Integrations for the pixPLace API

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• curl

  For whom
  Anyone who wants to try the API in a terminal first, or call it from a shell script or a cron job.

  Publish a post with an image: the server downloads the image from a public URL, then the post is created with the stored copy.

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• Python (requests)

  For whom
  Developers and data people who already have content in Python and want it published on a schedule.

  Publish one post per run from a cron job or a task scheduler, with safe retries.

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• JavaScript / Node.js (fetch)

  For whom
  Web developers who want to publish from a Node.js script, a serverless function or a build step.

  Publish a post with an image from code: upload by URL first, then create the post.

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• ChatGPT Custom GPT Actions

  For whom
  ChatGPT users who build a Custom GPT that works with their own pixPLace account.

  Read the new comments under your posts and answer them from the chat, one reply at a time, after you approve the text.

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• Claude and OpenAI function calling

  For whom
  Developers who build an agent with the Claude API or the OpenAI API and want it to use pixPLace as a tool.

  An agent that uploads media, publishes posts, reads the comment inbox and replies, through tools that come straight from the spec.

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• Zapier (Webhooks by Zapier)

  For whom
  No-code users who already collect content in a Zapier trigger such as a new row, a new RSS item or a new file.

  Publish a post every time the trigger fires: upload the image from its URL, then create the post.

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• Make (HTTP module)

  For whom
  No-code users who build scenarios in Make and keep their content in Airtable, a spreadsheet or a form.

  Publish a post for every new item of the scenario: upload the image by URL, then create the post.

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• n8n (HTTP Request node)

  For whom
  Self-hosters and automation builders who run workflows in n8n.

  Publish a post for every item the workflow produces: upload the image by URL, then create the post.

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• Pipedream (Node.js code step)

  For whom
  People who run workflows in Pipedream and want their pixPLace numbers in Slack, a sheet or an email.

  Read the growth of your account per day (posts, likes, comments, new followers) every morning and pass the series to the next step.

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• Telegram bot

  For whom
  Creators who want a message in Telegram when someone comments under their posts.

  Poll the comment inbox every few minutes and forward each new comment to a Telegram chat.

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• GitHub Actions

  For whom
  Developers and teams who already keep content or a release process in a GitHub repository.

  Publish a post on a schedule or after a release: upload the image by URL, then create the post.

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• Google Sheets (Apps Script)

  For whom
  Content managers who plan posts in a spreadsheet and want to publish them without leaving it.

  Publish every row that has no status yet: upload its image by URL, create the post and write the post address into the sheet.

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