Agent key or app connection confirms workspace and permissions.
CreavilyBrand publishing
Agent routines
Give creative agents a safe way to prepare publishing work.
Agent-generated assets should not bypass human trust, workspace boundaries, media storage, or publishing confirmation. Creavily gives agents a stable publishing path while keeping teams in control.
Agent setup
Agents get repeatable routines, teams keep control.
Agents can submit clear publishing work, while every write stays approved, previewed, duplicate-protected, and easy to review.
Agents send media IDs or uploaded URLs, not local file paths.
Preview returns readiness checks, destinations, and scheduling guidance.
Live publishing stays behind explicit controls and duplicate protection.
Publishing model
Agent guardrails
A local Asset Manager selects media, sends a preview submission, receives schedule suggestions, then repeats with live publishing after the team approves it.
Accept publishing submissions with saved media and brand context.
Limit what an external agent can read, preview, schedule, or publish.
Start with previews, then enable live publishing only after testing.
Agent routinesAgent-facing pages must be explicit about approval controls.Creavily is not only a human app. Customer agents need reliable ways to upload media, preview posts, create schedules, read publishing progress, and receive updates while workspace boundaries stay strict.
Agent-facing pages must be explicit about approval controls.
Creavily is not only a human app. Customer agents need reliable ways to upload media, preview posts, create schedules, read publishing progress, and receive updates while workspace boundaries stay strict.
Agent submission scenarioA local Asset Manager selects media, sends a preview submission, receives schedule suggestions, then repeats with live publishing after the team approves it.
Access
Limited agent accessEach customer agent or team automation uses keys limited to its workspace and approved actions.
Media
Transfer layer is first-classAgents send uploaded media IDs or safe remote imports, not files that only exist on one computer.
Controls
Write access opens graduallyPreview first, live schedule second, final publish last.
Updates
Updates close the loopAgents receive signed updates for accepted, scheduled, attempted, and completed work.
Product detail
Agent setup essentials
The agent page should make setup requirements clear before a developer writes code.
AccessAgent key + permissionsNo dashboard session sharing with agents.
RepeatDuplicate protectionRepeat submissions without duplicate posts.
ResultProgress + delivery updateAgents can check publishing progress and also receive updates.
Next step
Bring this publishing path into your Creavily workspace.
Use Google login for the human workspace, then connect channels and agent routines when the account is ready.
Give an integration only the authority it needs
An agent should use explicit brand and media identities through the Public API. It should not scrape the dashboard, reuse a human browser session or handle raw social account credentials.
How to use it
- Use a least-privilege integration credential and discover only authorized brands and destinations.
- Resolve authorized media and request a publishing preview before a permitted mutation.
- Confirm the intended work, use the API's idempotency contract and observe status or signed delivery updates.
Know the limits
- Write controls, scope checks and tenant checks remain API responsibilities; SDK and MCP tools cannot bypass them.
- Idempotency protects repeated requests within its contract, not absolute exactly-once delivery across every provider.
Can MCP create broader permissions?
No. MCP is an adapter over the SDK and Public API, not an independent authorization system.
Should agents receive social tokens?
No. Use scoped Creavily integration access. Provider secrets remain server-side.