Post to Skool from Claude Code
Claude Code can publish and schedule Skool community posts through Postiz. Add the Postiz MCP server with one command, sign in with OAuth, connect your Skool account in Postiz, and ask Claude Code to post an update to a specific group under the right label with a title, straight from the terminal.
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Last updated: September 2026
How to post to Skool from Claude Code
Add the Postiz MCP server to Claude Code once, sign in with OAuth, connect Skool in Postiz, and then describe the post in plain language. Setup takes about a minute.
Setup once, then just ask
# One-time setup: add the Postiz MCP server (OAuth, no API key)
claude mcp add --transport http postiz https://mcp.postiz.com/mcp-oauth-dynamic
# Or install the Postiz skill instead
npx skills add gitroomhq/postiz-agent
export POSTIZ_API_KEY=your_api_key
# Then ask Claude Code:
> Post this week's lesson recap to my Skool
group under the "Announcements" label, titled
"Week 3 recap", tomorrow at 9am
Claude Code: Done! Skool post scheduled for
tomorrow at 9:00 AM.What can Claude Code do on Skool?
On Skool, Claude Code can publish posts to a chosen group with a title and a label so they land in the right category for members.
Community Posts
Create rich community posts in your Skool groups. Share updates, lessons, and discussions with your members.
Group Targeting
Direct posts to specific Skool groups by ID. Reach the right community segment with every post.
Labeled Content
Categorize posts with labels for easy organization. Help members find relevant content by topic or category.
Course Communities
Engage your course communities with scheduled content. Keep students active with regular discussion prompts and updates.
Titled Posts
Every Skool post gets a title for clarity. Create well-structured content that stands out in the community feed.
Scheduled Posting
Schedule community posts in advance with ISO timestamps. Plan your content calendar and let automation handle delivery.
How does Claude Code post to Skool through Postiz?
You describe what you want in plain language and Claude Code handles the Postiz calls for you. Here is how a typical conversation goes.
Find Your Skool Integration
Ask Claude Code whether your Skool account is connected. It also checks which options the platform supports.
Example conversation
> Is my Skool account connected to Postiz?
Claude Code: Yes — your Skool account is connected
and ready. Want me to post something?Configure Your Post
Set the target group, label, and title for your post. Every Skool post requires a group ID, label, and title alongside your content.
Example conversation
> Draft a Skool post about our new
feature launch
Claude Code: Here's a draft for Skool:
"We just shipped something big..."
Want me to add media and schedule it?Create Your Post
Schedule a Skool community post with your content, group targeting, label, and title. Optionally add a schedule time for future delivery.
Example conversation
> Yes — add screenshot.png and schedule
it for tomorrow at 9am
Claude Code: Done! Scheduled on Skool for
tomorrow at 9:00 AM.Skool Settings Reference
Mention any of these in plain language and Claude Code sets them for you. These are the Skool options it can apply to any post.
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
__type | string | Must be "skool" to identify the platform |
group | string | Skool group ID to post to |
label | string | Label ID for categorizing the post |
title | string | Post title (min 1 character) |
Common Configurations
Ask Claude Code for any of these common Skool scenarios and it applies the matching settings.
Weekly Discussion Thread
Just ask
> Post it with: Weekly Discussion Thread
Claude Code: Got it. Applying:
group: my-community
label: discussion
title: Weekly Discussion - Share Your WinsCourse Lesson Update
Just ask
> Post it with: Course Lesson Update
Claude Code: Got it. Applying:
group: course-cohort-3
label: lesson
title: Module 5: Advanced StrategiesCommunity Announcement
Just ask
> Post it with: Community Announcement
Claude Code: Got it. Applying:
group: my-community
label: announcement
title: Important: New Community GuidelinesExample prompts for Skool in Claude Code
These are prompts you can type into a Claude Code session, or pass to claude -p in a script. Claude Code reads your repo, calls Postiz, and confirms before publishing.
Find the group and labels
Claude Code
> Which Skool groups and labels can I post to?
Post our new tutorial link under the
Resources label
Claude Code: Group: Builders Club. Labels:
Announcements, Resources, Wins. Using
Resources. Ready to post?Course update from the repo
Claude Code
> Read docs/module-4.md and post a summary to
my Skool group titled "Module 4 is live"
under Announcements
Claude Code: Drafted from module-4.md.
Approve to publish?Weekly recap, headless
Claude Code
$ claude -p "Post a weekly recap of merged PRs to
my Skool group under Announcements via Postiz,
title 'This week in the repo'."
# Run every Friday from cronSkool limits and gotchas to know
Skool posts have three required settings, and Claude Code resolves them for you.
- ✓group, label, and title are all required. group and label are IDs; Claude Code can list them from Postiz.
- ✓title needs at least 1 character; Claude Code drafts one from your content if you do not give one.
- ✓Your Skool account must be connected in Postiz and be a member of the group you target.
What is Claude Code?
Claude Code is Anthropic's agentic coding tool that lives in your terminal. It handles software engineering tasks — writing features, fixing bugs, and answering questions about your codebase — and it can run shell commands and MCP tools like Postiz.
Not the same as Claude Cowork (Anthropic's desktop agent for knowledge workers) or the Postiz connector for Claude.ai (chat in the browser or desktop app). Claude Code runs in your terminal and IDE and can read your repository while it writes Skool posts.
Terminal & IDE Native
Claude Code runs in your terminal, with extensions for VS Code and JetBrains. You type what you want in plain English and it handles Postiz for you.
Agentic Execution
Claude Code plans and works through multi-step tasks on its own — discovering channels, uploading media, and scheduling posts — and asks for permission before it acts.
Parallel Tasks
Run several Claude Code sessions side by side, or spawn subagents in one. Schedule posts to different platforms while it handles other coding work.
How Postiz Works with Claude Code
Claude Code discovers Postiz through the Postiz skill or the Postiz MCP server. It reads the SKILL.md (or the MCP tool list) to learn what it can do, then chains calls together for social media workflows.
- ✓Install the Postiz skill, or add the Postiz MCP server with claude mcp add
- ✓Claude Code discovers the Postiz tools over MCP, or reads SKILL.md when you use the skill
- ✓MCP route: sign in with OAuth, no API key. Skill route: set POSTIZ_API_KEY
- ✓Claude Code asks for permission before running commands
- ✓Works alongside your coding tasks in parallel
Install Postiz
# Option A: add the Postiz MCP server
claude mcp add --transport http postiz https://mcp.postiz.com/mcp-oauth-dynamic
# Option B: install the Postiz skill
npx skills add gitroomhq/postiz-agent
export POSTIZ_API_KEY=your_api_key
# Then just ask
claude "list my social media integrations"Skool Posting with Claude Code
Tell Claude Code what to post from your terminal or IDE — it discovers your integrations via Postiz and handles the entire publishing workflow.
Just Ask Claude Code
Terminal and IDE integration
Tell Claude Code what to post from your terminal or IDE — it discovers your integrations via Postiz and handles the entire publishing workflow.
Claude Code CLI
$ claude "Post to Skool about our
new feature launch, schedule for
tomorrow at 9am"
Claude Code: I'll handle that.
Found your Skool integration.
Composing and scheduling the post.
Done! Your post is scheduled.
Post ID: abc-123Parallel Tasks
Multiple tasks at once
Claude Code runs headless with claude -p, so several tasks can run in parallel. Schedule posts to different platforms while it works on other coding tasks.
Claude Code Parallel Tasks
# Run multiple posting tasks in parallel
$ claude -p "Schedule a post about our
launch to X for tomorrow 9am" &
$ claude -p "Write a LinkedIn article
about our new feature and schedule
for tomorrow noon" &
$ claude -p "Fix the bug in auth.ts"
# All three tasks run simultaneouslyWhy Claude Code + Postiz for Skool
Claude Code's autonomous execution makes Postiz a natural fit. The agent reads the SKILL.md to understand every available command, then autonomously chains them together for Skool community workflows.
- ✓Runs in your terminal or IDE — just type what you want
- ✓Permission-based execution — you stay in control
- ✓Parallel task support — post while coding
- ✓Labels applied automatically based on content type
- ✓Cross-post to Skool + other platforms in a single session
- ✓Powered by Claude — Anthropic's most capable models
SKILL.md (auto-discovered)
---
name: postiz
description: Social media automation
CLI for scheduling posts across
30+ platforms including Skool
metadata:
claude-code:
requirements:
env:
- POSTIZ_API_KEY
binaries:
- postiz
---
# Available Commands
- postiz integrations:list
- postiz integrations:settings <id>
- postiz posts:create
- postiz upload <file>
- postiz analytics:platform <id>
# Skool Settings
group, label, titleAlso Works with Claude Cowork
Postiz works with any AI agent that can run commands or call MCP tools. That includes Claude Cowork, Anthropic's desktop agent, and the Claude.ai connector. See the agents overview for every supported agent.
Claude Cowork
by Anthropic
Claude Cowork reads the Postiz skill so it knows what it can do, then autonomously discovers your Skool integration, targets the right group and label, sets the post title, and publishes to your community.
Claude Cowork
> Post a lesson update to my course
group about Module 5, label it as
"lesson", schedule for Monday 9am
Claude Cowork: Done! Scheduled on Skool for
tomorrow at 9:00 AM.Post to Skool and other platforms from Claude Code
One request can schedule the same content to Skool and other channels, and each platform keeps its own settings. Every platform below has its own Claude Code guide.
Example
> Post "Excited to announce our new feature!" to
Skool and Whop tomorrow at 9am, then schedule
a daily tip on Skool every weekday at 10am
Claude Code: Done! Scheduled:
- Skool + Whop: tomorrow 9:00 AM
- Daily tips on Skool: Mon-Fri 10:00 AMSee all 25 platforms in the Claude Code social media guide, compare agents on the AI agents overview, read about the Postiz MCP server, or check pricing. For the channel itself, seeSkool scheduling features in Postiz.
Skool and Claude Code: frequently asked questions
How do I post to a Skool group from Claude Code?
Add the Postiz MCP server to Claude Code, sign in to Postiz with OAuth, and connect your Skool account in Postiz. Then name the group, label, and title. Claude Code resolves the group and label IDs, drafts the post, asks for permission, and publishes or schedules it through Postiz.
How does Claude Code pick the right Skool label?
Ask which labels the group has and Claude Code lists them from Postiz. Name the one you want, such as Announcements or Resources, and it sets the label ID. Labels are required on Skool posts, so Claude Code asks if it cannot match your wording to an existing label.
Can Claude Code write Skool posts from my course files?
Yes. Point it at a lesson file, changelog, or notes in your repo and ask for a recap or announcement. Claude Code drafts the post with a title, sets the group and label, and shows the draft before publishing, so you can adjust tone for your community.
Can I schedule recurring Skool posts with Claude Code?
Yes. Run claude -p from cron or CI with a prompt that describes the post, group, and label. Claude Code creates the scheduled post through Postiz and exits. The Postiz MCP server or skill must be configured on that machine and the Skool channel connected in Postiz.
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