Three ways to connect
Volta supports three integration patterns. Choose the one that best matches your agent’s runtime and your team’s tooling.MCP Server
The recommended approach for AI agents. Volta exposes 16 tools via the Model Context Protocol — just point Claude Code, Codex, or any MCP-compatible runtime at your instance URL.
REST API
Versioned
/public/v1 endpoints for any HTTP client. Authenticate with an API key in the Authorization header and call endpoints directly from scripts, CI pipelines, or custom agents.SDK
The
@postsider/node npm package wraps the REST API with full TypeScript types. Install it in any Node.js project for the fastest programmatic path to publishing.What agents can do with Volta
Once connected, your agent has full access to the Volta publishing surface. Here’s what you can do:- Schedule posts to any connected channel — set a date, pass content, and Volta’s durable workflow engine handles the rest
- List and manage posts — query scheduled and published content, then delete, duplicate, or reschedule individual posts as your strategy evolves
- Access channel integrations — discover all connected channels and their IDs, platform types, and content schemas so your agent always sends valid payloads
- Pull analytics — retrieve per-channel performance data for any date range to inform content decisions
- Upload media from URLs — fetch images or video from any public URL and add them to the media library before attaching to a post
- Manage channels — enable, disable, or delete connected social accounts programmatically
- Generate AI images and videos — invoke built-in generation tools where configured on your instance
- Access tags, groups, and post schemas — organize content and validate structure before posting
Before you begin
You need a Volta API key to authenticate any Agent Bridge request. Generate one in the dashboard under Settings → API Keys → Create New Key. See the Authentication page for full details.
