Write once, post everywhere
Write once and send it to every platform you pick. Title, body, images, cover and tags travel together.
Shape one piece for each platform’s style, send it out in one go, and plan the whole week. Connect AI and hand over the clicks, too.
Works with:CodexClaude CodeWorkBuddy
Post my “Fall and winter commute outfits” piece to Xiaohongshu, Zhihu and Toutiao, with titles in each platform’s style
Sure. I rewrote the titles for each platform’s habits and I’m distributing them now:
All three are ready. I used image 1 as the Xiaohongshu cover. Publish now, or schedule?
Xiaohongshu at 8 pm tonight, the others now
Done, here’s the plan:
Zhihu and Toutiao are out. Xiaohongshu is queued for 8 pm tonight; keep your browser open until then.
Wenbo is a Chrome extension for social media operations: prepare a version of one piece for each platform, cross-post it, schedule the week, and connect Claude Code, Codex or WorkBuddy through MCP to arrange publishing in plain language. Platform accounts stay in your own browser.
Write once and send it to every platform you pick. Title, body, images, cover and tags travel together.
Each platform can have its own version: a short hook for Xiaohongshu, a question for Zhihu.
Queue up a week of content and let it run on time. Built for accounts with a regular rhythm.
Connect Claude Code, Codex and other AI tools, and arrange publishing by simply asking.
How AI connection works →It uses the accounts already signed in to your browser. No passwords handed over.
Write it yourself, import an article, or let AI draft it.
Publish now or schedule it for later.
See what succeeded and what still needs a touch, item by item.
Wenbo runs in your browser. It never takes custody of your accounts.
Platform sign-ins stay in your browser and are never uploaded to Wenbo.
Articles and jobs are stored by the extension on this machine. Back up before switching computers.
AI can publish directly only after you authorize it.
No. Install the extension and sign in to organize content and arrange draft sync yourself. MCP is needed only when you want an AI client to control the workspace.
Platform sessions stay in the browser; platform cookies and login credentials are not uploaded to the relay. MCP clients use a separate key in the mcp-key header. Never paste a real key into an AI chat or public document.
The extension’s IndexedDB in your current browser is the source of truth for content, drafts and jobs. A website account does not automatically sync local articles. Text and images sent via MCP pass through the relay; image bytes use temporary cloud storage. Back up before changing browsers or profiles.
The local extension performs platform actions. A closed or sleeping browser, or an expired platform session, prevents scheduled execution. Review missed or uncertain jobs after returning; creating a job is not proof of a saved draft or publication.
Pricing and beta quotas are awaiting confirmation. No paid plan or fixed usage quota is published here; free account registration is not a promise that every feature is free forever.
Wenbo is in beta, and more platforms are being added.
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