Run LazyRelay From the AI Tools You Already Use
Schedule, check, and verify social posts from inside your AI agent, editor, or automation platform — with real Proof-of-Publish status, not just an accepted API call.
How it connects
Pick your AI agent, editor, or automation tool below.
Point it at LazyRelay's hosted MCP server (one URL, sign in with your account) or run the local package with an API key — whichever that tool supports.
Ask it to schedule a post, check what's queued, or confirm one actually went live.
The part most AI-agent schedulers skip
Almost every "post from your AI agent" integration stops at the API call — your agent asks for a post, the API says 200 OK, and that's treated as done. It isn't. Rate limits, silent moderation holds, and platform-side failures can all eat a "successful" request. LazyRelay's list_scheduled_posts tool returns real Proof-of-Publish status, so you can ask your agent to check whether a post actually went live, not just whether the request was accepted.
Choose your tool
Every tool your agent gets
list_connected_accountsList your connected social accounts and their ids
list_workspacesList your brands/workspaces
schedule_postSchedule a post to one connected account
publish_post_nowPublish immediately instead of scheduling for later
update_postEdit a draft or still-pending post's content or media
list_scheduled_postsBrowse upcoming and recent posts, with real Proof-of-Publish status
delete_scheduled_postCancel a pending post
get_analytics_summaryPost counts, verified-live rate, per-platform breakdown, engagement totals
get_mentionsRecent comments on your posts, where the platform supports reading them
Full request/response reference at lazyrelay.com/docs.
Questions
What is MCP?
Model Context Protocol — an open standard that lets an AI agent call real tools in another app, instead of you copy-pasting between a chat window and a dashboard. LazyRelay's MCP server exposes the nine tools above to any agent that speaks it.
Do I need a paid plan?
No. AI-agent / MCP access is included on every plan, including Free, at no extra cost.
Local package or hosted connector — which do I use?
If your tool has a "remote connector" or "custom MCP server" setting that takes just a URL, use the hosted option and sign in with your LazyRelay account — nothing to install. If it only supports a local config file (most editors and CLIs), use the @lazyrelay/mcp-server package with an API key instead. Each guide below says which applies.
What can an agent actually do with this?
Exactly the nine tools listed above — schedule, publish immediately, edit, list, cancel, and check the real status of posts, plus list workspaces, pull analytics, and read recent comments. It can't change your account settings, billing, or connected-account credentials.
My tool isn't on this list — will it still work?
Possibly. LazyRelay's hosted MCP server follows the standard OAuth-secured remote MCP spec, so any client that supports adding a custom remote MCP connector should be able to use it, even without a guide written for it yet. Point it at https://lazyrelaylazyrelay-backend.onrender.com/mcp and see.
Don't have a LazyRelay account yet? AI-agent / MCP access is included on every plan, including Free — no card required to start.
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