Bluesky Social MCP

Bluesky Social MCP gives Claude full control over your Bluesky account through the atproto client. It covers profiles, feeds, posts, follows, blocks, and all the social graph operations you'd expect from a proper API wrapper. The implementation is straightforward: authenticate with your handle and an app password, then you can automate posting, analyse your feed patterns, bulk-manage follows, or build personal brand workflows without touching the web UI. I'd reach for this when I'm scheduling content across time zones or need to analyse engagement patterns without manually scrolling. The feed analytics angle is particularly useful if you're trying to figure out what actually performs on Bluesky versus what you think performs. You can query your posts, pull metrics, and correlate them with posting times or content types. The follow management tools are solid for cleaning up your graph or identifying accounts that match specific criteria. The quirks are minimal but worth noting. You're authenticating with an app password, not OAuth, which means you need to generate one from Bluesky's settings first. The server doesn't abstract away atproto's data model, so you'll see references to DIDs and ATProto URIs if you dig into the responses. That's fine if you know Bluesky's architecture, but it's not beginner-friendly if you're expecting Twitter-style simplicity. This is a community server, so expect the occasional rough edge. The repo is young (v0.1 at time of writing), and the documentation assumes you know what you're doing with MCP servers generally. If you're already automating social media workflows or building tools that need programmatic Bluesky access, this is the cleanest path I've seen. If you just want to post occasionally, the web interface is faster. Skip this if you're not comfortable with API-level social media operations or if you're looking for a no-code solution. The value here is in automation and bulk operations, not in making simple tasks simpler.