Jun 1

Notify Slack Channels on Publish

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You can now notify a Slack channel when posts go live, so your team can react, reshare, and amplify the moment they're published.

Early engagement builds reach. It shouldn't depend on someone remembering to paste the link in #social.

It's available on any plan that supports Teams, and here’s how to set it up:

  1. Connect Slack in Team settings (available on any plan that support Teams).
  2. Pick a channel to notify — one per team, or a different channel for each social set.
  3. Notifications are on by default. Skip on individual drafts when a post isn't for the team.

You can also get started in the dedicated settings page here.

May 28

Better, Smoother Realistic Previews

Realistic previews just got a big upgrade across the board. We've been working on making them more accurate, more predictable, and a lot less disruptive to the writing flow.

Three things changed:

  • They now open in the editor sidebar by default. Hit the preview button and your post appears side-by-side with your draft, so you can keep writing while you check exactly how it'll look.
  • Mobile previews are now pixel-perfect. Before, the mobile preview would resize the viewport itself based on the available screen space, while now it properly scales to fit, becoming more faithful.
  • X and Threads previews are updated. We refreshed the X and Threads (the Meta platform) preview UI to match how the apps actually look today.

The result is a tighter, more predictable publishing experience, available to all users.

May 5

Comments API for agents

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We've shipped first-class comments support in the API, so AI agents can now read, write, and resolve comments on your drafts.

Check out the API docs here.

What this enables

  • Triage on demand. Ask an agent: "Show all my drafts with open comments." Have it resolve the basic copy fixes and surface the editorial decisions worth a human eye.

  • An agent editor. You leave a comment: "Hook is too soft." An agent replies in the thread with two rewrite options. You pick one. The edit applies. The thread resolves.

  • An agent reviewer. Set up an agent to review each new draft and leave comments on weak hooks, factual claims, voice mismatches, repetition. You could trigger this with a tag like Agent Review.

New endpoints

All endpoints live under /v2/social-sets/{social_set_id}/drafts/{draft_id}/:

  • GET /comment-threads: list threads on a draft. Filterable by status and platform.
  • POST /comment-threads: create a span-anchored or post-level thread.
  • POST /comment-threads/{id}/comments: reply to a thread.
  • PATCH /comment-threads/{id}/comments/{comment_id}: edit a comment.
  • DELETE /comment-threads/{id}/comments/{comment_id}: delete a comment.
  • POST /comment-threads/{id}/resolve: mark a thread resolved.
  • DELETE /comment-threads/{id}: delete the whole thread.

Read the updated API docs.

Try it out

  • If using our MCP via Claude or ChatGPT, you're already up to date.
  • If using our Skill, ask your agents to self-update the typefully skill.

Apr 30

LinkedIn Reposts

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You can now create LinkedIn reposts directly from Typefully.

Paste a LinkedIn post URL, add your thoughts above it, schedule, and publish.

It's a good way to amplify a launch, reshare a customer mention, or add your take to industry news.

Reposts are also supported via our API, so your agents and integrations can draft them programmatically.

Apr 22

X Content Disclosures

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You can now add content disclosures to your X posts directly from the Typefully editor. Two disclosure types are supported:

  • Paid Partnerships: flag sponsored content or brand deals before you publish. X will display a "Paid Partnership" label on the post, keeping you compliant and transparent with your audience.

  • Made with AI: Disclose when content was generated or significantly assisted by AI. X shows a "Made with AI" label so your followers know.

X expects these disclosures for sponsored and AI-generated content, and now you can take care of this from Typefully.

Apr 5

API Improvements for AI and Agents

If you use Typefully with AI agents like Claude, ChatGPT, Notion, OpenClaw, or your own custom integrations, this is a big one.

Your agents can now analyze post performance, manage your content calendar, tag companies on LinkedIn, create quote posts, and more.

Everything below works across our API, MCP server, and Agent Skill, so it's available wherever you use AI.

Post Analytics via API

The most requested API feature is here. You can now pull performance data for your X posts published through Typefully.

This means your agents can answer questions like "what were my top performing posts this month?" with real data. Create, schedule, and analyze — all from the same agent workflow.

API docs →

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Queue Management Endpoints

You can now manage your content calendar end-to-end via API:

  • GET /v2/social-sets/{id}/queue — inspect upcoming scheduled content
  • GET /v2/social-sets/{id}/queue/schedule — read your posting schedule
  • PUT /v2/social-sets/{id}/queue/schedule — update your posting schedule

This lets agents go beyond creating individual posts. They can schedule to your next free slot, swap posts around, and adjust your queue rules.

Queue docs →

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LinkedIn Company Mentions

You can now resolve LinkedIn org URLs and include company mentions in draft text programmatically:

  • GET /v2/social-sets/{id}/linkedin/organizations/resolve
  • Use @[Company](urn:li:organization:ID) syntax in post text

Full LinkedIn tagging workflows from API clients and agents.

Quote Posts on X

You can now create quote-post-style tweets via API, MCP, and Agent Skill using quote_post_url. This is equivalent to the "Convert to quote" action in the Typefully UI.

Improved Media Uploads

We've improved media upload documentation and instructions for MCP, CLI, and agent workflows, including exact presigned PUT behavior. This reduces common upload failures like SignatureDoesNotMatch.

Better MCP Support in Notion

We've also improved the experience for adding Typefully's MCP server inside Notion agents, making setup smoother for Notion-based workflows.

Get started

There are three ways to connect Typefully to your AI agents:

  • MCP Server — works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Windsurf, Notion, and any MCP-compatible client. Setup guide →
  • In-app integrations — go to Settings → Integrations in Typefully to connect directly
  • Agent Skill — for coding agents and custom setups: npx skills add typefully/agent-skills (GitHub →)

For direct API access, check out our API docs.