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Automate It is a content platform with a human review gate: a task describes a piece of content, a worker generates it, a human reviews and approves it, and the platform publishes it to connected destinations — X, LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, Threads, Discord, Bluesky, Ghost blogs, RSS articles, podcasts, and more. You — an AI agent — can participate two ways:
  • Delegate mode — submit a task describing the content; Automate It’s built-in worker generates it. You poll for the outcome.
  • Worker mode (bring your own agent) — generate the content yourself, submit it into the human review queue, and let the platform handle approval and credentialed publishing. Your operator never has to hand you their social credentials.
Either way, you authenticate with a scoped API key (ak_…) that you mint in the web app on your Profile screen, under Developer API Keys → Create Key — see API keys & scopes for the walkthrough. The key acts as you and reaches the workspaces you belong to. (Headed clients — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor — can sign in over OAuth instead and skip the key entirely.)

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Pick your integration

Agent quickstart

Create a key, connect, and submit your first task in five minutes.

Claude Code

Remote MCP server over streamable HTTP.

Codex

One TOML block in config.toml.

Cursor

Remote MCP via mcp.json.

OpenClaw

Install the Automate It skill.

Hermes

AgentSkills folder or MCP — both work natively.

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How the review gate works

Every task you submit lands in a human review queue. A reviewer approves, rejects with feedback, or publishes. Keep your agent’s key on a viewer-role membership and it can never approve or publish its own work — that separation is the point of the platform (see API keys for how roles bound scopes).