Your next product update is already in the project. Turn release notes into a clear public explanation and bring the draft into Veypost without losing your train of thought.
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“Show my brands and connected social accounts so I can choose the right destination for this campaign.”
Bring the right brand and account into the conversation before you start drafting.
Summarize what changed, who it helps and what someone can do next. Use the public details from the release to prepare a caption, then save the selected wording as a brand draft in Veypost.
Bring the right context into the conversation.
Choose the brand and social account, select the media and explain the audience you want to reach. The assistant can help with the first version and the next variation while Veypost keeps the working draft organized.
Keep your voice. Keep the final say.
Let the assistant help with the first pass, the next variation or the task you would otherwise repeat by hand. Review the caption and media in Veypost, choose the account and decide when the content should go out.
Prepare a draft from a clear brief.
Adapt the caption for the audience and channel.
Review the saved post and choose its publishing time.
Follow the result in your shared workspace.
Create for the people you want to reach.
Write in your audience’s language, collaborate across markets and keep each version connected to the right brand. Veypost’s multilingual direction brings language preferences and regional formatting into the same content workflow.
Start with English and French language preferences, with more languages to follow.
Give each audience its own caption, context and publishing time.
Keep your original wording when you change the workspace language.
Set up Claude Code
View connection details
Register the bridge using Claude Code’s stdio transport. Provide your configured API environment to the bridge process and check the workspace tools from the client.
claude mcp add --transport stdio veypost -- bash /absolute/path/to/social-publisher/scripts/mcp-server.sh
Build a routine you can come back to.
Keep a set of useful prompts for launch updates, behind-the-scenes content and recurring audience questions. Start from your real work, refine the voice and build a content plan that stays connected to the rest of your brand.
Prompts to start with
Find your workspace context
“Show my brands and connected social accounts so I can choose the right destination for this campaign.”
Bring the right brand and account into the conversation before you start drafting.
Turn an idea into a draft
“Prepare a Facebook draft for our Saturday workshop. Use the caption below and the workshop image from my Veypost library.”
Use a connected MCP client to prepare the draft, then review the wording and selected media in Veypost.
Check the publishing result
“Show the result of this post for each destination and tell me whether anything needs my attention.”
Keep the delivery result connected to the content you prepared, without searching through separate tools.
Common questions
What can I do through MCP?
Inspect brands, accounts, drafts and delivery information; create and edit content; validate a post; request scheduling or publication; and manage pending work through the workspace’s tools.
Can I still use the Veypost app?
Yes. The assistant and app work with the same workspace records. Use the conversation for preparation and the visual workspace for reviewing captions, media and your publishing plan.
How do I use images or video?
Attach the images or video directly to a Veypost draft, then ask the assistant to work with its verified post attachments.
How is workspace access handled?
MCP uses the configured user and workspace. Brand permissions and your team’s review rules apply to actions requested by an assistant too.
Sources and review date
Reviewed October 15, 2026. Explore the official product and setup pages behind this guide.