LinkedIn•API
Automate LinkedIn posts from your code
Integrate LinkedIn posting into your application with a simple API call. Perfect for automating professional updates, announcements, and content distribution.
Features
Platform-specific workflows for automating posts through the API or the CLI. LinkedIn, X, Bluesky, Discord, Telegram and Mastodon are live today. Slack, SMS and email are coming soon.
LinkedIn•CLI
Post to LinkedIn from your terminal
Share professional updates without leaving your development environment. Great for quick announcements and AI-assisted posting.
X (Twitter)•API
Post to X programmatically
Integrate X posting into your application. Automate announcements, share updates, and engage your audience from your code.
X (Twitter)•CLI
Twitter CLI tool: post to X from your terminal
Twitter CLI tool for developers. Post to X from your terminal, scripts, CI/CD, and GitHub Actions in seconds.
Bluesky•API
Post to Bluesky from your code
One API call puts a post on Bluesky, threads included. You connect with an app password instead of an OAuth app, and the 300 grapheme limit is checked before a.
Bluesky•CLI
Post to Bluesky from your terminal
Send a Bluesky post without opening the app. One command works the same in a shell, a Makefile, a git hook or a CI job, and the permalink comes back on stdout.
Discord•API
Send Discord messages from your code
Post to a Discord channel through a webhook you create yourself. No bot to install and no OAuth dance, and the 2000 character limit is checked before the messa.
Discord•CLI
Message Discord from your terminal
Send a message to a Discord channel from a shell, a CI job or a git hook. The webhook is the only setup, and the CLI takes the connection slug and the text.
Telegram•API
Send Telegram messages from your code
Post to a Telegram channel through a bot you own. A connection is one channel, threads work up to 24 replies, and the 4096 character limit is checked before an.
Telegram•CLI
Post to a Telegram channel from your terminal
Push an update to a Telegram channel without opening the app. Useful for deploy notes, cron output and anything a script already knows before you do.
Mastodon•API
Post to Mastodon from your code
Post to your own instance, whichever one that is. yeetpost registers itself there on demand, reads the instance's character limit when you connect, and checks.
Mastodon•CLI
Post to Mastodon from your terminal
Send a status to your instance from the shell. Handy for build notes and release announcements you would otherwise paste into a web client by hand.
Slack•API•Coming soon
Send Slack messages from your code
Slack connections are coming soon. Once they ship, you will be able to keep your team informed with automated Slack notifications for alerts, updates, and team.
Slack•CLI•Coming soon
Message Slack from your terminal
Slack connections are coming soon. Once they ship, you will be able to send team notifications from your terminal, CI/CD pipelines, and scripts.
SMS•API•Coming soon
Send text messages programmatically
SMS connections are coming soon. Once they ship, you will be able to reach people instantly with SMS notifications for alerts and time-sensitive communications.
SMS•CLI•Coming soon
Send SMS from your terminal
SMS connections are coming soon. Once they ship, you will be able to fire quick text alerts from your workflow and scripts.
Email•API•Coming soon
Send emails from your code
Email connections are coming soon. Once they ship, you will be able to integrate email notifications into your application for alerts, reports, and automated c.
Email•CLI•Coming soon
Send emails from your terminal
Email connections are coming soon. Once they ship, you will be able to send quick email notifications from the command line for script alerts and updates.
How to choose the right feature
Start with the platform you need to post to, then pick API for product-driven automation or CLI for fast, manual workflows. Each feature page includes example templates you can adapt to your product events.