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Build with ContentStudio

Use ContentStudio to manage workspaces, social accounts, media, publishing, analytics, and AI-assisted workflows programmatically. Choose the developer surface that matches how you build.

Use this hub to choose the right ContentStudio developer surface. Start with the REST API for product integrations, the CLI for scripts, MCP for AI clients, OpenClaw for self-hosted agent workflows, or Webhooks for event-driven integrations as those capabilities are enabled for your account.

Choose your path

REST API

Build custom applications and backend integrations with the ContentStudio REST API.

  • New to the API? Start with the self-contained REST API Quickstart in this Help Center.

  • Need endpoint detail? Use the REST API resource-reference articles in this Help Center as they are migrated and technically verified.

  • Common workflows: publish or schedule content, manage workspace resources, upload media, retrieve analytics, and work with social accounts.

Next: REST API → Quickstart; Authentication and API keys; Guides; API Reference.

Command-line interface (CLI)

Use the ContentStudio CLI for terminal-first, scriptable workflows and deterministic automation. It is the right path for local scripts, CI jobs, and agent-assisted command execution.

Next: AI Agents & Automation → CLI installation and authentication; CLI command reference; automation examples.

Model Context Protocol (MCP)

Connect supported AI clients to ContentStudio tools through the MCP server. Use this path when an AI client needs structured access to ContentStudio operations.

Next: AI Agents & Automation → MCP overview; connect a client; tool catalog; security and permissions.

OpenClaw

Use the OpenClaw integration to bring ContentStudio into agent workflows and approval-aware social media operations.

Next: AI Agents & Automation → OpenClaw setup; workflow patterns; approvals and troubleshooting.

Webhooks and event-driven workflows

Use webhooks for event-driven integrations once the public event catalog, signature verification, retries, and delivery behavior are confirmed and documented.

Next: Resources & Operations → Webhooks.

Goal

Best starting surface

First outcome

Build a product integration

REST API

Authenticate and create a draft post

Automate a repeatable developer workflow

CLI

Authenticate, select a workspace, and run a scripted command

Connect an AI client

MCP

Connect the client and validate a safe read-only tool call

Run approval-aware AI workflows

OpenClaw

Configure the integration and complete a controlled workflow

React to ContentStudio events

Webhooks

Verify an event payload and delivery signature

Documentation standards

Every developer-surface article should provide:

  1. A clear audience and use case

  2. Prerequisites and supported environments

  3. Secure authentication setup

  4. A copy/pasteable first-success example

  5. Expected output and common failures

  6. A complete in-Help-Center API, command, or tool-reference path

  7. A visible last-updated date and deprecation or compatibility notes

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