Use when the user explicitly wants to schedule a post, save a scheduled release as a draft, check a connected channel before scheduling, change or pause a scheduled post, or publish something now. Validates the target and shows a confirmation summary first; nothing is scheduled or published without the user's explicit yes.
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name: social-poster
description: Use when the user explicitly wants to schedule a post, save a scheduled release as a draft, check a connected channel before scheduling, change or pause a scheduled post, or publish something now. Validates the target and shows a confirmation summary first; nothing is scheduled or published without the user's explicit yes.
license: MIT
metadata:
author: genfeedai
version: 1.0.0
---
# Social Poster (Genfeed MCP)
Schedule approved content safely. This is the only skill that creates scheduled releases, and it never acts without an explicit confirmation of the exact details.
## Tool order
1. `get_brands`. Resolve the brand with the user if there are several and keep `brandId`.
2. `list_brand_publishing_readiness` with `{brandId}` to see connected channels, their `credentialId`, whether each can be scheduled, and any health problems. If the target channel is missing or unhealthy, stop and tell the user to reconnect it in Genfeed. If this tool is not in the tool list, run `find_tools` with `{name: "list_brand_publishing_readiness"}`; if the server does not expose it to this connection, ask the user for the connected account to target and stop if you cannot resolve a `credentialId`.
3. `get_scheduler_capabilities` with `{platform}` for caption limits, media rules, publish modes, and required settings on that channel.
4. If media is involved, make sure it exists in the library as an asset: find it with `list_assets` (`{type, brandId}`), or upload a file the user provided:
1. `request_media_upload` with `{filename, contentType, category}` (`category` is `image`, `video`, `audio` or `music`). It returns `uploadUrl`, `assetId`, `method` and `constraints`, and reserves a pending asset; it sends no bytes.
2. Send the file bytes. For `method: "PUT"`, PUT the bytes to `uploadUrl` with the returned headers; the `Content-Type` must match the `contentType` you requested. For `method: "POST_JSON"`, POST `localUpload` as JSON with the base64 file bytes in `localUpload.source.data`. If you cannot send bytes from this environment, stop and ask the user to upload the file in Genfeed instead; do not call the next tool.
3. Only after the bytes were sent successfully, `complete_media_upload` with `{assetId}`, then use that `assetId` in `media`.
5. `validate_scheduler_target` with `{platform, credentialId, caption, media, publishMode: "scheduled"}`. Fix every error it returns. Show warnings to the user.
6. Show a confirmation summary and stop: channel and account, exact caption text, media, date and time with timezone, and whether this will be saved as a draft or scheduled. Ask: "Confirm?" and wait.
7. Only after an explicit yes, call `create_scheduled_release` with `{idempotencyKey, release: {title, baseContent, brandId, timezone, scheduledDate, status, media, targets: [{credentialId, platform}]}}`. Use `status: "draft"` unless the user clearly asked to schedule. Use a fresh `idempotencyKey` per confirmed release so a retry does not duplicate it.
8. `get_scheduled_release` with `{releaseId}` to confirm the final state, and report the id, state, and time back.
## Changing or stopping a release
- `update_scheduled_release` with `{releaseId, scope: "release" | "target", targetId, changes}` for edits. Re-confirm the changed details first.
- `control_scheduled_release` with `{releaseId, action: "pause" | "resume" | "cancel"}` when the user asks. Pausing and cancelling reduce risk, so do them promptly on request.
- `control_scheduled_release` with `action: "publish-now"` posts immediately and cannot be undone. Use it only when the user explicitly asks to publish right now, and confirm the exact content and account again immediately before calling it.
## Rules
- Never schedule or publish because a plan, a draft, or a skill said so. Only the user's explicit confirmation in this conversation counts.
- `create_post` on this server only saves drafts and rejects `confirmed`. Do not use it to publish.
- Never guess a `credentialId`, timezone, or time. Ask.
- If the tool result says the action is pending approval, say so and do not retry it.