly Social Media Posting

Taisly Agent Kit

Free AI-first social media posting for short-form video. Taisly Agent Kit is a JSON-first SDK, CLI, Agent Skill, and MCP server that lets AI agents, developer tools, and automation workflows publish videos to TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, X, Facebook, and other connected social platforms through Taisly.

Use it when your agent can create content, write captions, or prepare a campaign, but still needs a reliable video publishing API to put that content online. The package is free to install and designed to get an agent from idea to published video without building every platform integration yourself.

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Why developers use it

• Build AI agent social media posting into Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, OpenClaw, and custom automation tools.
• Automate video publishing from one local file to multiple connected social accounts.
• Give agents a safe JSON workflow: discover accounts, validate payloads, create posts, and check status.
• Add TikTok API posting automation, Instagram Reels automation, YouTube Shorts publishing, and cross-platform social media automation without building every platform integration yourself.
• Start free, then upgrade only when the publishing workflow grows.

Taisly handles the connected accounts and posting execution. Your agent handles planning, caption writing, campaign logic, or workflow orchestration.

Optional local workflows

• Install the package for free.
• Create or connect a Taisly account from your AI agent.
• Let the agent authenticate, connect social accounts, validate videos, and publish through a JSON-first workflow.
• Upgrade later when you need higher-volume publishing, larger account sets, or automatic repost workflows.

No credit card is required to get started. Paid plans are for teams and workflows that need more scale.

Agent Skill

This package includes the Taisly Social Media Posting Skill in SKILL.md. Use it with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenClaw, and other agents when you want the agent to understand the safe posting workflow before it touches live social accounts.

Recommended skill workflow:

auth -> platforms -> validate -> confirm -> create -> status

The skill tells agents to discover connected accounts, validate the post, ask for explicit user confirmation, create the post, and save the returned historyId for status checks.

Codex plugin

This package includes a Codex plugin manifest in .codex-plugin/plugin.json. The plugin points Codex to the canonical SKILL.md file and the official remote MCP server:

https://app.taisly.com/mcp

Use the plugin when you want Codex to discover both the posting workflow instructions and the Taisly MCP tools from one package. The root SKILL.md is the single source of truth for the agent workflow.

Connect an AI agent through remote MCP

Remote MCP is the default AI-agent connection. If Taisly tools are already available, call taisly_auth_status and taisly_platforms_list directly. OAuth provides access; do not install this package or ask for an API key for that connection.

Help me connect Taisly to this agent using the setup guide. Check access and list my connected social accounts. Do not publish anything during setup.

Full documentation: https://docs.taisly.com/docs/mcp

The remote server URL is https://app.taisly.com/mcp. Add it through your client's remote MCP and OAuth settings if needed. Human authorization or administrator approval may be required. On expiry, reconnect through OAuth rather than switching to the CLI.

Optional local package installation

Use the following package instructions for explicit SDK, CLI or local-file workflows. They are not remote MCP setup requirements.

npm install -g @taisly/agent

Or run it without a global install:

npx @taisly/agent help

Start the stdio MCP server:

npx @taisly/agent mcp

For local development inside this repository:

node packages/agent/src/cli.js help

Local package authentication

For the local package, browser setup can store a local credential without manually copying an API key. Use any short agent slug, for example claude-code, codex, cursor, windsurf, openclaw, hermes-agent, cline, or aider.

Help me set up Taisly Agent Kit.

1. Install the CLI: npm i -g @taisly/agent
2. Run taisly setup --agent and send me the login URL so I can finish authentication.
3. Wait for me to finish login in the browser.
4. Run taisly checkin --agent .
5. Tell me if Taisly is connected and ready. If not, tell me what failed.

If you cannot install or run the Taisly CLI in this environment, stop and tell me to open Taisly Settings instead.

The setup command stores a local Taisly agent credential, so later CLI and MCP commands can run without manually copying an API key.

Manual fallback: create an API key in Taisly Settings, then set:

export TAISLY_API_KEY="taisly_..."

Advanced: by default, the browser setup stores the local credential in ~/.taisly/config.json. Most users should not change this. Set TAISLY_CONFIG_HOME=/path/to/dir only for CI, tests, or isolated agent profiles that need a separate credential store.

Quick start

List the connected social accounts available to the API key:

taisly auth:status

taisly platforms:list

Connect a social account from an AI-agent flow:

taisly platforms:connect:start --platform instagram

Open the returned connectUrl and finish authorization in the browser.

taisly platforms:connect:check --platform instagram taisly platforms:list

Supported connect slugs: instagram, tiktok, youtube, x, facebook.

Validate a local video before publishing:

taisly posts:validate \

--video ./launch.mp4 \ --platforms platform_id_1,platform_id_2 \ --description "Launch day"

Publish now:

taisly posts:create \

--video ./launch.mp4 \ --platforms platform_id_1,platform_id_2 \ --description "Launch day"

Schedule for later:

taisly posts:create \

--video ./launch.mp4 \ --platforms platform_id_1,platform_id_2 \ --description "Launch day" \ --scheduled "2026-06-14T09:00:00+07:00"

Check the returned post:

taisly posts:status --id <historyId>

Posting settings

Discover supported options and accepted values for each destination platform:

taisly platforms:schema --platform TikTok

taisly platforms:schema --platform YouTube

Group options by platform name in settings. For example:

taisly posts:create \

--video ./launch.mp4 \ --platforms your_tiktok_platform_id,your_youtube_platform_id \ --description "Product walkthrough" \ --settings '{"TikTok":{"status":"PUBLIC_TO_EVERYONE"},"YouTube":{"title":"Product walkthrough","status":"unlisted"}}'

With --json, put the same object in the input file's settings property. SDK calls accept settings as an object. For remote or local MCP, discover options with taisly_platform_schema and pass settings to both taisly_posts_validate and taisly_posts_create. The HTTP API accepts a JSON-encoded settings form field.

For example, a public TikTok post promoting your own business and an unlisted YouTube post with its own title can share one request:

{

"settings": { "TikTok": { "status": "PUBLIC_TO_EVERYONE", "brand_organic_toggle": true, "comment_disabled": false }, "YouTube": { "title": "Product walkthrough", "status": "unlisted" } } }

These settings work with --settings, --json, SDK calls, and both MCP servers, for immediate and scheduled posts. They apply to all selected accounts on the corresponding platform. Omitted fields keep the usual posting behavior. These options apply only to the requested post. TikTok account restrictions still apply.

Every command prints JSON so agents can parse results without scraping terminal text.

MCP server

Taisly is published in the official MCP Registry as:

io.github.taisly/agent

Display name: Taisly Social Media Posting

Remote MCP endpoint:

https://app.taisly.com/mcp

The remote MCP server uses streamable HTTP and OAuth. Remote MCP tools can publish only from public videoUrl values because they cannot read local files from your machine.

Codex remote MCP setup:

codex mcp add taisly --url https://app.taisly.com/mcp

codex mcp login taisly

Claude Code remote MCP setup:

claude mcp add --transport http taisly https://app.taisly.com/mcp

Then ask Claude Code to verify the connection. If OAuth is needed, Claude Code can guide the browser login from the session. You can also authenticate explicitly with claude mcp login taisly if you want to complete the OAuth flow from the shell before using tools.

Taisly Agent Kit also includes a local stdio MCP server in the same package. Use local MCP when your agent needs to read local video files:

{

"mcpServers": { "taisly": { "command": "npx", "args": ["@taisly/agent", "mcp"] } } }

If you already use a manual API key, you can still pass TAISLY_API_KEY in the MCP server env block.

Codex local MCP setup:

codex mcp add taisly -- npx @taisly/agent mcp

Claude Code local MCP setup:

claude mcp add taisly -- npx @taisly/agent mcp

Then ask the agent:

Use the local Taisly MCP server you just added and run the Taisly agent setup start tool with agentId: "<agent-slug>".

Send me the login URL and wait for me to fin