Give a Cue agent your social media.
Cue gives each agent a standing job that continues after you log off. Connect SociaHive and that job can be your social media.
https://www.sociahive.com/api/mcpCue and SociaHive at a glance
- How it connects
- A custom MCP connector, if your Cue offers one (not yet documented)
- Sign-in
- Sign-in if Cue offers it, otherwise an API key as a Bearer header
- What you need
- A Cue invite, plus a SociaHive trial or paid plan
- Best for
- A standing social media job that runs while you are away
- Not for
- Anyone without an invite, or who needs a documented setup today
Set it up in Cue.
Needs a SociaHive trial or paid plan.
Connect SociaHive to Cue
Your server address
https://www.sociahive.com/api/mcpCue
Cue, in your agent’s connectors (early access)
- 1
Get into Cue. It is invite-only early access, so you need an invite code.
- 2
Look in Cue’s connectors for a way to add a custom MCP server. We have not found Cue documentation for this yet; if your Cue has the option, it is likely to work like the Manus flow on our Manus page.
- 3
Add SociaHive with the address below. Sign in to SociaHive and approve if Cue offers sign-in; otherwise create a key under Settings → API keys and send it as Authorization: Bearer followed by the key.
- 4
Give the connector to an agent, set its responsibility, and ask it to list your SociaHive accounts to check the link.
Then: Write the agent’s responsibility in one plain sentence, and say which actions need your approval.
Things to ask first.
Copy one into a chat once you are connected.
Strong posts keep getting a second life without you picking them.
Run counts per automation, checked for drops.
Each account with its connection status.
What is Cue?
Cue is a personal agents app from the team behind Manus, launched on September 28, 2026. Each agent gets one responsibility, its own email address, phone number, wallet and computer, and keeps working after you log off. Agents can share a group chat and hand work to each other.
Cue is in invite-only early access. Its connectors are not documented publicly yet, so we cannot promise that every Cue account can add a custom MCP server today.
Where it can, connecting SociaHive turns an agent’s responsibility into real work on your accounts: scheduling, reporting and keeping your DM automations healthy.
Can Cue post on a schedule?
Cue agents are built to keep working after you log off, and launch coverage describes routines they repeat. We have not read Cue documentation on how routines are set, so check in the app.
Your posts do not depend on the agent being active. Every post it schedules sits in SociaHive’s queue and goes out at its time.
Everything Cue can do in SociaHive.
Schedule posts
Write a post and queue it at your best time, on any account you connected.
Post right now
Publishes straight away, after you confirm in the chat.
See your calendar
Everything that is scheduled, across all your accounts.
Read your numbers
Reach, saves and engagement per post, and what to post more of.
Build DM automations
Describe it in one sentence. It builds the flow as a draft for you to turn on.
Check your automations
Which flows are live and how often each one fires.
Reuse what works
Save your best posts to an evergreen queue and reshare them later.
Move posts in bulk
Shift a whole day of posts in one go, keeping their times.
What Cue gets: the SociaHive MCP server.
One address, https://www.sociahive.com/api/mcp. The same server works in every AI tool on this site.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard AI tools use to reach outside apps. SociaHive runs a hosted MCP server, so there is nothing to install or keep running: Cue calls it over the internet and acts in your SociaHive account. These are the tools it uses most. See every tool and the API.
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
| list_accounts | Lists the social accounts you connected to SociaHive. |
| create_scheduled_post | Writes a post, with text, images or video, for one or more accounts. |
| schedule_post | Queues a post at a time you pick or at your best time. |
| find_next_slot | Finds the next free slot in your posting schedule. |
| publish_post_now | Publishes straight away, after you confirm. |
| upload_media_from_url | Copies an image or video from a public link into your media. |
| get_scheduler_calendar | Shows what is scheduled, across all accounts. |
| get_post_analytics | Reads reach, likes, comments and saves per post. |
| get_content_insights | Finds which formats and topics beat your usual numbers. |
| generate_flow | Builds a DM automation from one sentence, as a draft. |
| list_flows_with_stats | Lists your automations, which are live and how often they run. |
| bulk_reschedule_posts | Moves many scheduled posts in one go. |
One connection, every channel.
Connect each account once in SociaHive and Cue can post to it. Scheduling covers 22 platforms; X needs a paid plan.
DM automations run on Instagram, Facebook, Messenger and WhatsApp on every paid plan, and on Telegram on Pro and Agency.
Is it safe to let Cue post for you?
You approve the connection
Sign in to SociaHive and approve, or use an API key you can delete at any time. The agent never sees your social passwords.
Read-only if you want
Tick “Read-only access” when you connect and the agent can look at everything and change nothing.
Nothing goes live by surprise
Publishing right now asks for your yes in the chat. Automations it builds start as drafts until you turn them on.
Revoke in one click
Settings → Connected apps in SociaHive cuts the agent off on its next request. API keys are deleted under Settings → API keys.
Cue or another AI tool?
Every one of them connects to the same SociaHive account.
| Agent | Kind | How it connects | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cue | Autonomous agent | A custom MCP connector, if your Cue offers one (not yet documented) | A standing social media job that runs while you are away |
| OpenAI dots | Autonomous agent | Custom MCP server added in ChatGPT, then allowed for the dot | Watching your calendar and automations between check-ins |
| Claude Cowork | Autonomous agent | Custom connector, added by URL in Customize → Connectors | Recurring jobs: weekly reports and a month of posts from a brief |
| OpenClaw | Autonomous agent | Remote MCP server (Streamable HTTP) in mcp.servers | Posting and checking on your accounts from a chat app |
| ChatGPT | Chat assistant | A custom MCP plugin on chatgpt.com, with the SociaHive server address | Writing captions and scheduling them in the same chat |
| Claude Code | Coding agent | The SociaHive plugin, or claude mcp add with the server address | Bulk work from files: CSVs, changelogs, release notes |
What does it cost?
Cue is free during early access and needs an invite code. Pricing after early access has not been announced.
On SociaHive, MCP access is part of the 7-day trial and every paid plan, from Creator up. There is no extra charge per tool call. See plans.
Included in the trial.
And on every paid plan. 7-day free trial for the paid features. No credit card required.
Connect CueTroubleshooting Cue.
- I cannot find a place to add a custom server in Cue.
- Your early access build may not offer it yet. You can connect SociaHive to Manus, from the same team, in the meantime.
- The agent has SociaHive but does nothing on its own.
- Make the responsibility specific, with a cadence and a limit, for example once a week and at most five posts.
- It asks me to upgrade
- MCP access is part of the SociaHive trial and every paid plan. On the free plan the agent can connect, but each request answers with an upgrade link.
- An account is missing
- The agent only sees accounts connected in SociaHive. Connect it under Connected accounts, then ask the agent to list your accounts again.
- A post did not go out
- Ask the agent for the post’s status, or open it in SociaHive. A failed post shows the platform’s reason, for example an expired login that needs reconnecting.
- It says it is not allowed to change anything
- You connected with read-only access. Remove SociaHive under Settings → Connected apps and connect again without ticking it.
FAQ
Is Cue the same as Manus?
No. Both come from the Manus team, but Cue is a separate app for agents with a standing job, while Manus takes one task at a time.
How do I get access to Cue?
Cue is invite-only for now. You need an invite code from the Manus team to sign in.
Can a Cue agent post to social media automatically?
Once SociaHive is connected, it can schedule posts as part of its job and SociaHive publishes them on time. Posting right away asks you to confirm.
Do I need a SociaHive API key for Cue?
Only if Cue does not offer a sign-in for the server. Create one in SociaHive and you can revoke it whenever you like.
Is it free to use SociaHive with Cue?
Cue is free during early access, and SociaHive’s 7-day trial includes MCP access. After that you need a paid SociaHive plan.
Can it post or change things without asking me?
Automations it builds start as drafts, with every step written out, until they are turned on. Publishing a post right away needs your yes in the chat. If you only want it to look, tick “Read-only access” when you connect: it can read everything and change nothing.
Which plans include it?
The 7-day trial and every paid plan. On the free plan your assistant can still connect, but each request answers with a link to upgrade instead of running.
How do I disconnect it?
Open Settings → Connected apps in SociaHive and revoke it. It is cut off on its very next request. You can also remove the connector in your assistant.
