Publish short-form videos across social platforms

Plans and gates an agent-assisted workflow for publishing approved short-form videos through Taisly Agent Kit - an MCP server, CLI, SDK, and agent docs for publishing to TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, X, and Facebook - verifying the user has the required account access and keeping every publishing action behind an explicit confirmation gate.

Use it when the user wants an agent-assisted workflow for publishing short-form videos with Taisly, when the user mentions taisly/agent, the Taisly MCP server, Taisly CLI, or the Taisly SDK, or when coordinating final approval, caption metadata, target platforms, and posting status for social video distribution. Treat publish, schedule, delete, account-linking, and metadata update actions as state-changing operations that always require explicit user approval; if a requested action could violate platform policies, brand review, legal constraints, or creator permissions, pause and ask for confirmation rather than proceeding. This skill does not replace human review for legal, brand, copyright, or platform-compliance decisions.

The workflow: confirm the exact target platforms and the video asset paths or URLs; confirm the user has already connected the relevant social accounts in Taisly, or has provided the intended MCP/CLI setup path; draft or review captions, hashtags, titles, descriptions, and platform metadata before any publishing command runs; present a final posting summary covering platforms, media, captions, visibility, and timing; and wait for explicit user approval before invoking any Taisly command, MCP tool, SDK call, or other state-changing publishing action. The kit itself ships four pieces beyond the runtime tools: an MCP server, a CLI, an SDK, and its own agent-facing documentation, so a setup path can be built through whichever of those the user already has configured rather than assuming one specific integration surface.

Wraps the Taisly Agent Kit's MCP server, CLI, and SDK (source at github.com/taisly/agent), using the user's existing Taisly/MCP/CLI authentication flow rather than ever requesting, printing, or storing platform passwords, OAuth secrets, API keys, or session tokens. Platform availability, media requirements, and API behavior depend on the upstream Taisly Agent Kit and the connected platform accounts, and current setup instructions should be verified from the source repo before installing or running tools in a new environment.

Teams distributing one piece of short-form video, such as a product demo, across TikTok, Reels, Shorts, X, and Facebook at once, where a single caption and metadata review plus one approval step covers the whole five-platform run instead of five separate publish actions.