Postward documentation

From repository context to an approved publication.

Connect your coding agent through MCP, give it a source-grounded brief, and operate the review and publishing workflow in Studio.

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Everything you need to go from setup to your first published campaign.

Follow the quick start

Start herePublish your first campaignConnect your agent, submit a content package, review it and publish.Connect CodexConnect CodexAdd Postward to desktop, CLI or the IDE extension.Connect Claude CodeConnect Claude CodeInstall the remote MCP server and authenticate with OAuth.Connect MCPMCP setup guideGive your agent a setup contract it can execute safely.Build a better briefWrite a source-grounded briefProvide the context, audience and constraints your agent needs.Publish your first campaignReview, schedule and publishTake destination-ready content through approval and publication.

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Publish your first campaign with MCP

Connect your agent, submit a content package, review it in Studio and publish.

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MCP clients

Agent instructions: connect Postward

A client-neutral setup contract written for coding agents.

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Connect Codex

Add Postward as a remote MCP server in Codex desktop, CLI or the IDE extension.

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Connect Claude Code

Install Postward as a user-scoped remote HTTP server and authenticate with OAuth.

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Connect Cursor

Configure Postward globally or share it with a project through .cursor/mcp.json.

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Connect any MCP client

The protocol-level setup for clients supporting Streamable HTTP and OAuth.

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Install Postward Creative (local)

Run the open-source Creative MCP on your own machine — video and image editing, 100% offline.

Create content

Write a brief your agent can execute

Turn a vague request into source-grounded, destination-ready content.

Product release recipe

Create credible release content from repository evidence.

Blog distribution recipe

Adapt a canonical article without flattening it into identical cross-posts.

The campaign lifecycle (DRAFT, IN_REVIEW, PUBLISHED)

Lifecycle of a Postward campaign as a package — when it can be edited, who moves it forward, and how revert and delete differ. Mirrors the analisedefiis email-campaign editor's state machine, adapted to one campaign that centralizes many publications.

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