Social media CLI and MCP for AI agents

Choose an agent host when you want scheduling from messaging apps, persistent memory across weeks of work, parallel sessions across channels, or model flexibility across Claude, GPT, Gemini, and local models. OpenClaw and Hermes fit when the assistant should exist beyond a single terminal session and stay reachable while you are away.

Choose an MCP client when Majika should live inside your editor or terminal, you want focused per-session coding workflows, native MCP tool calls without installing a skill, or ticket- and PR-friendly review before anything publishes. Codex, Claude Code, and Cursor excel at deep repo work and async tasks with clear specs.

Majika and your LLM are billed separately. Majika covers workspaces, channels, and scheduling. Agent hosts and MCP clients are your AI layer: OpenClaw and Hermes are open source (BYOK or optional Nous Portal pay-as-you-go / Plus from $20/mo); Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex bill through their own subscriptions. Majika MCP only needs your programmatic token — no per-call fee beyond your Majika plan.

In Model Context Protocol terminology, the host is the application you interact with (for example Claude Desktop or Cursor). It creates one MCP client per connected server — each client maintains a dedicated session to an Majika MCP server. In everyday conversation people often say "MCP client" to mean the whole app; on Majika we use "MCP client" for Cursor, Codex, and Claude Code because that matches how developers think about their tooling.

Yes. One workspace can serve an OpenClaw skill and a Cursor MCP config simultaneously — same channels, same approval flow. Use whichever interface matches where you are working: message an agent host from your phone or call Majika tools from your IDE.

Agent hosts like OpenClaw and Hermes are built for long-lived sessions — they remember preferences, past decisions, and project context across conversations. MCP clients like Codex CLI typically run per-session: productive for focused coding sprints, but you start fresh when you open a new session unless the client stores its own project notes.

Yes, regardless of path. Agent hosts and MCP clients create drafts or scheduled items in your Majika workspace. Nothing goes live on autopilot — review on the calendar or kanban and approve what should publish.