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AI integrations

Your LinkedIn workflow, from the assistant you already use.

Your assistant brings the intelligence. PostForge brings the publishing workflow: your professional voice, claim checks against the source, and the approval controls that protect your reputation.

Nothing publishes without your approval. Same review rules as the app.

What it looks like

Example prompt
Find a recent article about AI governance, suggest three angles for technology leaders, and draft a LinkedIn post in my professional voice for review.

Your assistant, with PostForge connected

Draft ready for review · Source attached · In your voice

Nothing published, awaiting your approval

Who it's for

AI assistant users

Sources, angles, and a draft in your voice, without switching apps.

Independent consultants

Research, drafting, and approval inside your existing AI-assisted process. One profile, your name.

Developers & automation

Any MCP client, scoped tokens: read-only, draft-only, or full access.

Two ways to connect that work together

MCP access

Gives your assistant the tools: sourcing, drafting, review, images, voice, and scheduling. 25 tools in total.

Setup guide →

Agent skill

Teaches your assistant the workflow and the approval contract: show the draft, ask first, never publish on its own.

Install the skill →

What stays true

  • The token acts as you, within its scope.
  • Revoking a token is immediate; that client's calls fail with 401.
  • The same review rules, validation checks, and post limits apply.
  • Nothing publishes outside the approval rules you set in the app.

Claim checks compare your draft with the selected source. They don't verify the article itself.

Supported clients

Any MCP client that can send a bearer token. Guides cover Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code/Copilot, Codex, and Qoder. Clients that can't set headers connect with OAuth.

Bring the point. We'll handle the rest.

Create my first free post

Or read the setup guide

Can we use analytics? We use PostHog (our analytics provider in the US) to see howPostForge is used, which sets cookies and sends usage data. Nothing is collected until you accept, and you can change your choice any time in Settings.