Connect your AI assistant to Reblebi
Reblebi connects to AI assistants such as Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok and Cursor through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Your assistant builds the content calendar and places posts into free slots, and Reblebi publishes them on time. No external middleware needed.
Setup steps
https://reblebi.com/mcp
- In claude.ai (web or desktop app), open Settings > Connectors.
- Click "Add custom connector", name it Reblebi and paste the server URL:
https://reblebi.com/mcp
- When you click "Connect", the Reblebi sign-in screen opens. Sign in, pick the workspace and allow access.
- In a chat, make sure the connector is enabled in the tools menu and write your request.
Whether you can add custom connectors may depend on your Claude plan and organization settings.
You can create an API key starting with sp_... under Settings > API & MCP. No key is needed when connecting with OAuth.
What can you ask?
- "Prepare a plan with three posts a week for Instagram and LinkedIn for the next two weeks and place them in free slots."
- "Post this announcement to the Telegram channel tomorrow at 10:00: ..."
- "Look at my best-performing posts of the last 30 days and schedule five similar ones."
- "Summarize the inbox conversations that need attention and draft replies."
- "Add a rule that auto-replies to people asking about prices."
Security
- The AI can only access the workspace you allow and do what your role permits.
- If approval mode is on, posts prepared by the AI wait for your approval before publishing (Settings > Publishing).
- You can remove the connection at any time under Settings > Connections.
How does it work?
- The assistant first reads your workspace: channels, timezone, posting times and quotas.
- It finds free posting slots on your channels and validates the plan in dry-run mode first (character limits, required media, dates).
- With your OK it saves all posts at once as a campaign. If approval mode is on, the posts wait for your approval.
- Reblebi publishes each post on time through the platform's official API, retries failures and reports the result.