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Wherever you talk to Claude, she is in the room

Sunday evening, phone in hand, and next week has nothing on the calendar yet. You describe the launch in two sentences, and by the time you put the phone down there are five posts waiting on your calendar, each one shaped for the channel it is going to.
Claude with the PostQueen connector: it plans a five-post launch week and schedules every post to X and LinkedIn
Two surfaces, one connector. Claude Desktop takes her in Settings > Connectors, and claude.ai takes the same URL on the web. Connectors are tied to your Claude account rather than the device, so adding her once on the web brings her to the Claude apps on iOS and Android as well. What she brings into the chat is her 11 MCP tools. They list your channels, read what each platform accepts and schedule the posts, with image and video generation in the same set. They do not list, delete or reschedule posts that already exist, and none of them returns analytics, so that work lives on the calendar at app.postqueen.ai or in the postqueen CLI.
This is the chat surface. Claude Code, Anthropic’s terminal tool, connects a different way and has its own page: Claude Code.

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Set up

On claude.ai, open Settings, then Connectors, and add a custom connector pointing at:
Then toggle PostQueen on from the tools menu in a chat and ask her to list your connected accounts. Your channel names come back.

Full setup: Claude

Every field on the connector form, what to leave empty and why, and the mcp-remote bridge for an instance the public internet cannot reach
That URL contains your API key, which makes the URL itself a secret. Anyone holding it can post from every account you have connected, so keep it out of screenshots and shared screens.

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On your phone

Once she is on your account, she is on your phone. Switch the connector on from the tools menu in a chat, the same way you did on the web, and the conversation that planned your week on a laptop picks up on a train. New custom connectors generally cannot be created from the mobile apps themselves, so add her on the web or desktop first and she appears on your phone afterwards.
At the time of writing, Anthropic’s help center lists custom connectors as available across Claude plans, with the Free plan limited to a single custom connector. On Team and Enterprise plans, an organization Owner may need to add the connector in the organization’s settings before members can connect it. Availability and UI naming shift over time. If you do not see the option, check Anthropic’s connectors help article.

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👑 A launch week planned from the couch

You describe the week, and she takes care of the rest:
You: We launch the new pricing page on Monday. Plan five posts across the week for X and LinkedIn and schedule them for 9am each day.
Claude: On it. Reading your channels and what each one accepts, then scheduling with PostQueen. integrationList running… integrationSchema running for x, linkedin… integrationSchedulePostTool running… 5 posts scheduled across X and LinkedIn, Monday to Friday at 9:00 AM. Every one is on your calendar if you want to change the wording.
Three tools carry that. integrationList returns each connected channel with its integration ID. integrationSchema asks a platform what it expects and gets back its rules, its maxLength and its required settings, which is how the LinkedIn version arrives longer than the X one. Then integrationSchedulePostTool writes the calendar entries: five days means five items in the socialPost array, each with its own date and integrationId. Want an image with a post? generateImageTool produces one and returns a hosted path for the attachments array. Bringing a picture from somewhere else? uploadFromUrlTool pulls it into her media library first, because attachments have to sit on a PostQueen URL. Not ready for one of them to publish? Ask for drafts, and the call carries type as draft instead of schedule. A draft is a post state rather than a queue position: it lands on the calendar and stays there, unscheduled, until you publish it from the editor at app.postqueen.ai. Her MCP tools carry no status change, so that switch happens on the calendar or from the CLI with postqueen posts:status <post-id> --status schedule. Everything scheduled needs nothing further from you. It is visible on the calendar where you can still edit or delete it, and each post goes out at its time.

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Self-hosted

On a self-hosted instance, swap the host for your NEXT_PUBLIC_BACKEND_URL and keep the /mcp/YOUR_API_KEY tail. Most self-hosted setups serve the backend under /api, so the path sits at /api/mcp. One thing to plan for: Claude reaches your server from Anthropic’s cloud rather than from your device, so a custom connector only works if the endpoint is reachable over the public internet on HTTPS. An instance behind a VPN or sitting on your LAN will not connect that way. Claude Desktop has a way around it, because the mcp-remote bridge in claude_desktop_config.json runs on your own machine: Claude Desktop.
A plain "url" entry in claude_desktop_config.json does not work. That file only launches local stdio servers with command and args. Remote servers are the custom connector above, or the bridge.

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FAQ

No. She works on her own through the dashboard, the CLI and the public API. Claude is one of several ways to reach her, and the one to pick when you would rather describe a week than build it.
No. Claude Code is Anthropic’s terminal tool, and it connects with a single claude mcp add command or through her agent skill and the CLI. Setup and examples for it: Claude Code.
Generally not. New custom connectors are created on the web or in the desktop app, and they show up on your phone afterwards because connectors follow your Claude account.
Everything her 11 MCP tools cover. She lists your channels, reads each platform’s rules and limits and schedules posts across your 30+ networks. Along the way she can fetch dynamic values such as Pinterest boards, generate an image or build a video to attach.
Not from the chat. There is no analytics tool in the MCP set, and no tool for listing or deleting posts either. Those live on the calendar at app.postqueen.ai and in the postqueen CLI, which carries posts:list, posts:delete and analytics:platform.
Claude’s own plan rules still apply, including the single custom connector on the Free plan.

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Learn more

Claude setup over MCP

The connector flow for web, desktop and phone, the mcp-remote bridge and where the desktop logs live.

MCP tools

All 11 tools Claude gains once the connector is on, with every parameter.

Agents overview

Every way to put an agent in front of PostQueen, from chat apps to your terminal.