Connect with a token
Connect any MCP-compatible assistant using a personal access token from settings; a single secure connection covers every workspace you belong to.
— AI assistant
Connect an AI assistant to your workspace.
Hook up any MCP-compatible assistant — like Claude — and let it draft, schedule, and organize content directly in your workspace, within your permissions and plan limits.
- Model Context Protocol
- Works on your live workspaces
- Respects your permissions
- Token-based & revocable
Zilfu hosts an MCP server so any Model Context Protocol assistant — like Claude — can work inside your workspace using a personal access token. It can draft posts, schedule or publish them, send the same post to several accounts with per-platform options, compose threads, upload media, look up posts, and manage recurring slots. Every action runs through your workspace permissions and stays within your plan's monthly limits.
— How it works
An assistant that works like you.
It works like you do
The assistant takes the same actions you would — draft, schedule, or publish posts, send to several accounts at once with per-platform options, compose multi-part threads, and upload media.
Plan and review
Ask it to look up existing posts and their status, and to set up, review, or remove recurring posting slots — everything shows up in your account as if you'd done it yourself.
Safe by design
Access is a named token you can revoke anytime; every action is checked against your workspace permissions, and posting stays within your plan's monthly limits.
— Everything included
AI publishing, on your terms.
- Any MCP-compatible assistant (e.g. Claude)
- Draft, schedule, publish across multiple accounts
- Threads and media supported
- Manage slots and look up post status
- Respects your permissions and plan limits
- Named, revocable token — one connection, every workspace
— FAQ
The AI assistant, answered.
Zilfu hosts an MCP server, so any Model Context Protocol assistant — like Claude — can act in your workspace through a personal access token you create in settings.
Draft, schedule, and publish posts (to several accounts at once, with per-platform options), compose multi-part threads, upload media, look up existing posts, and set up or remove recurring slots.
Yes. It can never do more than you can: every action is checked against your workspace permissions and your plan's monthly limits, and the token is revocable at any time.
The MCP server is available on every plan; you connect with a personal access token created in settings.
Let your assistant do the posting.
Connect an MCP assistant with a token and have it draft, schedule, and publish in your workspace — on every plan.