ToolsMCP
PostHero
Listed in the official MCP Registry with a hosted streamable-http endpoint and an installable npm package. Capabilities below are the publisher’s own description.
- Type
- MCP server
- Publisher
- posthero.ai
- Prerequisites
- An MCP client that supports streamable-http. No credential header is declared in the registry record. Install @posthero/mcp from npm (stdio transport). Declares 1 secret input. Inspect it before installing; AgentsByTask never installs discovered packages.
- Current version
- 0.1.1 · updated
- Official links
Publisher’s description
PostHero MCP server — schedule and publish social media posts from any MCP-compatible AI tool
Evidence
Each record keeps its own date and scope. Labels are independent: documentation does not imply a checked connection, and a connection does not imply a passed task.
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Listed in the official MCP Registry
Version 0.1.1, registry status active. 1 remote endpoint (streamable-http); 1 package (npm)
Publisher-supplied registry metadata. Not a checked connection, a safe package or a completed task.
- Source publisher
- posthero.ai
- Version observed
- 0.1.1
- Source
- registry.modelcontextprotocol.io/v0.1/servers/ai.posthero%2Fposthero/versions/0.1.1
Listed for these tasks
| Task | Documented for this task | Unknowns | Why it is listed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Draft and publish social media posts | Publisher description mentions “social media”, “schedule”, “publish”, “posts”. | No connection check or task run. Capability is as described by the publisher. | Rule social-posts matched: “social media”, “schedule”, “publish”, “posts”. Rule social-posts. |
Published pricing
No published price recordedCost per completed task is only shown on a task page when a comparable run recorded metered spend and verified completions.
Registry record
- Remote endpoints
https://mcp.posthero.ai/mcp(streamable-http)- Packages
@posthero/mcp(npm, stdio, 1 secret input)- Registry entry
- Official MCP Registry record (JSON)
- Namespace
ai.posthero/posthero
AgentsByTask never installs discovered packages or connects to discovered endpoints during discovery. An endpoint string in a registry record is not a checked connection.