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---
name: postey
version: 3.2.1
# No `platforms:` list. The platform set lives on the server and is mirrored into
# capability-snapshot.json by scripts/refresh-capability-snapshot.js. A copy here
# would be a fourth hand-maintained list agreeing with the other three and with
# nothing that ships (S9.5).
description: >
  Create, schedule, and manage social media posts via Postey across X, LinkedIn,
  Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Threads, Bluesky, Facebook, and Pinterest. The hub:
  accounts, platform truth, the post lifecycle, and the shared craft layer that
  decides how a post is written — plus the local-file and large-upload paths the
  MCP server cannot reach. Content flows ship as optional packs that require this
  one: install `postey-video` to transcribe a video and turn it into per-platform
  posts, `postey-ideas` to decide what to post.
when_to_use: >
  Use when asked to: draft a tweet, post to LinkedIn, create a thread, schedule
  content, publish a post, check scheduled or published posts, upload a video or
  image from local disk to Instagram/TikTok/YouTube, cross-post to multiple
  platforms, manage social drafts, or any social media publishing task. Transcribing
  a video into captions belongs to `postey-video`; deciding what to post belongs to
  `postey-ideas`; confirming something actually went out belongs to `postey-ops`.
allowed-tools:
  - Bash(${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/postey.js:*)
mcp-tools:
  resources:
    - postey://accounts
    - postey://teams
    - postey://posts/{post_id}/content/{platform}
    - postey://platform-limits
    - postey://platforms/{platform}/rules
    - postey://platforms/{platform}/actions
    - postey://posts/{post_id}/analytics
    - postey://accounts/{account_id}
    - postey://teams/{team_id}/members
    - postey://skill-manifest
  tools:
    # GENERATED from capabilities: by scripts/gen-mcp-tools.js — do not hand-edit.
    - add_tag
    - connect_account
    - convert_post_content
    - create_post
    - delete_draft
    - file_manager
    - get_posts
    - get_review_status
    - get_schedule
    - link_cli
    - list_files
    - publish_draft
    - read_file
    - remove_tag
    - review_post
    - schedule_post
    - transcribe_video
    - unschedule_post
    - update_post
    - update_schedule
    - upload_media
    - validate_post_content
    # Fallbacks only: each is superseded by a postey:// resource this skill
    # declares. Use them when the client cannot read MCP resources.
    - get_accounts
    - get_post_content
  prompts:
    - compose-post
    - review-for-virality
    - repurpose-content
    - improve-post
    - analyze-engagement
    - generate-captions-from-transcript
    - generate-captions-batch
# Capability-keyed ownership. Keys are `canonical` entries from
# capability-snapshot.json — the server's vocabulary, never raw tool names, so this
# cannot drift into a second hand-kept list (S9.5). `owns` is exclusive: exactly one
# skill may own a key. `reads` is shared. Contract: docs/skills-mcp-contract.md.
#
# Every capability the server exposes now has an owner; the unclaimed allowlist is
# empty and check-capability-contract keeps it that way. Claiming a key this skill
# does not actually document would defeat the coverage check.
capabilities:
  owns:
    # Accounts, platform truth, setup — the hub's operations layer
    - account.connect
    - account.list
    - account.read
    - account.tags
    - platform.limits
    - platform.rules
    - platform.actions
    - server.manifest
    - setup.read
    - cli.link
    # Authoring and the post lifecycle
    - post.create
    - post.read
    - post.list
    - post.update
    - post.delete
    - post.convert
    - post.review
    - post.review.status
    - post.validate
    - post.tag.add
    - post.tag.remove
    - publish.now
    - schedule.create
    - schedule.read
    - schedule.update
    - schedule.delete
    # Media and local files (the only capability the CLI may hold)
    - media.upload
    - file.list
  

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