What is included
- A chat flow: draft, preview, and a confirm before anything goes out
- Publishing to Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok through their APIs
- A status for each network: queued, accepted, or the error the platform returned
- Tokens stored on your server, not pasted into the chat
- One log of what was published and where it failed
How the work goes
- Name the networks and the format on each: a feed post, a Reel, a Short, or a full video
- Get the access each API actually requires: a Meta business account, a YouTube channel, a TikTok app with posting rights
- Build the bot and send one test post to each network
- Add a schedule or extra accounts only after those tests pass
When another format fits better
Growth hacks, scraping someone else’s account, or a workaround when the official API refuses your account type. If Instagram, YouTube, or TikTok will not grant posting access, the bot cannot invent it. A visual calendar for a whole team is a small web app next to the bot, not a longer chat.