Authenticate and select a brand
Developer operationsUse bearer keys or App9 Account sessions without weakening brand isolation.
Developer operations
App9 Post guidesErrors, idempotency, webhooks, events, SDKs, MCP, and production-readiness patterns.
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Handle application/problem+json errors
Developer operationsTurn API, validation, permission, billing, and provider failures into actionable client behavior.
Respect rate limits and use backoff
Developer operationsCoordinate App9 Post and provider limits without creating retry storms or duplicate posts.
Subscribe to App9 Post webhooks
Developer operationsReceive signed brand events for account, post, delivery, inbox, and operational changes.
Verify webhook signatures
Developer operationsAuthenticate the exact bytes, enforce timestamp tolerance, and reject replayed or altered deliveries.
Inspect webhook history and replay deliveries
Developer operationsRecover from consumer outages without manufacturing new social events.
Stream console updates with SSE
Developer operationsUse Last-Event-ID to resume brand activity without replacing durable webhook processing.
Use the App9 Post TypeScript SDK
Developer operationsCall the public contract with typed resources, brand selection, idempotency, and problem errors.
Connect an AI client through the App9 Post MCP server
Developer operationsConfigure a supported MCP client, authenticate safely, discover all social tools, and operate drafts, publishing, analytics, and inbox workflows.
Map external records to App9 Post posts
Developer operationsUse a brand-scoped external ID to reconcile CRM campaigns, CMS entries, migrations, and automated publishing jobs.
Check provider availability and production readiness
Developer operationsSeparate service health, provider certification, connected-account capabilities, and live delivery outcomes before launch.
Disconnect and reconnect social accounts
Developer operationsStop future access, preserve audit context, and guide users through a clean authorization refresh.
Protect credentials, tokens, keys, and media
Developer operationsApply secure defaults to OAuth credentials, API keys, webhooks, uploads, logs, and tenant boundaries.