mcp:read.
Start with
whoami. Nearly every other tool needs a profileId or an
accountId, and whoami returns both, plus what each platform supports.Search
These two names are fixed by OpenAI: ChatGPT connectors look for
search and
fetch to look things up and cite them. Every client gets them all the same —
nothing else searches inside message text.Profiles
Accounts & connections
Posts
WhatsApp and Telegram don’t do posts — only messages.
whoami returns the
capability matrix so the assistant can filter targets itself.Messaging
Analytics
Reads the collected store — history, comparisons, every account at once, no platform call. See Analytics.Comments & live reads
get_*_analytics query the platform live: current value, one object, and
a real cost on metered platforms. For anything a dashboard would show — a
ranking, a trend, a comparison — the get_analytics_* tools above answer in
one call and cost nothing.Engagement
Comments on your posts, replies, and posts that mention you — Instagram, Facebook Pages and Threads, in one feed. These take the engagement_id from
list_engagement, not a platform comment id.
Playbooks
Ready-made setups installed in one call on a connected Instagram or Facebook account. The catalog is on plugkit.co/playbooks.Campaigns
Ads (Meta)
Shopping (Instagram)
Billing
get_usage exists so an assistant can weigh a cost before starting a
loop, instead of discovering it on the invoice.API keys
Workflows
Three prompts ship with the server. Clients surface them as commands — in Claude Code,/mcp__plugkit__publish, /mcp__plugkit__inbox, /mcp__plugkit__report.
publish
Publish one message to every eligible account of a profile, after showing you
the targets and the final text.
inbox
Sync each messaging account, surface unanswered incoming messages, and draft
a reply for each.
report
Published posts, failures and per-account analytics over a period, as a table
plus three recommendations.
Errors
Tools return the API’s own errors as text rather than throwing, so the assistant can explain and retry. A404 means the resource doesn’t exist or doesn’t
belong to your account — see Authentication.