MCP Server for Claude Code
Publish everywhere.From your terminal.
One command gives Claude Code the power to score, optimize, and publish your content to 12 platforms.
Dev.to
Ghost
Hashnode
WordPress
Medium
Substack
LinkedIn
X
Reddit
Bluesky
Threads
Mastodon
One prompt. Full pipeline.
Tell Claude what you want. Pipepost handles the rest.
claude code
you: "Score and optimize my article about building
MCP servers, then publish to Dev.to and
generate social posts"
✓ SEO Score: 92/100 — Excellent
Readability 88 · Keywords 95 · Structure 94
Tips for improvement:
[✓] Add a meta description (under 155 chars)
[✓] Include alt text on 2 images
[ ] Add internal links (0 found, aim for 2-3)
[ ] Shorten intro paragraph (currently 94 words)
✓ Generated meta tags + Open Graph + JSON-LD
✓ Published → dev.to/you/building-mcp-servers
2,847 words · 12 min read · 4 tags
✓ Generated 3 social posts
X thread (5 posts) · Reddit · LinkedIn
Four tools. One pipeline.
Each tool does one thing well. Chain them in natural language.
01
Score
seo_scoreReadability, keyword density, heading structure, meta completeness. One composite score from 0–100.
02
Optimize
seo_meta + seo_schemaAuto-generate meta tags, Open Graph data, and JSON-LD structured data from your content.
03
Publish
publishPush to any supported CMS with tags, canonical URLs, series, and cover images.
04
Promote
social postsGenerate platform-native posts. X threads, Reddit posts, LinkedIn articles, and more.
Simple pricing.
Start free. Upgrade when you need more.
Free
$0
Forever. No credit card.
- ✓Dev.to publishing
- ✓3 publishes per month
- ✓Basic SEO scoring
- ✓Setup & status tools
- ✓"Published with Pipepost" badge
Popular
Starter
$9/mo
Cancel anytime.
- ✓Everything in Free
- ✓Unlimited publishes
- ✓Full SEO suite (score + meta + schema)
- ✓No badge on your articles
Pro
$19/mo
Cancel anytime.
- ✓Everything in Starter
- ✓All 12 platforms
- ✓Social post generation
- ✓Post history & analytics
- ✓Priority support
No contracts·Cancel anytime·Free tier forever
Common questions
Everything you need to know about Pipepost, from setup to publishing.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard that lets AI assistants connect to external tools. When you run npx pipepost-mcp, it registers new tools inside Claude Code — seo_score, seo_meta, seo_schema, and publish. You use them through natural language: just tell Claude to score or publish your article, and it calls the right tool automatically.
Dev.to is fully supported today with complete article publishing, tags, series, and cover images. Ghost, Hashnode, WordPress, Medium, and Substack are coming next. Social post generation for LinkedIn, X, Reddit, Bluesky, Threads, and Mastodon is on the roadmap.
The score analyzes readability (sentence length, passive voice, paragraph density), keyword usage (density, placement in headings and first paragraph), structure (heading hierarchy, internal links, image alt text), and meta completeness (title length, description, Open Graph tags). You get a 0–100 composite score with specific tips to improve.
Pipepost uses the Model Context Protocol standard, so any MCP-compatible client can use it — not just Claude Code. If your AI editor supports MCP tool servers, Pipepost will work.
Run npx pipepost-mcp in your terminal. It auto-configures Claude Code’s MCP settings and walks you through connecting your first platform. The whole process takes under a minute. No global installs, no config files to edit manually.
Your credentials are stored locally in ~/.pipepost/config.json on your machine. Pipepost runs as a local stdio process — your keys never leave your device. No cloud relay, no external server, no telemetry. You can verify this in the source code.
Free gives you Dev.to publishing, basic SEO scoring, and 3 publishes per month. Starter ($9/mo) removes limits and unlocks the full SEO suite with meta tag and JSON-LD generation. Pro ($19/mo) adds all 12 platforms, social post generation, analytics, and priority support.
Yes. The MCP server, all tools, and this site are open source under the MIT license on GitHub. Paid tiers unlock features in the hosted scoring pipeline, but the core publishing and local SEO tools are free forever.