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connect-social-accounts

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Connect a social media account or channel to PostEverywhere. Use when the user wants to add Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook, X, Threads, Pinterest, Google Business Profile, Bluesky, Telegram, Discord or WordPress, or when a post can't go out because no account is connected.

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  1. Very specific:

    Call create_connect_link with the platform.

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  2. Very specific:

    After they finish, call list_accounts to confirm the account appears.

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  3. Very specific:

    Call create_reconnect_link with the account_id and give the user the link.

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SKILL.md

Connect social accounts

Accounts connect in one of two ways, depending on the platform.

Sign-in platforms

Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X, YouTube, TikTok, Threads, Pinterest and Google Business Profile (google_business) connect through the platform's own sign-in.

  1. Call create_connect_link with the platform.
  2. Give the user the link. It works for about 10 minutes, in any browser.
  3. Tell them what the platform will ask for:
    • Instagram: a Business or Creator account. A personal account can't be connected for posting.
    • Facebook: a Facebook Page they manage. Tick every Page and permission on Facebook's screen.
    • YouTube: a YouTube channel on the Google account, and every YouTube permission ticked on Google's screen.
    • TikTok: allow every permission on TikTok's screen.
    • Google Business Profile: sign in with the Google account that owns or manages the business. If it manages several businesses, they choose which ones to add. Each business becomes its own account.
  4. After they finish, call list_accounts to confirm the account appears.

Platforms that use a key or password

These connect directly in the conversation with connect_credential_account. The user gives you the values; never guess them.

  • Bluesky: handle and an app_password from Bluesky Settings, App Passwords. Never the main password.
  • Telegram: a bot_token from @BotFather, and the channel (@username or chat id). The bot must be an admin of the channel.
  • Discord: a webhook_url from Server Settings, Integrations, Webhooks.
  • WordPress (self-hosted, WordPress 5.6 or newer): site_url, username, and an app_password from Users, Profile, Application Passwords. Never the login password.

When an account stops working

Call create_reconnect_link with the account_id and give the user the link. For key and password platforms, call connect_credential_account again with new values.

Plan limits

Each plan includes a number of accounts. If connecting fails because the limit is reached, tell the user plainly. They can remove an account they no longer use, or change their plan at app.posteverywhere.ai.

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