Post to Social Media from Notion

Give a Notion custom agent the ability to schedule, check, and verify social posts through LazyRelay's MCP server.

What this unlocks

• A Notion agent that turns a content-calendar database row into a scheduled LazyRelay post.
• Asking a Notion agent "did last week's launch post actually go live?" and getting a real, verified answer back in your workspace.
• Pulling post analytics straight into a Notion page or dashboard.

The part most AI-agent schedulers skip

Most integrations stop at the API call — an 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 a Notion agent can check whether a post is actually confirmed live, not just accepted.

Setup

1. In Notion, open a custom agent's Tools & Access settings and choose Add connection → Custom MCP server.
2. Paste in LazyRelay's hosted MCP Server URL:

   https://lazyrelaylazyrelay-backend.onrender.com/mcp

   and approve the OAuth screen, signing in with your LazyRelay account.

Custom MCP connections are available on Notion Business and Enterprise plans, and only a workspace owner or admin can add a new custom connector for the first time — after that, it appears as an option for any tool or agent in the workspace. All 27 tools are available, covering scheduling, drafts, approvals, reschedule and pause, platform rules, analytics, client review links and more. Full tool reference (every tool, with what it does) at lazyrelay.com/docs.