RobinReach connects Claude, ChatGPT and any app that speaks MCP, the open standard AI apps use to work with other software, to 13 social networks. Add one URL to your AI app and sign in. From then on it can plan, write, schedule and publish posts, answer comments, run Auto DM and read your analytics through 77 tools. Claude and ChatGPT sign in with your RobinReach account; coding tools and agents can use an API key instead. AI integrations are included on the Bloom, Thrive and Scale plans.
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Every guide has the exact steps, what you need on both sides, the first things to ask and fixes for the usual snags. Claude and ChatGPT sign in with your RobinReach login; the others use an API key from your dashboard.
Web, desktop and mobile. Add one custom connector and sign in.
Setup guideAdd RobinReach from Plugins on ChatGPT for the web and sign in.
Setup guideOne command in your terminal, then sign in through /mcp.
Setup guideOne command in your terminal, shared with the IDE extension.
Setup guideOne command in your terminal with your API key.
Setup guidePaste one block into mcp.json and turn it on.
Setup guideAdd an HTTP server from the Command Palette, then use Copilot's agent.
Setup guidePaste one block into mcp_config.json and refresh Cascade.
Setup guideText your own assistant to post, from WhatsApp, Telegram and more.
Setup guideAdd RobinReach under mcp_servers in your Hermes config.
Setup guidePlug the MCP Client Tool node into your AI Agent.
Setup guideA Webhooks by Zapier step posts from any Zap.
Setup guideThe HTTP module posts from any scenario.
Setup guideUsing another app? Any app that supports remote MCP servers over HTTP connects with https://robinreach.com/mcp/v1/messages and your API key.
Where you use it, how it signs in and how long setup takes. All of them get the same 77 tools.
| AI app | Where you use it | How it connects | Sign in | Setup |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Claude | Web, desktop app and mobile apps | MCP server | Sign in with RobinReach | 1 minute |
| ChatGPT | Web | MCP server | Sign in with RobinReach | 2 minutes |
| Claude Code | Terminal and code editor | MCP server | Sign in with RobinReach | 1 minute |
| Codex | Terminal, code editor and desktop app | MCP server | API key | 2 minutes |
| Gemini CLI | Terminal | MCP server | API key | 1 minute |
| Cursor | Code editor | MCP server | API key | 1 minute |
| VS Code | Code editor | MCP server | API key | 2 minutes |
| Devin Desktop | Code editor | MCP server | API key | 2 minutes |
| OpenClaw | Chat apps and desktop app | MCP server | API key | 2 minutes |
| Hermes | Terminal and chat apps | MCP server | API key | 2 minutes |
| n8n | Workflows | MCP server | API key | 3 minutes |
| Zapier | Workflows | REST API | API key | 5 minutes |
| Make | Workflows | REST API | API key | 5 minutes |
What your AI can post on each network, the rules RobinReach checks before anything is saved, and prompts that work. These pages say Claude; ChatGPT and every app above do the same.
Posts, carousels, Reels, Stories, comments and Auto DM.
Page posts, Reels, Stories, comments and Auto DM.
Profile and company page posts, documents and comments.
Videos and photo posts with title, privacy and disclosure.
Uploads with title, description, tags, playlists and thumbnail.
Posts and threads with photos or video.
Posts, reply chains, photos, video and comments.
Pins with titles, alt text, links and boards.
Short posts, threads, photos, video and link cards.
Updates with buttons, plus your Search and Maps numbers.
Posts and reply chains on any Mastodon server.
Channel and group posts with photos and video.
Blog posts with categories, tags, images and drafts.
Each tool is labelled for your AI app: 36 only read, so apps can run them without asking, and the rest add or change things, so apps ask you first.
Check, create, schedule, reschedule, publish and delete posts, up to 20 at once.
Search your library, look at your images, make AI images, find Unsplash photos and upload files from the chat.
Numbers per profile and per post, your top posts, this week against last, and the gaps in your calendar.
Read new comments across your networks, reply in your voice and like the kind ones.
Learn how your brand writes from its past posts and remember your corrections.
Best times to post, content pillars, saved templates and hashtag groups.
Edit your link in bio page, add and reorder blocks, and read its clicks.
Create, edit and pause Comment to DM automations on Instagram and Facebook.
Turn a blog or news feed into posts on a schedule.
Reuse posts from one network on others, turn an article into posts and store products into drafts.
Create links clients use to connect their accounts or approve posts without an account.
Your brands, connected profiles, locations, Pinterest boards, YouTube playlists and WordPress categories.
Developers: every tool's inputs are in the MCP server reference. Not sure what to ask? See 15 AI use cases or the prompt library.
Your AI app talks to RobinReach's MCP server over HTTPS. RobinReach checks every post against each network's rules, then publishes through the networks' official APIs.
Claude, ChatGPT, a coding tool, an agent or a workflow. You ask in plain words.
Checks length, media and settings for every network before anything is saved.
Published on schedule, with comments, Auto DM and analytics where the network allows.
https://robinreach.com/mcp/v1/messages
Claude and ChatGPT: paste it and sign in. Everything else: add ?api_key= and your key, or send the key as a Bearer header.
When you sign in you choose your whole account or a single brand. An API key only ever reaches the brand it belongs to, or the whole account for the account key.
Publishing right away, deleting and handing out client links are marked to be confirmed with you first, and the server tells your AI to ask.
36 tools only read. They are labelled read only, so apps like ChatGPT run them without a prompt and ask before anything that writes.
Remove the connector in your AI app, or create a new API key in RobinReach and the old one stops working.
Two short videos, from a free RobinReach account to the first post scheduled from a chat.
The full setup in Claude, from copying your RobinReach link to scheduling the first post from a chat.
Watch on YouTubeDeveloper mode, the connector and your first scheduled post, step by step.
Watch on YouTubeClaude (on the web, desktop and mobile), ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor, VS Code with GitHub Copilot, Devin Desktop (formerly Windsurf), OpenClaw, Hermes and n8n connect through RobinReach's MCP server. Zapier and Make connect through the REST API. Any other app that supports remote MCP servers over HTTP can use the same URL.
MCP, the Model Context Protocol, is an open standard that lets AI apps use tools in other software. RobinReach's MCP server gives your AI 77 tools for posts, images, analytics, comments, Auto DM, your Bio Page and client links, so it can do the work instead of only writing text for you to copy.
Not for Claude or ChatGPT. You add the URL https://robinreach.com/mcp/v1/messages, click Connect and sign in to RobinReach. Coding tools, agents and automation apps usually use an API key, which you find on the Integrations page in your RobinReach dashboard.
The Bloom, Thrive and Scale plans. Bloom is $24 a month, or $16.58 a month billed yearly, with 15 profiles and 5 people. The free plan and Sprout do not include the MCP server or the API.
Not for the big moves. Publishing right away, deleting a post and creating client links are marked so your AI asks you first, and ChatGPT and Claude ask before running tools that change things unless you allow them. You can also ask for drafts, or turn on approvals so a person signs off before anything goes live.
Yes. When you sign in from Claude or ChatGPT you choose the whole account or a single brand. With an API key, use the key of the brand you want; each brand has its own on the Integrations page.
Signing in needs the account owner, an account admin or a brand admin. Anyone else can connect with an API key that an admin shares with them.
Yes. It can look at up to 10 images from your media library at a time before it writes a caption, so it describes what is really in the photo. New files can come from a public link, an AI image it makes for you, or, in coding tools like Claude Code, straight from a folder on your computer.
That depends on the app. Claude lets free accounts add one custom connector, and paid plans more. ChatGPT adds MCP servers on the web, on paid plans. Coding tools and agents follow their own pricing. RobinReach does not charge per AI request.
The MCP server is for AI apps that decide which tools to use from your request. The REST API is for fixed automations, like a Zapier or Make scenario that posts when a new product goes live. Both use the same account and plans.
Last checked on . Setup steps follow each app's own documentation and the Integrations page in RobinReach. RobinReach's numbers on this page, like tools, networks, limits and plans, are read from the product itself every time the page loads, so they are always current.
Start on the free plan, connect your accounts, then add RobinReach to Claude, ChatGPT or any app on this page.
Free plan, no card. AI integrations from Bloom, $24 a month, with a 7 day trial.
