Publora: publishing API that lets AI agents post across 10 social platforms

Publora reached #1 Product of the Day on Product Hunt on June 10, 2026. The product is a publishing API built specifically for AI agents — it allows Claude, Cursor, and other agent-based tools to post content, reply to comments, and track engagement across LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Bluesky, Mastodon, and Telegram through a single integration point.

The technical problem Publora solves is the OAuth layer. Connecting an AI agent to even two or three social platforms currently requires setting up separate authentication flows, managing token refresh cycles, and handling platform-specific API quirks — each one a point of failure in an automated workflow. Publora handles all of that server-side, exposing 18 tools through an MCP server that any compatible agent can call. The platform uses only official platform APIs, which matters for teams concerned about accounts being flagged for bot-like behavior.

The team — CEO Eugenia Ivanova, along with Zac Zuo and Serge Bulaev — frames this as infrastructure for the emerging category of content workflows that run partly or fully without human intervention between production and publication. Pricing starts at $2.99 per social account per month, with a free tier available.

For writing and content teams, the practical relevance depends on how much of their current workflow involves manual cross-posting or scheduling. Publora doesn’t produce content — it publishes what AI agents generate elsewhere. The combination of a content generation layer (any LLM) with Publora as the distribution layer enables fully autonomous end-to-end workflows where a brief or topic turns into published posts without a human touching the scheduling queue.

Whether that’s appropriate for any given team’s editorial standards is a separate question, but the infrastructure to do it now exists and is accessible at low cost.