Start from the work you just shipped
The best material for a week of posts is what you built this week. When you finish a feature in Claude Code, the chat already holds what changed, who asked for it and why it matters. Post from there, while it's fresh.
An AI app on its own can draft a post, but it can't see your brand's voice, your accounts or your posting slots. Buzzmark's MCP server hands it those as tools it calls when you ask: the voice from your Hive profile, the slots and best times from each social set, and a schedule that keeps every post until its time.
Connect Buzzmark to your AI app
In Claude Code it takes one command. Claude and ChatGPT add Buzzmark from their own directory with a button, and every other app has its steps on its own page.
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Add the server
In a terminal, run claude mcp add --transport http buzzmark https://buzzmark.ai/mcp once.
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Allow it once
The first time you ask for something in Buzzmark, Claude Code opens a Buzzmark page. Allow it there.
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Ask in your own words
Then ask in the terminal, or from a script with claude -p.
Plan and schedule a week in one conversation
Ask the same chat that built the feature. If you post for more than one brand, name each social set and ask once per set: each one plans in its own voice, on its own accounts and its own clock.
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Ask for next week
Say what shipped and what the week is for, a launch or more sign-ups, in your own words. The chat passes that on as the week's goal.
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Buzzmark plans the week
create_weekly_content_plan answers with one post for every posting slot in the next 7 days, each with its day, time, platform, a picture idea and why it's there. It is written in the set's Hive profile voice, from its best times, how recent posts did and what's already scheduled.
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Keep them as drafts and read them
Ask for the posts as drafts and each one lands in Buzzmark, ready to edit. check_post scores a draft 0 to 100 on how much it sounds like the brand, with the edits that would raise it, and rewrite_post fixes the one that drifts.
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Schedule them all at once
schedule_posts puts every draft on its slot in one call. Before it runs, the chat shows you each draft with its accounts and time, and schedules once you agree.
LinkedIn, X, Facebook and Instagram, each in its own form
One idea rarely fits four platforms word for word. adapt_for_platforms gives a saved draft its own text for each platform, so X gets the short version and LinkedIn the long one, from the same post.
On Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook and Threads, a first comment goes up under the post the moment it's published: the place for the link or the hashtags, so the post itself reads clean.
LinkedIn doesn't allow its numbers in AI apps, so Buzzmark keeps them out of every answer. It still plans LinkedIn: after the week is written, Buzzmark moves each LinkedIn-only post to LinkedIn's best slot of its day itself, and a post scheduled for the best time gets its hour from numbers Buzzmark keeps to itself.
What stays your call
Buzzmark's tools schedule and never post on the spot, so a week planned on Sunday night goes out over the week, at the times you agreed to.
Times run on each social set's own clock unless you give an offset, so a brand in Stockholm and a client in New York each post at their own morning. Until a post's time comes, you can move it, edit it or take it off the schedule, from the chat or in Buzzmark.
If your role in the team needs an approval first, the drafts go to a teammate for approval instead, and go out once they approve.
What it costs
Connecting an AI app is on every plan. Each post the week plan writes counts as one Buzz: 75 a month on Growth, 300 on Reach and 600 on Scale. 7 days free for new users.
Reach and Scale have launch prices until January 5, 2027 or the first 100 launch-price subscriptions, whichever comes first. Paid monthly, they are $36.75 and $74.25 a month for your first 12 months, then $49 and $99. Paid yearly, your first year is $294 or $594, half of twelve monthly payments, then $490 and $990 a year. Agency is $224.25 a month for your first 12 months, then $299, or $1,794 for your first year paid yearly, then $2,990, inside the same 100. The price you start on stays for that period after the offer closes. Growth has no launch price.
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