Developer docs

Build on Automate10x

Every action in the app is callable over a public REST API and a first-class MCP server. Use it from your scripts, from Claude / Cursor / any MCP agent, or from n8n — the same primitives, nothing held back.

Quick start

Base URL: https://automate10x.com/api/v2
Auth: Authorization: Bearer sk_…
Get a key: Settings → API (create / rotate, with optional scopes)

Publish to many destinations in one call

curl -X POST https://automate10x.com/api/v2/posts \
  -H "authorization: Bearer sk_•••" \
  -H "content-type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "text": "We shipped agent-ready publishing.",
    "targets": [{ "accountId": "<id>" }],
    "schedule": { "mode": "now" }
  }'

REST API

Multi-destination publish, async jobs, idempotent writes, dry-run validation, per-key rate limits, a capability manifest, media uploads, research sources, visuals, and signed webhooks.

Interactive API reference · OpenAPI 3.1 spec

MCP server

A first-class MCP surface (tools, resources, prompts) so Claude, Cursor, and any MCP-aware agent can publish, research, and schedule directly. Endpoint:

https://automate10x.com/mcp

Full MCP guide — connect, tools, resources, prompts →

SDKs

Dependency-free clients that mirror the REST surface (publish, dry-run, job polling, sources, visuals, webhooks):

TypeScript SDK · Python SDK

Or generate your own client from the OpenAPI spec.

n8n

A community node + an Automate10x Trigger (signed webhooks) for no-code automations.

npm install n8n-nodes-automate10x

Full n8n guide — node, triggers, templates →

For AI agents

Machine-readable summaries an agent can pull to learn the API:

llms.txt · llms-full.txt (full surface + capability table)

Webhooks

Subscribe a URL to signed events (post.published, post.failed, visual.ready, …). Deliveries carry a Stripe-style X-Automate10x-Signature you can verify.

See the reference for /v2/webhooks.

Already signed in? Your key and copy-paste client setup live in Settings → API.