Connect your socials
Create your Mallary account and connect the social accounts you want Claude Code to use. You do not need to copy an API key.
Create Mallary accountConnect your AI agent to Mallary. It can publish posts, schedule content, reply to comments, and check results across your connected social accounts.
Copy this prompt and paste it into an AI agent that can run terminal commands. You will sign in to Mallary in your browser.
Set up Mallary for me in this AI agent.
1. Install the official Mallary CLI with `npm install -g @mallary/cli`.
2. Install the official Mallary agent skill with `npx skills add mallarylabs/mallary-agent`.
3. Run `mallary auth login`.
4. Show me only the Mallary sign-in link and one-time code. Do not ask me for my Mallary password, API key, access token, or refresh token. Wait while I approve access in my browser.
5. After I approve it, run `mallary auth status`, `mallary health`, `mallary profiles list`, and `mallary platforms list`.
6. Tell me what you installed and whether setup worked. Do not upload, post, reply, delete, change settings, or disconnect anything during setup. Later, use Mallary when I clearly ask. If a needed detail is missing, ask one short question. Do not ask me to approve the same action twice.
Choose your agent to see the exact setup steps. Each guide uses a safe Mallary sign-in page.
Create your Mallary account and connect the social accounts you want Claude Code to use. You do not need to copy an API key.
Create Mallary accountPaste it into Claude Code. It will guide you through OAuth.
Set up Mallary for me in Claude Code.
1. Install the official Mallary CLI with `npm install -g @mallary/cli`.
2. Install the official Mallary agent skill for Claude Code with `npx skills add mallarylabs/mallary-agent --global --agent claude-code --yes`.
3. Run `mallary auth login`.
4. Show me only the Mallary sign-in URL and one-time code. Do not ask me for my Mallary password, API key, access token, or refresh token. Wait while I approve access in my browser.
5. After approval, run `mallary auth status`, `mallary health`, `mallary profiles list`, and `mallary platforms list`.
6. Tell me what you installed and whether the safe checks passed. Do not upload files, create or delete posts, reply to comments, change webhooks or settings, or disconnect accounts during setup. Later, only post or change Mallary when I clearly ask. If a needed detail is missing or unclear, ask one short question. Do not ask me to approve the same post twice. If the Mallary skill does not appear yet, tell me to restart Claude Code once.
Claude Code will show a Mallary link and one-time code. Sign in once and approve Mallary access. No API key needs to be shared with the agent.
Create your Mallary account and connect the social accounts you want Cursor to use. You do not need to copy an API key.
Create Mallary accountOpen the command palette and choose Cursor Settings > Tools & MCPs > Add Custom MCP.
{
"mcpServers": {
"mallary": {
"url": "https://mallary.ai/mcp"
}
}
}
Click Connect in Cursor, then sign in to Mallary in your browser.
Ask Mallary to show my connected social accounts. Do not post anything.
Create your Mallary account and connect the social accounts you want Codex to use. You do not need to copy an API key.
Create Mallary accountPaste it into Codex. It will guide you through OAuth.
Set up Mallary for me in Codex.
1. Install the official Mallary CLI with `npm install -g @mallary/cli`.
2. Install the official Mallary agent skill for Codex with `npx skills add mallarylabs/mallary-agent --global --agent codex --yes`.
3. Run `mallary auth login`.
4. Show me only the Mallary sign-in URL and one-time code. Do not ask me for my Mallary password, API key, access token, or refresh token. Wait while I approve access in my browser.
5. After approval, run `mallary auth status`, `mallary health`, `mallary profiles list`, and `mallary platforms list`.
6. Tell me what you installed and whether the safe checks passed. Do not upload files, create or delete posts, reply to comments, change webhooks or settings, or disconnect accounts during setup. Later, only post or change Mallary when I clearly ask. If a needed detail is missing or unclear, ask one short question. Do not ask me to approve the same post twice. If the Mallary skill does not appear yet, tell me to restart Codex once.
Codex will show a Mallary link and one-time code. Sign in once and approve Mallary access. No API key needs to be shared with the agent.
Create your Mallary account and connect the social accounts you want OpenClaw to use. You do not need to copy an API key.
Create Mallary accountPaste it into OpenClaw. It will guide you through OAuth.
Set up Mallary for me in OpenClaw.
1. Install the official Mallary CLI with `npm install -g @mallary/cli`.
2. Install the official Mallary agent skill with `npx skills add mallarylabs/mallary-agent`.
3. Run `mallary auth login`.
4. Show me only the Mallary sign-in URL and one-time code. Do not ask me for my Mallary password, API key, access token, or refresh token. Wait while I approve access in my browser.
5. After approval, run `mallary auth status`, `mallary health`, `mallary profiles list`, and `mallary platforms list`.
6. Tell me what you installed and whether the safe checks passed. Do not upload files, create or delete posts, reply to comments, change webhooks or settings, or disconnect accounts during setup. Later, only post or change Mallary when I clearly ask. If a needed detail is missing or unclear, ask one short question. Do not ask me to approve the same post twice.
OpenClaw will show a Mallary link and one-time code. Sign in once and approve Mallary access. No API key needs to be shared with the agent.
Create your Mallary account and connect the social accounts you want Hermes to use. You do not need to copy an API key.
Create Mallary accountPaste it into Hermes. It will guide you through OAuth.
Set up Mallary for me in Hermes.
1. Install the official Mallary CLI with `npm install -g @mallary/cli`.
2. Install the official Mallary agent skill with `npx skills add mallarylabs/mallary-agent`.
3. Run `mallary auth login`. One login gives Hermes access to view, publish, reply, and manage Mallary.
4. Show me only the Mallary sign-in URL and one-time code. Do not ask me for my Mallary password, API key, access token, or refresh token. Wait while I approve access in my browser.
5. After approval, run `mallary auth status`, `mallary health`, `mallary profiles list`, and `mallary platforms list`.
6. Tell me what you installed and whether the safe checks passed. Do not upload files, create or delete posts, reply to comments, change webhooks or settings, or disconnect accounts during setup. Later, only post or change Mallary when I clearly ask. If a needed detail is missing or unclear, ask one short question. Do not ask me to approve the same post twice.
Hermes will show a Mallary link and one-time code. Sign in once and approve Mallary access. No API key needs to be shared with the agent.
After setup, ask your agent to post, schedule, reply, or check results. Mallary handles the social connections.
Connect Mallary to the way your agents and workflows already operate with our MCP server, official n8n community node, and installable Agent Skills.
Every command can emit structured JSON. Mallary is designed for LLMs, scripts, and automation pipelines to parse, plan, and execute social media workflows.
Post to X, LinkedIn, Reddit, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Facebook, Threads, Bluesky, and Pinterest from one CLI workflow.
Create posts with follow-up comments and agent-friendly payloads, with platform-specific handling managed by Mallary.
Mallary can detect new questions and comments on published posts, then use AI to reply in your saved brand and business context.
Check the latest follower or subscriber count for each supported connected account from one request.
Schedule posts with precise timestamps and timezone support, then inspect grouped posts and job results from the same interface.
Control platform features like Reddit subreddits, TikTok post mode, Pinterest boards, Instagram post types, and YouTube visibility from file mode.
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Windsurf, OpenCode
Connect an MCP-ready agent to Mallary with OAuth. It can publish posts, inspect jobs, check analytics, and work with connected platforms.
AI coding agent
Use one setup prompt to install Mallary, sign in with OAuth, and work with your connected social accounts from Codex.
AI coding agent
Use one setup prompt to install Mallary, sign in with OAuth, and work with your connected social accounts from Claude Code.
AI agent harness
Use one setup prompt to install Mallary, sign in with OAuth, and give OpenClaw access to your connected social accounts.
AI agent harness
Use one setup prompt to install Mallary, sign in with OAuth, and give Hermes access to your connected social accounts.
One-command install
Install the Mallary skill in one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Codex, and other agent environments that support skill-style workflows.
npx skills add mallarylabs/mallary-agent
Terminal and scheduled jobs
Use OAuth for interactive work. The CLI can upload media, publish, schedule, reply, and return structured JSON for agents.
Custom agents & workflows
Build your own server or CI workflow. API keys remain available for secure, non-interactive systems where OAuth is not practical.
Connect accounts, schedule posts, and publish across 9 ready platforms.
"I automated the posting on 5 different platforms in under 20 minutes. Highly recommend!"
"I was totally confused by the official TikTok API. Mallary made it simple. Using it every day."
"OAuth management is usually a nightmare. Mallary abstracted that away completely."
Unlimited posts are subject to our fair use policy.
Mallary is fully audited and approved by Meta, Google, LinkedIn, TikTok and more. We use 100% official APIs, no browser bots or unofficial posting workarounds.
Official platform partners
Mallary helps serious creators publish videos, images, and posts across TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and Threads - without manually uploading to every platform.