Use Buzzmark from an AI app
Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Cursor and any other MCP app can connect to Buzzmark and work in your account as you: write and check drafts in your Hive voice, find post ideas, plan a week, and schedule, move or unschedule a Buzz.
Nothing posts right away. The most an app can do is put a Buzz on your calendar at least 5 minutes out, where you can still change it or take it back.
You connect an app once, by allowing it on a Buzzmark page the app opens. AI apps work on every plan.
What a connected app can do
A connected app works through Buzzmark's MCP server. MCP is the standard AI apps use to reach other tools. You ask in your own words, and the app picks the tools. A Buzz is a post: a draft, a scheduled post and a published one are all Buzzes.
- Read your social sets, connected accounts, Hive profiles and posts, with the numbers each platform reports.
- Write posts in a Hive profile's voice, score any post from 0 to 100 against that voice, rewrite it, and give a draft its own version for each platform.
- Find post ideas in this week's news for your sector, and say what worked this month with the numbers behind it.
- Plan the next 7 days on your posting slots and best times, and save the plan as drafts.
- Save, update and delete drafts, add pictures and videos, and schedule, move or unschedule a Buzz.
Every tool follows the same rules as the app, such as each platform's length limit and Buzz's writing rules. Tools lists each one.
What stays with you
An app can't post right away, delete a scheduled or published Buzz, or reach accounts that aren't connected to your Buzzmark. It can't change the account itself either: plans, billing, sign-in and deleting the account happen in Buzzmark.
An app never gets your Buzzmark password or direct access to your social accounts. If your role needs an approval before a Buzz goes out, a schedule from an app goes for approval, the same as one from the composer. See Approval and Activity.
How sign-in works
The first time an app needs Buzzmark, it opens a Buzzmark page in your browser. Log in with the code we email you if you aren't already, check what the app will be able to do, and press Allow. The app gets its own access to your account, and Buzzmark keeps only a fingerprint of it. Apps that can't sign in, such as a script or an automation workflow, send an API key you make in Buzzmark instead. Sign-in, keys and limits has the details.
Pick your app
- ClaudeOne press in Claude's directory, or one command in Claude Code.
- ChatGPTOne press in ChatGPT's plugins.
- GrokOne custom connector at grok.com, with sign-in.
- CursorOne block of config, with sign-in or an API key.
- Other MCP appsAny app that speaks MCP, with sign-in or an API key.
Every app connects to the same server address. The Claude steps use Claude's own address for you, which leaves out the tools Claude can't use.
Your AI apps in Buzzmark
Open AI apps at the foot of the menu, or press a. Copy the server address from Server URL, follow the steps for your app under Set it up, and see every app you've allowed under Connected apps. Keys for apps without sign-in are under API keys.
Where to next
- ClaudeClaude connects to Buzzmark in 3 ways: from Buzzmark's listing in Claude's directory, as a custom connector with your server address, or in Claude Code with one terminal command.
- What to askAsk a connected AI app in your own words, the way you'd brief a person: which business or social set, which platforms, and what you want done.
- ToolsBuzzmark's MCP server gives a connected AI app tools to read your account, write and check posts in your Hive voice, add pictures, plan a week and schedule a Buzz.
- Sign-in, keys and limitsAn AI app signs in to Buzzmark on a Buzzmark page in your browser, where you press Allow, and from then on it works as you until you disconnect it.