Lists posts in the workspace's social media calendar. Use it to answer questions such as "What is scheduled next week?" or "What did we publish this month?", and to look up channel ids before you call create_draft_post. status "upcoming" (the default) returns scheduled posts, "published" returns posts that went out, and "drafts" returns drafts that have no time yet. Without from and to, upcoming covers the next 14 days and published covers the last 14 days. A window can be at most 31 days long. Drafts ignore from and to. Times in the result are UTC. Convert them to the workspace time zone, which the result also gives, when you talk to the user. This tool only reads. It never changes, schedules or publishes a post.

Saves a new draft post in the workspace's calendar. Use it when the user asks you to write, draft or prepare a post and wants to keep it. This tool only saves a draft. It never schedules or publishes anything, and nobody outside the workspace sees the draft. Each call creates a new draft, so call it once per post. If the user wants changes, show the new text first and save it only when they agree. channel_ids are optional. Get them from the channels list in a list_scheduled_posts result. Bluesky allows at most 300 characters. If the text is too long for a channel, the tool refuses the draft and says how many characters to cut.

Returns the numbers (impressions, likes, comments, shares) for posts published in the last 7, 30 or 90 days, one row per post and channel, newest post first. Use it when the user asks how posts performed or which post did best. A null number means the network has not reported it yet, or does not report it at all. Never treat null as zero: say the number is not reported. Networks count in different ways, so never add numbers across networks. Compare posts within one network. This tool only reads.