Feedqube developer docs: MCP server and API keys

Endpoint

• URL: https://app.feedqube.com/api/mcp
• Transport: Streamable HTTP (POST).

Authentication

• OAuth 2.1 sign-in, for apps like Claude and ChatGPT. Clients discover it from the server (protected resource metadata at /.well-known/oauth-protected-resource).
• API key, for scripts and automations: send Authorization: Bearer fq_… with every request. Create up to 10 keys in Settings → AI apps → API keys, and revoke them there at any time.

A key acts as your account in every workspace you belong to. Keep it secret.

Rules

• Posts are created as drafts. schedule_post can schedule a draft only where the workspace allows it and after the user confirms; published posts can't be changed through MCP.
• Dates are ISO 8601 with a time zone offset.
• If you belong to several workspaces, pass the workspace id or name.
• Limits: 120 requests per minute and 5,000 per day per user. Over the limit you get HTTP 429 with Retry-After.

Tools

• list_workspaces: The workspaces you belong to.
• search_notes: Find notes by words in the title, text or tags.
• get_note: Read a note as Markdown.
• create_note: Create a note (Markdown body).
• update_note: Edit, append to, move, tag or pin a note.
• list_note_folders: List note folders.
• create_note_folder: Create a note folder.
• list_apps: Connected social accounts and their limits.
• list_posts: Calendar posts between two dates (up to 100 days).
• create_post: Create a DRAFT post: text, time, account, media, private notes, colour, format, TikTok options (asked to the user).
• update_post: Change a draft post.
• delete_post: Remove a draft post.
• get_stats: Views, likes, comments and shares of published posts.
• list_media: Images and videos in the media library.
• schedule_post: Schedule a draft so it is published at its time, after the user confirms in the chat. Only where the workspace allows it (Settings → AI apps).
• unschedule_post: Turn a scheduled post back into a draft.
• delete_note: Move a note to the trash (restorable).
• create_media_folder: Create a media folder.
• update_media: Rename a media file or move it to a folder.
• delete_media: Delete media for good (owners/admins, after the user confirms).
• list_ready_posts: Ready posts: finished posts without a date.
• create_ready_post: Save one or more ready posts (no date, nothing published).
• update_ready_post: Change a ready post.
• delete_ready_post: Delete a ready post (after the user confirms).
• schedule_ready_post: Put a ready post on the calendar and schedule it, after the user confirms in the chat.
• upload_media: Add an image or video to the media library from a public https link or base64 (up to 20 MB per image, 1 GB per video).
• start_upload: Start a large upload from the user's computer (up to 1 GB): returns a signed link to send the file to.
• finish_upload: Finish a large upload and add the file to the media library.