Let your AI agent schedule posts for you.

Any client that speaks the Model Context Protocol. That includes Claude and Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, ChatGPT, and a growing list of others. Verb shows up as a standard set of MCP tools, so you don't need a different integration for each app — if your agent can use MCP, it can use Verb.

Add the Verb MCP server to your client the same way you'd add any other MCP server — point it at the Verb endpoint and authenticate. Once it's connected, the Verb tools appear automatically and your agent can start calling them. There's nothing to build and no SDK to install.

It can schedule a post for a specific time, drop one into your next open queue slot, attach images or video, tailor a post per platform, read what's already scheduled, and edit, reschedule, or cancel a queued post. In short, anything you'd do by hand in Verb, your agent can do in a request.

The agent only ever schedules through Verb, and every post lands in your queue where you can review, edit, or cancel it before it goes live. You decide how much autonomy your agent has in your own client — and because it works against Verb's queue, you always have the last look. It never touches your social passwords; access is granted through scoped OAuth.

You connect each account to Verb once, through secure OAuth, just like you would to schedule manually. The agent never sees your credentials — it only gets the ability to post to the channels you've already connected, and it can see that list so it knows where it's allowed to publish.

Yes. In a single request, your agent can ship a different caption and format per network — a long-form LinkedIn post and a tighter X version of the same idea, for example — and Verb schedules each one to the right account in its native format.

No. Verb gives the agent full read access to your queue and calendar, so it can check what's already scheduled before adding anything. Combined with clear status on every post, that visibility keeps it from booking the same slot twice or duplicating content.

Verb's in-app AI lives inside Verb and helps you write and schedule from the app itself. The MCP is the opposite direction: it hands Verb to the agent you already use — Claude, Cursor, Codex, and others — so that agent can drive Verb from wherever you work. Same scheduling engine, different entry point.