Organic social: Facebook Pages, Instagram and X posts

Connect Facebook Pages and Instagram#

1. 1On Integrations, open the Meta Pages & Leads card and press Connect (or Re-authorize). Accept every permission Facebook lists: pages_show_list, pages_read_engagement, read_insights and pages_manage_posts for Pages; instagram_basic, instagram_manage_insights and instagram_content_publish for Instagram.
2. 2Every Page your Facebook login manages becomes its own row — all of them, past the first 100, and with business_management also the Pages your Business portfolios own or manage for clients. Each linked Instagram professional account becomes a row too.
3. 3Each row says whether it can publish: a Page needs the CREATE_CONTENT task (your role on the Page). A Page your Business lists but you have no role on, or a permission you did not grant, is shown with the fix — usually Re-authorize, or a role on the Page.
4. 4Refresh accounts (or the automatic refresh on the card) finds Pages you were given later, without signing in again, as long as the existing permissions cover them.
5. 5People who do not have a role on the Meta app need each permission approved through Meta's App Review before they can grant it.

Connect X Organic#

1. 1X Organic is a separate card from X Ads. Press Connect and sign in to X; it asks for tweet.read, tweet.write, users.read, media.write and offline.access.
2. 2Once, the workspace owner registers https://www.agentplanners.com/api/oauth/x-organic/callback on the X app, gives the app Read and write permission, and buys pay-per-use credits in the X Developer Console — X refuses every read and post without credits.
3. 3Re-authorize keeps the profile row; Disconnect deletes its tokens.

What each network supports#

Tools#

Approvals and duplicates#

• A person approves every public post. publish_post, schedule_post, edit_post, delete_post, and an update that changes a scheduled post's text, media, link or time, wait for a person on every lane — in the app, an autonomous run, a schedule, MCP and the REST API — whatever the auto-approve setting. Drafts, cancelling, media uploads and a Facebook unpublished post do not.
• One queue, no double posts. The same text on the same account for the same minute is answered with the post already queued (duplicateOf), and an idempotencyKey makes a retry safe. A send whose answer was lost is checked against the account's recent posts before anything is retried, so it is never published twice.
• Workspace Forbidden Rules apply to every publish, including a scheduled one when its time comes.

X API charges#

X bills every API request (pay-per-use, read from docs.x.com on 26 October 2026): a post read $0.005, a user read $0.010, creating a post $0.015 — or $0.200 when the post contains a link — deleting $0.010 and a media-metadata call $0.005. Agent Planners charges your organization credits for each accepted request: 34 credits for a post read, 67 for a user read, 100 for a post, 1,334 for a post with a link, 67 for a delete. A failed or refused request is not charged, and a retry of the same call is charged once. Every charge is a usage record on the Billing page.

The credits are priced so that at least 70 % of what you pay covers more than X's cost: on every plan and top-up a credit sells for more than three times its share of the cost.

Facebook and Instagram have no per-request vendor price; only the ordinary per-call charge applies.

Projects#

• A project task that drafts or schedules a post attaches it to the project and its plan item. The project's Overview lists each post with its outcome — published with a link, failed with the reason, or still being checked.
• Moving a plan item moves its scheduled posts into the item's new dates; removing the item cancels them. A published post is never touched.

From Codex, Claude or your own system#

# MCP: find, then call
search_tools { "query": "schedule a facebook page post" }
call_tool { "name": "social__schedule_post", "arguments": { "accountId": "<a Page row id from list_accounts>", "scheduledAt": "2026-11-02T09:00:00Z", "text": "…", "idempotencyKey": "launch-post-1" } }
# → held for a person (queued, with a requestId); poll raw_request_status

# REST
POST /api/v1/tools/social__create_draft   { "accountId": "…", "text": "…" }
GET  /api/v1/accounts?family=social

Frequently asked questions#

Why did my Facebook Pages not appear after connecting?

Before October 2026 the Meta Pages connection stored only your Facebook login, not the Pages, so no Page could be picked. Re-authorize Meta Pages & Leads (or press Refresh accounts): every Page you manage now becomes its own selectable account, with whether it can publish.

Can the agent post without my approval?

No. Publishing, scheduling, editing and deleting a post wait for a person every time, even with auto-approve on. The agent can draft and prepare everything before that.

Does scheduling use Facebook's own scheduler?

No — one Agent Planners queue publishes every network at its time (X and Instagram have no scheduling API), so a schedule looks and behaves the same on all three and can be changed or cancelled in one place.

What does an X post cost?

X charges $0.015 per post ($0.20 when it contains a link); Agent Planners charges 100 credits per post (1,334 with a link) for each post X accepts.