Zernio
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Zernio
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Run your social accounts from your AI assistant.

Connect Zernio to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or your terminal, then post, reply and check results on 31 platforms by asking.

Connect with MCPInstall the CLICreate an account

Choose your path

Start with the way you work.

MCP server

No install

Add one URL to your assistant and sign in with your Zernio account.

Connect with MCPSetup for Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and VS Code.Things to askRequests that work well, from scheduling to replying to DMs.Post images and videosGet a file from your computer into a post.

Zernio CLI

Terminal

Post, read DMs and pull analytics from the command line.

Install and log inTwo commands, then schedule your first post.Everyday commandsAccounts, posts, inbox and analytics.TroubleshootingSign-in errors and accounts that need reconnecting.

What you can do once connected.

Post and schedule.

Publish now, schedule for later or save drafts on several platforms at once.

Schedule this for 9am tomorrow
on Instagram and LinkedIn: ...

Answer DMs and comments.

Read what came in, get a summary and reply without opening each app.

See what worked.

Ask which posts performed best and compare reach across platforms.

Which Instagram post got
the most engagement last month?

Every platform you use.

Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, X, YouTube and the rest of the 31 platforms Zernio connects.

Keep an eye on ads.

Check spend and results, and pause what is not working.

Images and videos too.

Upload through a link and the assistant attaches the file to your post.

I want to post a photo
→ upload link (30 min)
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Add the hosted Zernio MCP server to Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, VS Code or any MCP client, sign in with your Zernio account and make your first request.