Schedule and publish posts to X, Bluesky, Mastodon, LinkedIn and Reddit from your agent.
Scored across 46 tools
Most tools map to a distinct resource+action, but several clusters require careful reading to separate: posts_create (which publishes immediately without --at) vs posts_publish, accounts_connect (local) vs cloud_accounts_connect/cloud_accounts_connected, and posts_list vs posts_recent vs posts_search vs posts_lookup. The detailed descriptions mostly resolve these boundaries, but an agent can easily misselect without parsing them closely.
The dominant pattern is namespace_entity_action (accounts_list, posts_create, cloud_team_invite, media_remove) applied consistently across accounts, posts, media, cloud and dms. A few outliers break it: bare 'open' and 'feedback', getter-style 'accounts_flairs' and 'cloud_pricing' with no verb, and 'auth_whoami' using a one-off prefix.
46 tools is well past the point where an agent can hold the surface in view, spanning accounts, posts, media, DMs, cloud billing, orgs, team, invites and keys. While the domain is genuinely broad, many operations (e.g. cloud_team_resend, cloud_keys_rename, accounts_move) are niche and could be folded into fewer tools or left to the CLI.
Core lifecycle coverage is strong — accounts connect/list/remove, posts create/edit/publish/delete, media add/edit/remove, DMs and reach checks — but there are real gaps: cloud_billing_code references a 'cloud.billing.deposit' operation that has no corresponding tool, and cloud_keys can be listed, renamed and revoked but never created. No engagement/analytics read-back exists either.
Forget an X account's X Chat passcode: its DMs arrive without their text (Statuz Cloud)
Inputs: account (required), org.
Check every sign-in now (the daemon also does it before posts are due)
Inputs: org, account.
Connect an account by signing in with the platform in your browser. Locally the sign-in returns to 127.0.0.1:3851 and the tokens go into the OS keychain. X and LinkedIn use your own developer app: set its keys first with statuz config set x.client-id … (see statuz help config). Bluesky and Mastodon need nothing.
Inputs: platform (required), org, server, browser.
Make an account the default for its platform
Inputs: account (required), org.
The flairs a subreddit offers a Reddit account for a new post
Inputs: to (required), subreddit (required), org.
Connected accounts and how their sign-ins are doing. Each account comes with its lengths (limits), whether it can send DMs (dm: ready, reconnect when it signed in before Statuz asked for DMs, or unsupported) and via: extension for Reddit.
Inputs: org, platform.
Move an account up or down the list. The list is kept in this order everywhere it shows: statuz accounts list, the Mac app and the composer.
Inputs: account (required), position (required), org.
Disconnect an account and delete its tokens. Scheduled posts that only went to this account are kept as drafts.
Inputs: account (required), org.
Who you are signed in as on Statuz Cloud, and your orgs
Inputs: org.
Start connecting an account to Statuz Cloud: returns a sign-in link to open. Open the link in a browser, then wait with cloud.accounts.connected. statuz accounts connect does both for you. Cloud signs in with Statuz’s own X and LinkedIn apps: no developer keys.
Inputs: platform (required), org, server, returnTo.
Wait for a sign-in started with cloud.accounts.connect
Inputs: connectId (required), org, wait.
The org's credit balance, the next expiry and auto-reload
Inputs: org.
Check a promo code: what it adds to this workspace's first deposit. Refused when the code is unknown or over, or the workspace has added credits before. Use it with cloud.billing.deposit --code.
Inputs: code (required), org.
Deposits, spending, promos and expiries, newest first
Inputs: org, limit, since.
Join the org an invite link is for. The invite must be for the email you signed in with. Accepting one you already accepted just returns the org.
Inputs: token (required), org.
Look up an invite link before accepting it
Inputs: token (required), org.
API keys for scripts, CI and agents (only prefixes are shown)
Inputs: org.
Rename an API key
Inputs: id (required), label (required), org.
Revoke an API key
Inputs: id (required), org.
Create an org; you become its owner
Inputs: name (required), org, timezone.
The orgs you belong to
Inputs: org.
Rename the org, or change its watermark default or time zone
Inputs: org, name, timezone, watermark.
Statuz Cloud prices (works offline; local publishing is free)
Inputs: org.
Cancel a pending invite: its link stops working
Inputs: id (required), org.
Invite someone by email (each extra seat is $5 a month in credits, prorated the month they join)
Inputs: email (required), org, role.
Who's in the org, with roles, and pending invites
Inputs: org.
Remove someone from the org, or leave it (your own id). Anyone may leave, viewers too; removing someone else takes an admin, and an owner takes an owner.
Inputs: userId (required), org.
Send a pending invite again: a new link, emailed, good for 14 more days. The old link stops working. You can resend only invites for roles you may give.
Inputs: id (required), org.
Change someone's role
Inputs: role (required), userId (required), org.
Send a direct message from an account (X, Bluesky, Mastodon). Sent now, once: a DM the network refuses comes back failed with its error and is not retried. Mastodon sends a status only they see, starting with their @handle. Check first with statuz reach check.
Inputs: to (required), text (required), account (required), org, +1 more.
Send feedback or a bug report to the Statuz team. Use it when someone wants to report a bug or share an idea. Only the team reads it. Read-only credentials can send it.
Inputs: message (required), org, kind, page, +8 more.
Copy an image or video into Statuz and get an id to attach. JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, MP4 and MOV. The file is copied, so moving or deleting the original later is fine. Statuz never edits media; platform limits are checked when a post is created.
Inputs: path (required), alt, org.
Change the alt text of a media item
Inputs: id (required), alt (required), org.
Media added to Statuz, newest first
Inputs: org, limit.
Delete a media item that no unpublished post uses
Inputs: id (required), org.
Show the person a post or a page: in the Mac app when it is installed, else on statuz.cloud. Opens it on this computer and says where. This computer's posts show in the Mac app only. Statuz Cloud opens nothing by itself: statuz open --cloud opens its link here, and an agent working on Statuz Cloud gives the person links.web.
Inputs: org, page, post.
Write a post or thread; publish now, schedule it or keep a draft. Each --text is one post of a thread. --media takes file paths or media ids and attaches to the first post; use --input with a thread array to put media on later posts. Text is checked against every destination before anything is saved, so a post never fails later for being too long. Without --at it publishes right away and returns the links.
Inputs: at, to, org, link, +16 more.
Delete a post: from the platforms it went out to, then from Statuz. Every published part of the thread is deleted on its platform first. If a platform refuses, the post stays in Statuz with only what is left, so deleting again retries it.
Inputs: id (required), org, keepOnPlatforms.
Change a draft, scheduled, missed or failed post. Fields you pass replace the old ones. Published posts can’t be edited. Moving --at into the past publishes on the next tick.
Inputs: id (required), at, to, org, +15 more.
One post with every destination and its result
Inputs: id (required), org.
List posts, soonest first (scheduled) or newest first (the rest)
Inputs: org, from, limit, until, +3 more.
An account's own replies to people's posts, once they're there. Finds the replies the account posted (on the network's own site, too) to each of up to 20 posts, in one read of its latest posts: each is null until there is one (or when the post is gone). --since narrows it to replies from then on.
Inputs: account (required), replyTo (required), org, since.
Publish now: a draft, a scheduled or missed post, or retry failures. A failed post only retries the destinations that failed; the ones that went out are not posted twice.
Inputs: id (required), org.
An account's latest posts on the platform, to quote or reply to
Inputs: account (required), org, limit.
Search the network's posts as an account (not LinkedIn). X searches the last 7 days; Bluesky everything; Mastodon what the account's instance has indexed; Reddit through its session.
Inputs: query (required), account (required), org, limit, +1 more.
Whether a DM or a public reply from an account would reach someone. X: a DM is open when they take the account's DMs; a reply only when --post mentions or quotes the account. Bluesky: their chat settings, and the thread's reply limits. Mastodon: both open. LinkedIn and Reddit: no DMs. An account that signed in before Statuz asked for DMs says reconnect.
Inputs: to (required), account (required), org, post.
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