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Social media API & CLI

REST endpoints, an npm-installed CLI and signed webhooks for scheduling, publishing and analytics across 20 social platforms. Built for backends, automations and AI agents.

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REST API

Predictable JSON endpoints for posts, drafts, media, analytics, inbox and biolinks.

API keys

Generate an API key in Settings → API Keys and send it in the X-API-Key header. The same key works for REST, CLI and MCP.

Rate limits

Per-workspace, per-minute request quotas plus a monthly call cap. Exceed it and the API returns 429 Too Many Requests — no guesswork.

Webhooks

Subscribe to post.published, post.failed, account.disconnected and more. Signed payloads.

CLI

Install once with npm i -g @so-me/cli for shells, CI pipelines and cron — same API key, JSON output everywhere.

MCP server

Connect Claude, Cursor and other AI coding agents to your workspace via Model Context Protocol.

Sign up for a free account, then head to Settings → API Keys and generate a key. The same key works for both the REST API and the CLI.

Creating an account is free, but the REST API, CLI and MCP server unlock on the Team plan and above — the Hobby and Solo plans don't include API access. Team ships 10,000 API calls/month at 60 calls/min plus webhooks; Scale removes the monthly cap and raises the limit to 300 calls/min.

Same workspace, three interfaces. The REST API is for any backend service. The CLI installs with npm i -g @so-me/cli for shells, CI and cron. The MCP server lets AI agents (Claude, Cursor, Hermes) call your workspace as native tools.

60 requests/min on Team, 300/min on Scale, alongside a monthly call quota. Exceed it and the API returns 429 Too Many Requests; per-platform publishing itself is queued and retried automatically.

Yes. Subscribe to post.published, post.failed, social.account_disconnected, subscription.plan_changed and 140+ more events via POST /v1/webhooks/subscriptions. Payloads are signed with HMAC-SHA256.

Out of the box: JavaScript/TypeScript (fetch + Node), Python (requests + httpx), curl. The OpenAPI spec is published so you can generate a client in any language.