Groniz adds an MCP publishing layer that makes agents learn each platform’s rules
CalebRhodes · reddit · 2026-07-28
A builder says they created Groniz, a hosted streamable HTTP MCP server that lets coding agents discover each social platform’s posting rules before publishing.
The workflow is built around integrationList → integrationSchema → schedulePostTool, so an agent can inspect live platform requirements, fetch dynamic options like Discord channels or Reddit flairs, then save a draft, schedule it, or publish immediately. It supports 32+ networks, exposes nine MCP tools, and requires no self-hosting.
The author is asking for feedback on one design choice: whether draft, schedule, and publish should be separate tools, or one typed write tool with explicit modes.
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