> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.postqueen.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Agents Overview > Give any assistant that can run a command or call a tool hands on your calendar: install her skill, connect over MCP or call the public API. ## Just talk to her Message her the way you would message a colleague. She answers inside ChatGPT and the Claude app, reads your WhatsApp and Telegram messages through OpenClaw or Hermes, and she is one command away in your terminal. Tell her what you want the world to see, and she takes care of the rest: the words, the visual and the schedule. Chat apps feed OpenClaw, a one-line brief feeds Hermes, both drive the postqueen CLI and posts land on the calendar ## She runs on your terms Leave her alone and she is a true autopilot: whatever lands on the calendar goes out on time without another word from you. Want a closer look first? Everything is visible on the calendar before it publishes, so you can edit or delete it, and a post created as a draft is saved but never scheduled, so it sits there until you publish it. ## Three ways in Any assistant that can run a shell command or call a tool can run your socials. Pick the one your assistant already speaks: Install the skill and your agent drives the postqueen CLI, with clean JSON on every command Point Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP client at her hosted server and its 11 tools REST for your own scripts and automations, with your API key as the only setup ## 👑 Pick your agent Whichever one you already use, you can be scheduling posts from it in a few minutes. Lives on your machine and turns WhatsApp and Telegram into her front door Hand it one brief and it plans, writes and schedules your week over the CLI One MCP command or the skill, and your coding sessions can post too Add her as an MCP connector and schedule posts from a chat Teach Codex her CLI so it ships the announcement along with the code Bring her into your editor and post without leaving it Talking to her in a chat app instead? She answers in [WhatsApp, Telegram and the rest](/agents/chat-channels), and [Claude on the web and your phone](/agents/claude-apps) is a connector away. Using something else? These reach her over MCP instead of the agent skill, so their setup lives with the MCP client guides: One command in the terminal, and the release notes write themselves One URL, one header, and she is a tool the agent can call **Anything that runs a shell command.** A tool that can execute `postqueen` drives her without MCP and without anything to connect: install the skill, export your key, and it can schedule while you work. A cron job or a CI step qualifies on the same terms. Curious what makes her easy for an agent to drive? Read [Why agents love her](/agents/why-agents). ## Install the skill One command installs her skill into any coding agent that supports the `skills` registry: ```bash theme={"system"} npx skills add GkhanKINAY/postqueen-agent ``` What lands is her `SKILL.md`, a playbook that teaches your agent how she works before it runs a single command. After reading it, the agent knows how to find your channels, ask each platform what it accepts, fetch things that cannot be hardcoded like subreddit flairs, and upload media the way she requires. The API key, the CLI, self-hosted setup, and a table of what goes wrong with each fix Every agent session then runs the same loop: authenticate, find your channels, prepare media, post, check the numbers. All seven steps with the command each one runs: [Why agents love her](/agents/why-agents). ## Connect over MCP Prefer tool calls over shell commands? PostQueen speaks MCP at one URL she hosts, so an MCP client gets 11 tools to list your channels, upload media and schedule posts without installing anything. There is one URL and every client takes it a slightly different way: a single command in Claude Code, one JSON entry in Cursor, a connector form on claude.ai, a bridge in Claude Desktop. The URL, both auth forms, and the steps for each client All 11, with the parameters each one takes ## From your chat apps Message her on WhatsApp or Telegram through OpenClaw or Hermes, and the same route brings her into Slack and Discord. Prefer the browser? [app.postqueen.ai](https://app.postqueen.ai) runs your whole calendar from your phone too. Setup: [OpenClaw](/agents/openclaw) and [Hermes](/agents/hermes). A phone chat: you ask her to push today's podcast to X and LinkedIn at 5pm and she answers that two posts are scheduled and waiting on your calendar ## Try saying Once she is connected, talk to her in plain words: > *"Plan a month of content for our coffee shop and fill the calendar."* > *"Take this photo of today's special and put it on Instagram at lunchtime."* > *"We just hit 10k followers, write a warm thank-you post for all our channels."* > *"Turn my latest YouTube video into posts for X, LinkedIn and Threads."* She turns any of those into scheduled posts across your channels, and the calendar stays yours to review. ## Next steps One command teaches your assistant the whole CLI. Copy-paste configuration for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and the rest. WhatsApp and Telegram, through OpenClaw. What makes the calendar easy for an assistant to drive. Start here. An agent needs somewhere to post before any of this helps.