... Jane, and I work on Publora. We build an MCP server for social publishing. Thought I'd share a debugging story in case it saves someone else a day. We built a one-click "Add to Cursor" button. The button took twenty minutes. Then Cursor printed "OAuth provider initialized" and stopped. No error. No popup. Nothing. We spent most of a day blaming the API key. It wasn't the key. With a placeholder key, our server correctly returned ... ... then goes silent, check your discovery document before you debug anything else. In our case, /.well-known/oauth-authorization-server was the culprit, not the credentials. One question for other builders here: how are you handling MCP OAuth across clients? Cursor, Claude, and VS

... everyone, Jane here from the Publora team On June 10th, on a day when 700+ products launched and only 21 made it into Featured Publora

... everyone who showed up for us today thank you. Genuinely. So let us return the favor and just show you what we built. Publora is social media scheduling and publishing, built API-first for people who'd rather automate than click through one more dashboard. One REST API, ten platforms. LinkedIn, X, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Threads, Bluesky, Mastodon, Telegram from a single endpoint. Create posts, manage your queue, bulk-schedule, pull analytics, all programmatically. An MCP server, so your ... ... teams. Workspaces for agencies and teams juggling multiple accounts. Webhooks. Real-time events on post status changes. No fluff, nothing we can't stand behind scheduling and publishing done properly, built to plug into how you already work. Publora

... everyone! Quick update on how Publora has evolved since we first launched here. At launch, Publora

... everyone! Tomorrow, Wednesday June 10, we're launching Publora on Product Hunt, and we're equal parts excited and nervous. I'm sure many of you know this pre-launch feeling full of hopes and a little bit of stress This past year has been a turning point for us. Publora

... still used by 4 million people - and previously operated a publishing brand that reached 30 million monthly readers before exiting in 2020. Today I lead Creative Content Crafts, a small team building agent-native software. Our main product is Publora - a social publishing API and MCP server for developers and AI agents. I've been following Product Hunt for a while and excited to be more active here. Always happy to talk agent-native product, founder distribution, or just what ... ... like building a fourth company after a few wins and losses. What are you all working on? Comment from Rian Robertson(@rianbrob): Wow, Serge...thanks for sharing your journey! Publora

... everyone on Product Hunt! I'm Jane, and for a long time I worked at IT companies. Just recently a new chapter started for me I joined the Publora team. I've got a solid 14 years behind me, and all that time I was telling the world about companies, their projects and their teams. And now here I am to meet you all and help other teams talk about themselves on social media without burning time on posting ... ... what are you all working on? What are you building? Comment from Rian Robertson(@rianbrob): Hey Eugenia! ... love the new chapter at Publora

... developer at CS-Cart, ended up running it as CEO (50,000+ licensed installs, 3 revenue, ~18 years there). Today: CGO at Co.Actor (AI content for LinkedIn) + Sales & Tech and solo entrepreneur. I'm also leading GTM for Publora a social publishing API + MCP server that lets AI agents post, comment, and read feeds across 10 networks with one call. Launching on PH June 10. https://www.producthunt.com/prod... What I find genuinely wild: after ~15 years mostly ...

... from xie yujin(@xie_yujin): We all love reading the "#1 Product of the Day" success stories. They are inspiring, but they often suffer from survivor bias. Sometimes, the most brutal failures offer the best blueprints. The day before Publora s incredible #1 launch, we launched our own product, AEO Table . Our modest target was 50+ upvotes. We ended up with 9 upvotes and 2 comments . To make it sting more, most of those 9 upvotes came from ...