Raspberry Post

For Claude

Schedule posts from inside your chat.

Add Raspberry Post as a connector in Claude, and tell it what to post the same way you already ask it to write.

The URL you paste

https://raspberrypost.com/api/mcp

Same URL for everyone. Sign-in and approval happen in your browser the first time.

Before you start: create a Raspberry Post account and stay signed in on this browser.

The connector posts to your accounts, so it has to know whose they are. If you are already signed in, the approval step below is one click. If you are not, sign in first — otherwise Claude opens a login page instead of the approval screen and the connection looks like it failed.

In Claude Desktop

  1. 1

    Open the composer

    The input box at the bottom of any chat.

  2. 2

    Click + → Connectors → Add connector → Add custom connector

    Add connector opens a submenu; the one you want is Add custom connector at the bottom. A dialog opens where you name the connector and paste a URL.

    The + menu, with Add custom connector at the end of the chain
    The + menu, with Add custom connector at the end of the chain
  3. 3

    Paste the URL

    Type any name you like — it is only a label in your connectors list — then paste https://raspberrypost.com/api/mcp into Remote MCP server URL and click Continue. Leave the next screen on its defaults and click Add.

    The dialog with a name and the connector URL filled in
    The dialog with a name and the connector URL filled in
  4. 4

    Sign in with Google, then Approve

    Claude opens a tab on raspberrypost.com. Sign in if you are not signed in already, then click Approve on the consent screen. The tab closes itself.

    The Raspberry Post approval screen
    The Raspberry Post approval screen
  5. 5

    Try it in a new chat

    Send: "What Instagram accounts do I have connected in Raspberry Post?" — Claude will call list_destinations and read them back.

What it can do

Read your destinations

See which Facebook Pages, Instagram accounts, YouTube channels, LinkedIn profiles and X accounts you have connected — so it can pick the right one when you ask.

Read what you have scheduled

Summarise, count, or find a specific post by name so you can cancel or reschedule it.

Schedule a post

One upload, one or more destinations, at a chosen time. Each destination picks its own format, caption and media.

Cancel a scheduled post

Stop a post that has not gone out. A partially-published post is cancelled only where it had not yet reached.

Find media in your Drive

Walk your folders and read what is in them, so you can say “the newest clip in my Reels folder” instead of hunting for a share link.

See how a post did

Audience size and growth per account, and one published post compared across every destination it went to. A post nobody has swept yet says so, rather than reporting a zero.

Attaching media

Ask for the file in words — “the newest clip in my Reels folder” — and the model walks your Drive folders to find it. Pasting a share link still works and is quicker for one specific file. Either way the file itself never leaves your Drive — the same rule as the app.

Revoking access

Dashboard → API lists every client that has approved. Revoke removes its tokens; the next call it makes returns 401 and it has to be added from scratch.

Something went wrong?

  • Server didn't respond. The URL must be exactly https://raspberrypost.com/api/mcp, including https://.
  • “This connector is not registered here”. Remove the connector in Claude and add it again — the browser walks a fresh registration.
  • Approve loops back to the login screen. Your Raspberry Post session expired. Sign in again and retry.