Supapost

Generate AI images and video, build TikTok slideshows, manage AI influencers, and schedule posts to TikTok / Instagram / YouTube / X through the Supapost MCP. Use whenever the user asks to create social content, run image-to-video, lock a character identity, or queue posts across connected accounts.

Supapost is an end-to-end studio for AI-native content creators. This skill teaches your agent how to drive Supapost via its MCP server.

Installing this skill

Use the vercel-labs/skills CLI to drop the SKILL.md into your coding agent's skills folder (Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode, OpenClaw, etc.):

bash

npx skills add supapost-dev/skills

Or download the raw file from https://supapost.so/skill.md.

Connecting the MCP

Installing the skill only teaches the agent how to use Supapost. To actually call tools, connect the Supapost MCP. Create an API key at https://supapost.so/settings/developer (keys start with sp_), then pick the install for your client.

Claude Code (CLI):

bash

claude mcp add --transport http supapost \
  https://mcp.supapost.so \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer sp_..."

Cursor / Windsurf / VS Code / any MCP client — add to ~/.cursor/mcp.json (or .mcp.json in the project root):

json

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "supapost": {
      "url": "https://mcp.supapost.so",
      "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer sp_..." }
    }
  }
}

Verify the connection. After registering, call list_models once. A valid key returns a JSON list. A 401 Invalid API key means the key is wrong, expired, or missing the sp_ prefix — regenerate it at https://supapost.so/settings/developer.

Local stdio (MCP developers only): if you need to run the server locally against a custom SUPAPOST_API_URL, use the stdio package: claude mcp add supapost --env SUPAPOST_API_KEY=sp_... -- npx -y @supapost/mcp.

Tools at a glance

Reads: list_models, list_influencers, list_products, list_projects, get_project, list_scheduled_posts, list_assets, list_social_accounts, list_stores.

Writes: generate_image, generate_video, generate_slides, create_influencer, update_influencer, delete_influencer, upsert_project, delete_project, schedule_post, update_scheduled_post, delete_scheduled_post, publish_tiktok, delete_asset.

Core concepts

• Influencer = identity anchor. An influencer has a first-generation image that locks the face. Pass influencer_id to generate_image / generate_video to keep the character consistent across scenes.
• Projects are containers — a slide deck, an influencer workspace, or a video. Use upsert_project to create or update; generate_slides creates a slides project in one call.
• Assets are generated or uploaded media. Generation tools are async — results appear as assets when the job completes.
• Scheduled posts are queued with scheduled_at as an ISO 8601 future datetime. Delivery is handled by Cloudflare Queues.

Canonical workflows

1. Build a TikTok deck from a prompt

1. generate_slides with { prompt: "<topic + angle + tone>" }.
2. The response contains a project with slides. Review with the user.
3. Optional: upsert_project to tweak metadata (name, status) only.

Don't use upsert_project to author slide content from scratch. The editor stores slides as positioned layers with full typography and positioning metadata. generate_slides produces that shape correctly. Hand-rolling JSON through upsert_project will save but the editor may render blank slides.

2. Create a consistent AI influencer

1. generate_image with the character description. Pick the best output.
2. create_influencer with that image URL in images[]. The first image becomes the identity anchor.
3. For every new scene, call generate_image with influencer_id set. Do not restate the character in the prompt — describe scene, pose, outfit, lighting only.

3. Animate a still into video

1. Find or generate a source image URL (from list_assets or generate_image).
2. generate_video with { prompt, reference_images: [url], model: "kling-2.5-turbo-pro", duration: 5 }.
3. Keep prompts under ~40 words: camera move → subject action → environment.

4. Schedule a TikTok slideshow for next Tuesday 9am

1. list_social_accounts → find the TikTok account id.
2. schedule_post with platform: "tiktok", social_account_id, scheduled_at (ISO 8601, future), and either a project_id (existing slide deck) or image_urls[].

5. Publish to TikTok drafts right now

publish_tiktok with { account_id, image_urls, title }. This creates a TikTok draft the user reviews in the TikTok app before going live.

Rules

• Never paste the user's SUPAPOST_API_KEY into logs, files, prompts, or tool args. It lives only in the MCP env.
• Always list before writing when the user references something by name ("my Emma influencer", "the summer sale project") — call list_influencers / list_projects / list_stores to resolve the id first.
• Always confirm destructive actions (delete_*) with the user before calling.
• Scheduled posts: verify scheduled_at is in the future and in ISO 8601 with timezone (e.g. 2026-05-01T09:00:00Z).
• Images must be URLs, not base64. If the user pastes a local file, upload it first through the web app and use the resulting URL.
• Generation is async. generate_image / generate_video return a job id. Surface that to the user rather than pretending the asset is ready.
• Models: prefer the team default (leave model unset) unless the user asks for a specific one. Use list_models to show options.

Errors

The API returns { message: "..." } on failure with an HTTP status. Common cases:

• 401 Invalid API key — key is wrong, expired, or missing the sp_ prefix.
• 403 No team found — key isn't linked to a team; user needs to recreate it.
• 404 Not found — bad id, or the resource belongs to a different team.
• 400 — validation error; surface the message verbatim.

Docs

• Product: https://supapost.so
• Developer portal: https://developers.supapost.so
• API keys: https://supapost.so/settings/developer