Connect with the CrossPostingPal agent skill
Take a quick Cue brief all the way to a scheduled social post.
Give your Cue agent the CrossPostingPal skill and a content brief. It can discover your connected accounts, create post drafts and schedule the versions you approve, directly from its computer.
No credit card required.
Quick idea or launch brief in Cue
Prepared in Cue by Manus
Review the copy and destinations
Your agent creates drafts through the CPP skill.
Posts created and scheduled by your Cue agent
Choose a time after review. CrossPostingPal publishes scheduled posts at that time.
A publishing workflow for Cue by Manus
Step 1
Capture the idea in Cue
Give your agent the context, audience and one point you want to make. A short brief is enough to start a first draft.
Step 2
Choose the strongest version
Ask for a concise X post and a more conversational Mastodon version. Review the facts and links and pick the copy you want to use.
Step 3
Let the agent schedule the posts
The skill calls CrossPostingPal MCP from your agent’s computer. After your approval, the agent creates drafts, schedules them and returns their post IDs. Add media when the selected network requires it.
How to use Cue by Manus with CrossPostingPal
Download the CrossPostingPal skill- Connect your social accounts in CrossPostingPal. In Settings → Developer / AI Agents, create a separate token for Cue with accounts:read, posts:read and posts:write.
- Download the CrossPostingPal skill below, import it in Cue’s own Skills configuration and assign it to your social publishing agent. Importing it in Manus does not configure Cue.
- When CPP shows the new token, use “Download token file for your agent” and upload that private file to ~/.config/crosspostingpal/token on the agent computer. Alternatively set CPP_MCP_TOKEN in its environment. Keep the token out of chat. The client requires Python 3.9 or later, with no extra packages.
- Ask the agent to run the skill’s accounts command. Then ask for a draft, check the returned post ID in CPP and authorize scheduling at a specific time.
CrossPostingPal MCP endpoint
https://api.crosspostingpal.com/api/mcpDiscover accounts from the agent computer
python3 scripts/cpp_mcp.py accounts
# Read tool schemas before creating a post:
python3 scripts/cpp_mcp.py tools
# Create a draft using reviewed text and real account IDs:
python3 scripts/cpp_mcp.py call create_post_draft --args-file draft.jsonStart with this prompt
Add your source material and review the result before scheduling.
Use the CrossPostingPal skill to list my connected accounts. Turn this quick launch idea into two post options: one for X and one for Mastodon. Use only the facts and URL I provide. Show me the copy first. After I approve it, create separate drafts through the skill and return their post IDs. Schedule only when I confirm the publishing times.
Before you connect
Do I need a native Cue connector listing?
No. The downloadable skill includes a Python client that calls the CPP MCP endpoint from your agent computer. It supports account discovery, drafting, scheduling and status checks with your CPP token.
Can I reuse a Manus skill configuration in Cue?
Install and configure the skill in Cue separately. Cue and Manus have separate Skills configurations. A token must be available in the computer running the agent; a local laptop setting alone does not configure that computer.
Which social networks can I connect?
New connections are currently available for Instagram, TikTok, X, Bluesky, Mastodon, Dribbble. Instagram, TikTok and Dribbble require media; scheduling and publishing support varies by account. Check the account capabilities before choosing a destination.
Does creating a draft publish anything?
A draft stays unpublished until you schedule or publish it. Scheduling authorizes publication at the selected time; it does not add a mandatory approval step. Review first, then schedule. Immediate MCP publishing requires the separate posts:publish permission.
Give your approved content a publishing time.
Connect your accounts and create your first draft.