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Introduction

What mixetape is, and how a post travels from your agent to a platform.

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mixetape is a social media scheduler built for agents. Claude Code, your own agent or a pipeline hands it a finished video, a caption and a time; mixetape holds the post, publishes it to the channel at that time, and reports back what happened.

Everything a person can do in the workspace, an agent can do too — over MCP or the REST API, with the same names, rules and errors. The workspace at mixetape.com is where you supervise: connect channels, watch the queue, cancel or retry a post.

How a post travels

Your agent schedules it

create_post with an account, a media URL, a caption and scheduledAt. The post is scheduled and waits in mixetape — still editable with update_post, still cancellable.

mixetape sends it shortly before its time

leadMinutes before scheduledAt (30 by default on YouTube), mixetape uploads it, so the platform has finished processing when it goes live. See Posts and timing.

It goes live on time

The platform, or mixetape itself, publishes it at scheduledAt. Thumbnails, playlists, captions and a first comment are applied on the way.

The agent hears back

get_post answers published with the link — or failed with the reason, so the agent can fix it and retry_post.

Where to go next

Quickstart

Connect a channel, give your agent a key and schedule a first post — start here.

Tools

All 28 tools, grouped by the permission they need — browse them.

Platforms

What each platform supports, and its limits — YouTube first.

API reference

Every endpoint, generated from the OpenAPI document — open it.

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