Integrations & Automation

An API key is a secret string that identifies the app or person calling an API. It is sent with every request so the service knows who is asking.

An API rate limit caps how many requests a client can make in a set period. Requests over the limit are rejected, usually with HTTP 429 Too Many Requests.

An access token is a credential an app sends with API requests to act on your behalf. It is issued through OAuth, limited to specific permissions and set to expire.

An idempotency key is a unique value a client sends with a request so that retrying the same request does not perform the action twice.

The official MCP Registry is a centralized catalog and API of metadata for publicly available MCP servers, used to discover and publish servers that connect AI agents to external tools and data sources.

Make (formerly Integromat) is a no-code automation platform that connects apps and services through visual workflows, enabling marketers to automate repetitive tasks without programming knowledge.

OAuth is an open standard that lets you give an app limited access to your account on another service without sharing your password.

An abstraction layer that integrates multiple social media platform APIs into a single, standardized interface for unified posting, analytics, and messaging management.

n8n is a fair-code (source-available), low-code workflow automation platform that connects applications and services through visual, node-based workflows to automate social media marketing tasks.