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Publish from the terminal with Codex CLI

Codex reads its MCP servers from a TOML config, not JSON. Add PosteAhora there once and your CLI session can draft, schedule and publish without a browser in the loop.

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One connection, your whole social workflow

PosteAhora gives Codex CLI the tools to plan, write, schedule and publish. You just say what you want.

Schedule in advance

Queue posts for the perfect time and PosteAhora publishes them automatically — no reminders to act on.

Cross-post everywhere

Write once and publish to Instagram, TikTok, X, LinkedIn, Threads, Facebook and YouTube at the same time.

See what's working

Pull real analytics — views, likes, comments and shares — so you double down on what actually lands.

Just ask, in plain language

No new dashboard to learn. Describe the post you want and let your agent handle the rest.

What you can do with Codex CLI

From a single message, Codex CLI handles the whole post — drafting, scheduling and publishing across your connected networks.

  • Post from wherever you already are — an SSH session, a tmux pane, a CI shell.
  • Fold publishing into a scripted release: build, tag, announce.
  • Keep the whole flow keyboard-only, with no dashboard to tab into.
  • Ask for analytics as plain text instead of loading a chart.
  • Schedule from a machine you will shut down — our dispatcher publishes later.
Try asking Codex CLI
“Create a Threads post about our feature launch and schedule it for tomorrow at 9am”
“Show me my best performing posts this month and suggest 5 new ideas based on them”
“List my draft ideas, polish the captions, and move the top 3 to In Progress”
Fast setup

Connect Codex CLI in three steps

No developer setup and no API wrangling — you'll be scheduling posts in under two minutes.

Step 1

Create an API key

Start a PosteAhora trial, connect your networks and generate a pah_live_… key on the API page.

Step 2

Add the server to ~/.codex/config.toml

Paste the TOML block with your key. Codex does not read JSON MCP config, so this file is the one that matters.

Step 3

Ask Codex to post

Start a session and describe the post. The publishing tools are available to it from that point on.

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Put your social media on autopilot with Codex CLI

Join the creators and teams who schedule smarter — let Codex CLI do the posting.

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