Claude Code + ReplyNodes
Create and schedule posts directly from your terminal — no dashboard required.
Point Claude Code at ReplyNodes via our MCP server. Draft, schedule, and publish across 30+ social networks using natural language commands in your terminal.
How it works
Point Claude Code at the MCP server
Add ReplyNodes as an MCP server in your Claude Code configuration once — no dashboard visit required.
Draft and schedule from your terminal
Ask in natural language. Claude Code drafts channel-specific copy and schedules it in your ReplyNodes calendar.
Review or auto-publish per channel
Approve in the calendar, or let auto-publish rules apply per channel once you trust the drafts for that channel.
Example workflow
Terminal command
"Turn this changelog into a launch post for X and LinkedIn, schedule for tomorrow at 9am."
Claude Code fetches the changelog content from your repo, drafts channel-specific copy for X and LinkedIn, and submits both for approval in the ReplyNodes calendar — all without leaving your terminal session.
Frequently asked questions
Can Claude Code post to X/Twitter directly?
Not directly — Claude Code calls ReplyNodes MCP tools, and ReplyNodes handles the actual publish across every connected channel, including X. That's what lets one integration cover 30+ networks instead of one per platform.
Do I need the ReplyNodes dashboard at all?
No — drafting, scheduling, and publishing can all happen from the terminal. The visual calendar is there if you want to review posts or make manual edits, but it's optional.
Can I use Claude Code to reply to comments?
Yes, via the reply intelligence tools exposed over MCP — Claude Code can fetch mentions and replies and draft or send responses depending on the permissions you grant it.
Does this work with Claude Code subagents or hooks?
Yes — any Claude Code session with the ReplyNodes MCP server configured can call these tools, including from subagents or automated hooks in a larger workflow.
Want the longer write-up? Read Claude Code + ReplyNodes: publishing from your terminal or see how Claude Code compares to the other agents ReplyNodes supports on the integrations page.