Meta Muse + PostlyBee
Schedule social media posts with Meta Muse
Ask Muse to build a PostlyBee connector from our public API, or add the PostlyBee MCP server to Muse Code. Either way, Muse can draft, schedule, and review posts across your social channels.
- In the Muse app, one message asks Muse to build the connector
- Your token goes through Muse’s secure credential prompt, not the chat
- In Muse Code, add the MCP server and sign in with OAuth
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How do I connect PostlyBee to Meta Muse?
The Muse app connects to services with a public API through custom connectors. Muse Code, Meta’s terminal agent, also supports MCP servers.
- 1
Create a scoped token
Start your 7-day free trial, connect your channels, and create a pbk_ token in Settings → Public API with the scopes Muse needs.
- 2
Connect Muse to PostlyBee
In the Muse app, send the prompt and enter the token when Muse asks. In Muse Code, add the MCP server instead.
- 3
Ask Muse to post
Describe the post and the channels. Muse shows you the post before it creates it.
MCP server URL
https://api.postlybee.com/mcpMuse builds custom connectors for services with a public API. PostlyBee publishes an OpenAPI reference that Muse can read.
- 1Create a pbk_ token with accounts:read, posts:read, posts:write, and media:write for the workspace Muse should use.
- 2Send the message below to Muse.
- 3When Muse shows its secure credential prompt, paste the token there, never in the chat.
- 4Check that Muse lists your connected channels.
Leave out accounts:write so Muse cannot connect or remove social accounts, and read the Public API reference to see what each scope allows.
Create a custom connector for PostlyBee, my social media scheduler.
- API reference: https://docs.postlybee.com/api-reference/openapi.json
- Base URL: https://api.postlybee.com
- Auth: a Bearer token. Ask me for it with the secure credential prompt, not in chat.
Then list my connected social channels.Connection options
Muse app or Muse Code?
Both can schedule posts in PostlyBee. Pick the one you already use.
Muse app
Best for: planning and posting from a chat, on web or phone
Muse builds a custom connector on PostlyBee’s public API and keeps your token in its credential store, outside the chat.
Muse Code
Best for: posting from your repo and terminal
Connects to PostlyBee’s hosted MCP server with an OAuth sign-in, and can use the PostlyBee skill for uploads from disk.
Capabilities
What can Muse do with PostlyBee?
Muse can plan content, write in your voice, and hand the finished posts to PostlyBee to publish on time.
Schedule or save drafts
Schedule posts to one or several channels, or save drafts for review in PostlyBee.
Check each platform
Muse reads each channel’s settings, such as a Pinterest board, before it posts.
Fill your schedule
Ask for the next open slot on a channel and let Muse place posts there.
Import media
Import an image or video from a public URL into your PostlyBee media library.
Review the calendar
List drafts, scheduled, published, and failed posts for any date range.
Read analytics
Pull account and post analytics and ask Muse for ideas based on them.
How it works
How the Muse app connects to PostlyBee
Meta’s Muse app reaches services through connectors. For services it does not have built in, Muse can create a custom connector from the service’s public API, which is how PostlyBee connects.
API keys go through Muse’s secure credential prompt and are kept outside the agent. Because this route uses the Public API, the token’s scopes decide what Muse can do, so keep them narrow.
Example prompts
What can I ask Muse to post?
Schedule a post about our summer menu to Instagram and Facebook on Friday at noon, using this photo link.
- PostlyBee · accountsFound Instagram and Facebook
- PostlyBee · upload from URLImported the photo
Here is the post for both channels:
Summer menu starts Friday 🍋 Three new dishes, one very cold lemonade.
PostlyBee · create posts2 posts scheduled
Find my next open LinkedIn slot and save a draft about our new hire there.
- PostlyBee · find slotNext slot: Tuesday 8:30 AM
Here is the draft for Tuesday:
Please welcome Maya to the kitchen team. She joins us from ten years at the coast.
PostlyBee · create postsDraft saved
How did last month’s posts do?
- PostlyBee · analyticsLoaded 30 days of analytics
Last month in short:
- Food photos on Instagram got twice the reach of text posts.
- Friday posts did best on Facebook.
- Try two photo posts a week, one on Friday.
Which guide?
Meta Muse or another assistant?
Pick the guide for the assistant you already use.
Meta Muse(this page)
Meta’s assistant, plus Muse Code for the terminal. Connect with a custom connector or MCP.
ChatGPT
OpenAI’s chat app. Add PostlyBee as a Developer mode app.
Read the ChatGPT guideClaude
Anthropic’s chat app. Add PostlyBee as a custom connector.
Read the Claude guide
Pricing and security
How much does it cost?
API and MCP access are included in every paid PostlyBee plan, starting from $9.99 per month, with a 7-day free trial.
How is access secured?
In the Muse app, your token stays in Muse’s credential store. Scope it narrowly and revoke it in PostlyBee any time.
Something not working?
Check that the token has the scopes the task needs; a 403 from PostlyBee names the missing scope. In Muse Code, run /mcp to see the connection.
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FAQ
Meta Muse and PostlyBee FAQ
Get started
Let Muse handle your social posting
Start your free trial, create a scoped token, and ask Muse to connect to PostlyBee.