RushPost connector for AI assistants

Last updated: November 13, 2026

RushPost is a publishing automation tool for newsrooms. The connector lets you draft, review and publish your organization's social media posts from a conversation with an AI assistant such as Claude, using the channels, templates and voices already set up in RushPost.

Before you connect

  • A RushPost account that belongs to an organization.
  • At least one social channel connected in Canais (Channels).
  • At least one post template, so RushPost can build the artwork.

How to connect

  1. In Claude, open Settings > Connectors, choose Add custom connector and enter https://mcp.rushpost.com.br/mcp/connect. When RushPost appears in the connector directory, you can choose it there instead.
  2. Sign in with your RushPost account and approve the access request. RushPost asks only for your profile and email to identify your account.
  3. Ask for a post in your own words. RushPost replies in Brazilian Portuguese.

What the connector can do

  • draft_post (Writes a draft): Creates or edits a post draft from your request: caption in the channel's saved voice and artwork from your organization's templates. It returns a preview and never publishes.
  • publish_post (Publishes): Publishes or schedules the current draft exactly as shown in its latest preview. Your assistant asks for your confirmation before running it.
  • get_post_status (Read only): Shows the current draft preview again, or lists your latest publications with their status and links.
  • list_voices (Read only): Lists your connected channels and the voice saved for each one.
  • list_templates (Read only): Lists your organization's post templates with their format and whether they are carousels.

Nothing is published until you approve a preview. A publication is public and cannot be undone from the connector; remove a published post on the social network itself.

Examples

  • “Create an Instagram post for @myportal about this story: https://example.com/news/city-budget-approved” RushPost reads the story, writes the caption in the channel's voice, builds the artwork from your template and returns a preview with the image.
  • “Shorten the caption to two paragraphs and use another photo.” RushPost edits the same draft and returns a new preview.
  • “Looks good. Schedule it for tomorrow at 9am.” RushPost adds the date to the preview. After you approve it, your assistant asks for confirmation and schedules the post.
  • “What did we publish this week, and did anything fail?” RushPost lists the latest publications with their status and links.
  • “Which channels are connected, and what is the voice of each one?” RushPost lists the connected channels and their saved voices.
  • “Which carousel templates do we have?” RushPost lists your organization's templates, so you can ask for a post with a specific one.

Data the connector handles

The connector receives only what your assistant sends in a request: the text of the request and the photo or video links you include. It does not read your assistant's conversation history, memory or files. RushPost keeps the messages of the current draft and the draft itself until the post is published, discarded or reset. See the privacy policy for details.

To end the access, disconnect RushPost in your assistant's connector settings.

Troubleshooting

  • The assistant asks which organization to use. Your account belongs to more than one RushPost organization. Tell the assistant the organization name, or name it in your request; it stays selected for the next requests.
  • A reply says RushPost is still working. Artwork can take 1 to 3 minutes. Ask the assistant to show the preview again; the draft is saved.
  • A photo or video link is not used. Use a public, direct link to a JPG, PNG or WebP image, or to an MP4 or MOV video up to 20 MB and 3 minutes. One file per request.
  • The post is not published. The preview must name a connected channel and, for a scheduled post, a date and time. Ask for the preview and complete what it says is missing.
  • Requests are refused with a wait message. Each user can make 60 requests per minute. Wait a minute and try again.
  • The connection stopped working. Disconnect RushPost in your assistant's connector settings and connect it again. Your membership in the organization must still be active.

Support

Email duccaigor@gmail.com with the organization name and what you asked the assistant to do. Never send passwords or access tokens.