Social media infrastructure
for the agentic era.
Connect Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, or your own agent. They generate captions and assets anywhere; BrainyShorts gives them social account context, approval, scheduling, publishing, and feedback loops.
Agent workspaces · human approval · unlimited posting
A chat-first handoff from AI agent to social scheduler.
The agent writes in Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, or your own runtime. BrainyShorts handles the operational layer: social context, review, scheduling, publishing, and feedback.
Agent output ready.
“Launch post staged from product notes. Review the caption, media, destinations, and timing.”
Install the pinned skill, then use the CLI from the agent's existing terminal runtime.
Humans can inspect the caption, media, account target, and scheduled time before anything goes live.
Your agents create. BrainyShorts ships.
BrainyShorts is not another hosted generator. It is the free social operations layer for people using coding agents to research and create content with their own tools, then schedule and publish it safely.
Bring your own agent
Connect Claude Code, Codex, or another agent over MCP. Add the local CLI only when schedules must run unattended.
Agent instructions, not template lock-in
Give agents reusable skills for content strategy, asset creation, captioning, and channel adaptation, then hand off to posting tools.
Asset handoff that works
Move generated captions, visuals, and metadata into a reviewable queue instead of pasting files between tools and tabs.
Approve, schedule, publish
Keep humans in the loop for review, then schedule posts across connected accounts from the same workspace.
Feedback for the next run
Turn post performance into structured context your next agent run can use, without claiming magic or hiding the workflow.
Account-safe publishing rails
Separate generation from posting permissions, account routing, approvals, and scheduling rules so teams can scale safely.
Skills produce the first draft, asset, and channel variants outside the dashboard.
Teams review the post, destination, timing, and brand fit before anything goes live.
BrainyShorts handles scheduling and publishing across connected social accounts.
Performance context can be reused in the next skill run instead of getting lost in dashboards.
Run the skill.
Ship the post.
Start with an agent-generated asset, approve it in BrainyShorts, then schedule it to the channels your team already uses.