Your Pages, inside ChatGPT
Add dPoster to ChatGPT or Claude once, then ask about your Pages, have it write a post, and publish it — without opening the dashboard.
It publishes only when you say so — and it can’t change your settings or delete anything.
Connect your Page
Turn on Developer mode
Add dPoster
- Name
- dPoster
- Server URL
https://app.digents.com/api/mcp - Authentication
- OAuth
https://app.digents.comAllow, then ask
Connect your Page
Copy the address
https://app.digents.comAdd it in Claude
Allow, then ask
Point it here
https://app.digents.comSign in when asked
What it can ask for
During early access we switch assistants on account by account. Once your Page is connected, email hello@digents.com and we’ll turn it on for you.
Things to ask it
Paste one into a new chat. Each ends by pointing your assistant back here if dPoster isn’t connected yet, so nobody gets stuck. Already connected? Type @dPoster first to call it directly.
Start here
“Use dPoster to show me my Facebook Pages and whether each one is posting. If dPoster isn't connected to this chat yet, tell me to set it up at https://app.digents.com/plugin first.”
Write me a post
“Use dPoster to draft a post for my Page about this week's fresh arrivals, in a warm, local voice. Show me the caption before publishing anything. If dPoster isn't connected to this chat yet, tell me to set it up at https://app.digents.com/plugin first.”
Is anything paused?
“Use dPoster to check my Pages and tell me which ones are paused or waiting for my review. If dPoster isn't connected to this chat yet, tell me to set it up at https://app.digents.com/plugin first.”
Monday morning check
“Use dPoster to summarise every Facebook Page on my account: name, category and how it posts. Flag anything that isn't posting. If dPoster isn't connected to this chat yet, tell me to set it up at https://app.digents.com/plugin first.”
See your Pages
Which Facebook Pages are connected to your account, and whether each one is posting.
Write a post
In your words, or written for you in that Page's voice. Drafts wait for you — they don't go out on their own.
Keep an image
Send it a picture and it holds it for that Page. Your daily schedule uses it before making anything new.
Publish when you say so
Your assistant asks you to confirm before a post goes out, and it's live on your Page straight away.
What it can’t do
It can’t change your Page settings, pause your schedule, or delete anything — and it can publish at most 10 posts a day per Page.
Questions people ask
Anything else: hello@digents.com
Do I need to pay for ChatGPT?
For ChatGPT, yes — Developer mode, which is what lets you add dPoster, comes with the paid plans. On a company account your administrator may need to allow custom plugins first. In Claude you need a plan that has Connectors.
Does my assistant see my Facebook password?
No. You sign in with Facebook at dPoster, exactly as you do in the dashboard. Your assistant only receives permission to look at your Pages, and that permission can be taken away again.
It says “isn't available for this account yet”. Why?
You reached the Allow screen but your account isn't in the early-access group yet. Email hello@digents.com from the address you signed in with and we'll switch it on.
Can it publish without asking me?
No. Publishing is declared to your assistant as an action that changes things, so ChatGPT and Claude ask you to confirm before it runs. It publishes a draft it has already shown you, and a Page accepts at most 10 assistant-published posts a day.
What exactly can it change?
It can write drafts, keep images for a Page, and publish a draft. It cannot change your posting strategy, pause or resume a Page, delete posts, or touch anything on another account.
How do I disconnect it?
Remove the plugin in ChatGPT, or the connector in Claude, and it stops at once. To cut access off from our side as well, email hello@digents.com.
Can my team connect their own assistants?
Yes. Each person signs in with their own Facebook and sees only the Pages on their own account. Send us their sign-in address and we'll switch each one on.