PIXALERA × NANOCLAW
Included with Pixalera Pro. Custom MCP connection availability depends on your nanoclaw plan and settings. You stay in control of publishing.
Bring your content calendar into the conversation. Create your private Pixalera key, add your connection in nanoclaw and start with a simple channel check.
Native remote MCP support for this exact nanoclaw product has not been confirmed. Do not paste your key into normal chat. If no compatible runtime is available, use Claude, Cursor or VS Code instead.
1Connect
Create a key in Settings → Developers. Identify the exact nanoclaw application and check whether its installed runtime accepts remote MCP servers.
https://api.pixalera.in/mcp/YOUR_API_KEYReplace YOUR_API_KEY with your own key. Select no additional authentication: your private key is already included in the URL.
Get your Pixalera API key2Ask
Enable Pixalera tools and ask: Which social channels are connected to my account?
Which social channels are connected to my Pixalera account?
nanoclaw uses Pixalera’s list_channels tool to read the social accounts in your workspace.
Keep approval prompts enabled. Review the channels, caption and posting time before approving a publishing action.
Open Pixalera Settings → Developers and copy your new private key.
Find the MCP or connector settings in your AI client.
Create a Pixalera connection, paste the URL and review its permissions.
Enable Pixalera tools, check your channels and review each action.
One connection to your Pixalera workspace. Your connected social accounts, content and insights stay together.
The dashboard and nanoclaw connection work with the same workspace. Choose the way you want to manage your content.
| Pixalera dashboard | nanoclaw + Pixalera MCP | |
|---|---|---|
| Setup | Connect your social accounts in Pixalera | Add your private Pixalera MCP URL in nanoclaw |
| How you work | Calendar, composer and visual workspace | Natural-language requests in a conversation |
| Authentication | Your Pixalera account login | Your private API key in the connection URL |
| Publishing | Review and publish from the composer | Review and approve the assistant’s requested action |
| Access | Features included in your Pixalera plan | Active Pixalera Pro and a compatible nanoclaw account |
From the first idea to your next scheduled post, nanoclaw can work with the tools in your Pixalera workspace.
Find drafts, see your upcoming queue and choose when your next post goes live.
Turn a conversation into a draft. Refine the caption, then approve publishing when it is ready.
See the social accounts connected to Pixalera and choose the right channels for each post.
Save content ideas, organise your ideas board and turn your favourites into posts.
Look up the products and prices in your Pixalera Link in Bio store without leaving the conversation.
Ask for account and channel insights to understand how your recent content is performing.
Model Context Protocol gives nanoclaw a secure way to use Pixalera’s workspace tools. Your assistant can read channels, work with posts and ideas, and check performance through one private connection.
Server: Pixalera
Endpoint: https://api.pixalera.in/mcp/YOUR_API_KEY
Transport: Streamable HTTP
Authentication: Private key in URL
Workspace: The account that created the key
First check: list_channelsStart with a clear request. Name the account, describe the content and tell nanoclaw whether to save a draft or request approval.
Which social channels are connected to my Pixalera account?Show my scheduled posts for the next 7 days and help me spot gaps in the calendar.Draft an Instagram post about our new collection. Save it for my review, without publishing.How did my Instagram perform in the last 30 days? Summarise the results and suggest what to try next.Use the supported social accounts already connected to Pixalera. Available actions depend on each platform and your account permissions.
Every tool shares your account’s existing permissions. Read-only checks are safe to run freely; review content and publishing actions before approving them.
get_account_overviewPlan, credits and workspace overview
list_channelsYour connected social accounts
list_postsDrafts, scheduled and published posts
get_postRead a post's complete details
create_postCreate a draft or scheduled post
update_postEdit a caption or posting time
publish_post_nowPublish a post immediately
schedule_postChoose a time or queue slot
unschedule_postReturn a scheduled post to drafts
get_queueUpcoming posts and available slots
list_ideasRead the ideas board
create_ideaSave a content idea
update_ideaUpdate an existing idea
generate_ideasGenerate ideas using AI credits
convert_idea_to_postTurn an idea into a post
get_analytics_snapshotStored channel performance
get_platform_analyticsPlatform analytics and insights
list_productsRead Link in Bio products
Choose a client that fits your workflow. Each guide explains its setup and any runtime or compatibility requirements.
ChatGPTChat assistant
ClaudeChat assistant
Claude CodeTerminal agent
CodexTerminal agent
VS CodeCode editor
CursorCode editor
GeminiAI assistant
OpenClawAgent runtime
Hermes AgentAgent runtime
Grok BotAI assistant
Grok BuildAI workspace
DeepSeekAI assistant
Kimi K3AI assistant
MuseAI workspace
ManusAI assistant
CueAI workspace
Perplexity ComputerAI workspace
PaperclipAgent orchestration
MCP ServerCustom integration
AI Agents CLITerminal agentsCreate a private key in Pixalera Settings → Developers. In nanoclaw, add a custom MCP connection with your personal Pixalera MCP URL, enable its tools and ask which channels are connected.
Native remote MCP support for this exact nanoclaw product has not been confirmed. Do not paste your key into normal chat. If no compatible runtime is available, use Claude, Cursor or VS Code instead.
Pixalera MCP access requires an active Pro plan. Your normal workspace permissions and limits still apply.
It is Pixalera's Model Context Protocol server. It makes workspace tools, including channels, posts, ideas and analytics, available to a compatible AI client through a private connection.
Connecting does not publish anything by itself. Keep tool approval prompts enabled, review the requested action and explicitly approve scheduling or publishing.
No. The connection works with the social accounts already linked to your Pixalera workspace. Connect or manage those accounts in Pixalera.
The connection works with your supported, connected Pixalera channels. The available actions can differ by social platform and account permissions.
Check that custom MCP connections are supported and enabled, your MCP URL contains a valid key and your Pixalera Pro plan is active. Enable the connection in the current conversation and reconnect if you have replaced the key.
Revoke the key in Pixalera Settings → Developers and remove the connection from nanoclaw. Treat the full URL as a password: never paste it into public chats, screenshots or source code.
Connect your workspace, bring your ideas into the conversation and keep every post under your control.