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Publora

Publora

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Publish or schedule posts to LinkedIn, X and eight more networks straight from your editor, through Publora.
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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Publora for VS Code

Select the text, run one command, and it goes out. This extension sends the selection, or the whole file, to Publora as a scheduled post or a draft.

Ten networks: LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Bluesky, Mastodon and Telegram.

The obvious use: you finish a release, the changelog is already open in the editor, and the announcement goes out without opening a browser.

Commands

Command What it does
Publora: Connect account Signs you in to Publora in the browser. Once.
Publora: Send selection Sends the selected text. With nothing selected, sends the whole file.
Publora: Send this file Sends the whole file regardless of the selection.
Publora: Disconnect Forgets the sign-in on this machine.

After the command you pick the channels, then choose between a draft and a scheduled time.

Setup

  1. Create a Publora account at publora.com. The free plan is 15 posts a month and three connected accounts, no card needed.
  2. Connect at least one social account in the Publora dashboard. The extension publishes to accounts connected there; it cannot connect them for you.
  3. Run Publora: Connect account, approve the request in the browser, and you are back in the editor. Nothing to copy, nothing to paste.

Prefer a key? Generate one at Settings → API keys and put it in publora.apiKey. It still works, and it is used whenever you are not signed in.

Things worth knowing

Drafts are offered first. Choosing "Save as draft" publishes nothing: the post waits in Publora until you look at it.

Instagram, TikTok and YouTube need media. They reject text-only posts, and this version sends text only. The extension says so rather than failing quietly.

The sign-in is OAuth 2.1 with PKCE, so no password and no secret ever reach the editor. The token is kept in the editor's own secret storage, not in a settings file, and it refreshes itself. Publora: Disconnect removes it.

Two hosts, both ours. https://mcp.publora.com handles the sign-in; https://api.publora.com receives the post. The extension talks to nothing else, reads no other files, and sends only the text you selected, only when you run a command.

Licence

MIT

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