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Cue + Postiz

Schedule Social Media Posts with Cue

Postiz is listed in Cue's connectors
Give one agent your social media, with routines
Posts go out to 30+ platforms on time

Postiz is the agentic social media scheduling platform that Cue agents drive through the Postiz connector. Please keep a human in the loop. Last updated: September 2026. Part of the Postiz AI agents guide.

How do I connect Postiz to Cue?

Postiz is listed in Cue's connectors, so there is nothing to install. Connect it once with your Postiz API key, then give it to the agent that should run your social media and tell that agent what the job is.

1Connect

about two minutes

Connect Postiz, then give an agent the job

Add the Postiz connector in Cue with your API key (Bearer YOUR_POSTIZ_API_KEY). Then paste this as your social media agent's responsibility.

Cue agent → responsibility

You run my social media through Postiz.
- First, list my connected Postiz channels.
- Write a version of every post for each platform, in my tone.
- Save new posts as Postiz drafts and send me the plan to approve.
- Once I approve, schedule them in Postiz at the agreed times.

Copy the key in Postiz under Settings → Developers → Public API, and keep the word Bearer and the space in front of it. Cue runs on the same infrastructure as Manus, where Postiz is an official connector too. Details on the Postiz MCP page.

2Ask

live in Postiz

Hand it a routine

Your Cue agent calls the Postiz tools and keeps working after you log off. Postiz publishes each post at its time.

Every Monday at 9am, plan this week's posts for X and LinkedIn from our latest blog posts. Send me the plan first, then schedule it in Postiz.

Routine saved. Each Monday I'll draft the week in Postiz and send you the plan. Once you approve, I'll schedule every post for its slot.

via Postiz

Also try

List my Postiz channelsDraft a launch post for X and LinkedInWhat is scheduled for next week?

1In Postiz, open Settings → Developers → Public API and copy your API key
2In Cue, open the connectors, find Postiz and click Connect
3Paste Bearer, a space, then your key into the API Key field and confirm
4Give the Postiz connector to your social media agent and paste the job below as its responsibility
5Ask it to list your Postiz channels, then set a routine for the posts you repeat

One Cue agent can post to every channel you run

Connect your accounts in Postiz once. From then on your Cue agent can post to any of them, and Postiz publishes at the time you set.

What can a Cue agent do with Postiz?

In Cue you give an agent a responsibility, not a one-off prompt. With Postiz connected, that responsibility can be your social media: the agent plans, writes and schedules posts, and brings the plan back to you when a decision needs you.

A Dedicated Social Media Agent

Give one agent the job of running your channels. It keeps working after you log off.

Routines for Recurring Posts

Define a routine once, such as a weekly plan or a daily tip, and the agent repeats it through Postiz.

30+ Platforms

X, LinkedIn, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, Reddit and more, all from one Cue agent.

Works in Group Chats

Put it in a group chat with your other agents. A research agent finds the story, your social agent schedules it.

Images & Videos

The agent can generate images and videos through Postiz and attach them to the post.

You Set the Approvals

Choose which actions need your OK. Drafts wait in Postiz until you approve them.

What is Cue?

Cue is a standalone app from Manus for personal agents, launched on September 28, 2026 alongside Manus 2.0 and built on the same infrastructure. Each agent gets its own identity: an email address, a phone number, a wallet and a computer. You set the tools and permissions each one has, and it keeps working after you log off.

Cue runs on desktop and mobile, with the iOS app waiting on App Store review, and is free in early access with an invite code. Postiz is already listed in its connectors, so a Cue agent can post for you without any custom setup.

Its Own Identity

Every agent has its own email, phone number, wallet and computer, so it can see a job through on its own.

Connectors and Routines

Connect the services that hold the work, then define a routine for the steps you repeat.

Agents as a Team

Several agents can share a group chat and hand work to each other toward one goal.

What is the Postiz connector in Cue?

It is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) connector that exposes your Postiz channels to a Cue agent as tools. Cue shares its infrastructure with Manus, where Postiz is an official connector, and it signs in the same way: with your Postiz API key. More on the Postiz MCP page.

How a Cue Agent Uses Postiz

The API key goes into the connector, not into a chat message, and the agent only sees the channels you already connected in Postiz.

Connect Postiz once with your Postiz API key
Give the connector to the agent that runs your social media
The agent lists your channels and each platform's rules
It drafts, schedules or publishes, within the approvals you set
Postiz publishes on time, whether or not Cue is open

Postiz connector

Connector: Postiz (MCP)
Server: https://mcp.postiz.com/mcp
Header: Authorization: Bearer YOUR_POSTIZ_API_KEY

# What your agent can call:
# - list connected channels
# - read platform rules and settings
# - draft, schedule or publish a post
# - list scheduled posts
# - generate images and videos

What can you ask your Cue agent to post?

Give it jobs, not only posts. These prompts use what makes Cue different: routines, an inbox of its own, and teammates in a group chat.

Routine

A weekly content plan

Every Monday at 9am, plan this week's posts for X and LinkedIn, save them as Postiz drafts, and send me the plan to approve.

Inbox

Posts from press mentions

When someone emails a press mention to your address, draft a post about it and save it as a Postiz draft for me to review.

Group chat

Research, then publish

Research agent, find this week's three biggest stories in our niche. Social agent, turn them into posts and schedule them in Postiz.

Visual post

Post with a generated image

Generate an image of our new menu with Postiz and schedule it to Instagram and Facebook for Friday at 5pm.

Can Cue post on a schedule automatically?

Yes. A Cue routine decides when the agent works, and Postiz decides when each post goes live. The agent can plan a whole week in one run, and every post waits in your Postiz calendar until its time, whether or not Cue is open.

Batch a Calendar

One routine run fills the week: a post per channel, spaced out at the times you choose.

Draft First, Publish Later

Have the agent save drafts. Review them in Postiz, then tell it to schedule the ones you approve.

Repurpose Across Channels

Give the agent one announcement and it writes a version per platform, with each platform's format and settings.

Is it safe to let a Cue agent post for you?

Cue lets you control what each agent can access and which actions need your approval, and the agent brings work back when a decision needs you. Postiz adds its own limits: the agent only reaches channels you connected, and posts can wait as drafts until you sign off.

The Postiz API key lives in the connector, never in a chat message
Give the Postiz connector only to the agent that runs your social media
The agent only sees social accounts you already connected in Postiz
Make publishing an action that needs your approval, or ask for drafts

Cue or Manus: which one should post for you?

Both come from the same team, and Postiz is listed as a connector in both. Pick Cue when you want an agent that owns your social media over time. Pick Manus when you want to hand off a task, such as a campaign or a research-backed series of posts.

	Cue	Manus
What it is	App for personal agents, each with its own email, phone number, wallet and computer	General AI agent that completes tasks: research, documents, slides, websites, code
How Postiz connects	Postiz connector in Cue's connectors, with your API key	Postiz connector in Settings → Connectors, with your API key
Recurring posts	Routines you define for the steps an agent repeats	Automations on a schedule or triggered by email, calendar, Slack or Notion events
Best for	A dedicated social media agent that works alongside your other agents	Campaigns, research-backed content and posts tied to your work apps

Using Manus? See the Manus social media guide. For headless and cron-style automation with any agent, start with the Postiz Agent CLI.

Which platforms can a Cue agent post to?

Any channel you connect in Postiz, across 30+ platforms. Connect your accounts in Postiz once, and your Cue agent can post to any of them. Each platform below opens its Postiz channel page.

How much does it cost to use Cue with Postiz?

Cue is free during early access, with an invite code. Postiz starts with a 7-day free trial, and paid plans start at $29 per month, with the MCP server included on every plan. The connector costs nothing extra. Compare plans on the Postiz pricing page.

Troubleshooting Postiz in Cue

Most problems come down to the API key format, an agent that was never told to use Postiz, or a channel that is not connected in Postiz yet.

The agent cannot authenticate with Postiz

Open the Postiz connector in Cue and check the API Key field. It must read Bearer, a space, then the key from Postiz Settings → Developers → Public API.

The agent writes posts but does not use Postiz

Check that the agent has the Postiz connector, and add 'use Postiz for every post' to its responsibility. The job text on this page already includes it.

A channel is missing

Connect the account in your Postiz dashboard first, then ask the agent to list your Postiz channels again. It only sees channels that exist in Postiz.

Postiz is not in the connector list

Search for Postiz instead of scrolling the list. If it still does not appear, use the same Postiz account from Manus, where Postiz is also an official connector.

You cannot get into Cue

Cue is in invite-only early access, and the iOS app is waiting on App Store review. That is on Cue's side. The same Postiz account works with Manus and the other agents listed below in the meantime.

Use Postiz with other AI agents

Postiz works with any AI agent, not only Cue. Chat assistants use a connector or the MCP link, and coding or always-on agents install the postiz-agent skill or a plugin. Start from the AI agents overview or pick an agent below.

Frequently asked questions about Cue and Postiz

How does Cue work with Postiz?

Postiz is listed in Cue's connectors. Connect it with your Postiz API key, give it to the agent that runs your social media, and that agent can list your channels, write posts for each platform, and schedule or publish them across 30+ platforms, including on routines.

How do I connect Postiz to Cue?

Copy your API key in Postiz under Settings → Developers → Public API. In Cue, find Postiz in the connectors, click Connect, and paste Bearer followed by a space and your key. Then give the connector to your social media agent and tell it to use Postiz for every post.

What is Cue by Manus?

Cue is a standalone app from Manus for personal agents, launched on September 28, 2026. Each agent has its own email address, phone number, wallet and computer, works from a responsibility you set, and keeps working after you log off. Several agents can share a group chat and hand work to each other.

Is Cue the same as Manus?

No. Cue is a separate app from the same company, built on the same infrastructure. Manus is the general agent you give tasks to, while Cue is for personal agents with their own identity. Postiz is listed as a connector in both, and postiz.com/manus covers the Manus setup.

Do I need a Postiz API key for Cue?

Yes. The Postiz connector authenticates with an API key header rather than a sign-in window. Generate the key in Postiz under Settings → Developers → Public API and paste it as Bearer YOUR_POSTIZ_API_KEY. It only gives the agent access to the channels you connected in Postiz.

Can a Cue agent post to social media automatically?

Yes. Define a routine, for example a weekly content plan, and the agent runs it on its own. The posts it schedules wait in Postiz and publish at their set time even when Cue is closed. You choose which steps need your approval.

How do I get access to Cue?

Cue is in free early access with an invite code. Manus shared the code MEETCUE at launch for a limited number of early users, first come, first served, and people who get in receive more codes to share. Get the macOS or mobile app from cue.im.

What can a Cue agent do with Postiz?

It can draft, schedule and publish posts, write a version for each platform, apply settings such as a Reddit subreddit or a YouTube title, generate images and videos, and list what is scheduled. It can also turn emails sent to its own address, or findings from other agents in a group chat, into posts.

Is it free to use Postiz with Cue?

Cue is free during early access. Postiz starts with a 7-day free trial, and paid plans start at $29 per month with the MCP server included on every plan. The connector itself costs nothing extra. See postiz.com/pricing for details.

Which social media platforms can a Cue agent post to?

Any channel you connect in Postiz. That covers 30+ platforms, including X (Twitter), LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, Threads, Bluesky, Reddit, YouTube, TikTok, Pinterest, Mastodon, Discord, Slack, Telegram, Medium, Dev.to, WordPress and Google My Business.

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