fanout_first_comment_capability
Read automatic first-comment availability
Read availability and exact owned Facebook Page/Comments connection pairs. This is read-only and does not activate the feature or publish.
Takes no parameters.

io.github.Muse-NexusPublished by GitHub account Muse-Nexusv0.1.7Updated Nov 7, 2026
Focused tools for AI agents to publish, schedule, and review posts through the Social Fanout API.
Local MCP server that lets an assistant publish, schedule, cancel and review social media posts through the Social Fanout API.
Desktop only via STDIO. STDIO servers start a local process, so they need the SourceWeft desktop host.
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Read automatic first-comment availability
Read availability and exact owned Facebook Page/Comments connection pairs. This is read-only and does not activate the feature or publish.
Takes no parameters.
Read original first-comment command status
Read independent parent, comment and accounting status using exactly one jobId or original requestKey. After uncertainty use the ORIGINAL requestKey; this never reposts or creates an intent. Unavailable while the feature is OFF.
jobIdrequestKeyCheck API health
Check Social Fanout API health.
Takes no parameters.
List providers
List configured Social Fanout providers and their capabilities.
Takes no parameters.
List connected accounts
List social account connections available to the configured Social Fanout API key.
Takes no parameters.
Read publishing capabilities
Read implemented formats, media limits, required fields, scheduling and receipt behavior for each owned connection before preparing a post. Includes separate configured-provider readiness, stored connection health and strict support. Makes no provider requests and does not verify live permissions or native visibility.
Takes no parameters.
List recent posts
Review recent published, scheduled, queued, failed, action-required, and canceled Social Fanout posts for the configured API key.
limitGet job status
Read the current durable status and provider receipt for one Social Fanout publish job.
jobIdrequiredCancel scheduled post
Cancel a future scheduled Social Fanout job before the worker claims it, so the post does not go out. Confirm with the user first. The canceled audit receipt remains durable.
jobIdrequiredStart account connection
Create a first-party connection URL. The API key owner must sign in to SocialFanout and confirm the destination key before authorizing the provider. The URL contains no API key or PKCE verifier.
providerrequiredreturnToPublish or schedule post
Publish now or schedule a post through an existing Social Fanout connection. Always call with dryRun=true first: it checks routing and entitlements without calling the social provider or using publish quota. Then publish live (dryRun omitted or false) only after the user approves the exact content, destination and schedule. Pinterest is immediate-only. Local stdio accepts an optional requestKey: retain the same key and unchanged live arguments across retries/reconnects; never replace it after uncertainty. Use distinct validation-only and approved-live keys. Without a key, legacy requests have no caller-key retry protection. This is not an exactly-once guarantee.
linktextrequireddryRunpageIdsubjectplatformrequiredaccountIdrequiredallowDuetmediaUrlsrequestKeyallowStitchpublishMode+7 more65% of the applicable checks met
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