MCP • Post Deletion via AI Commands

How It Works

Deletion is permanent. We don't pretend otherwise. So every delete command gets a confirmation.

"Delete all drafts" → "Delete 5 drafts? This cannot be undone." → You confirm → They're gone.

No accidental wipes. No "oops I didn't mean that." The AI always checks first.

What You Can Delete

• Single posts: "Delete Monday's post"
• By status: "Clear all failed posts"
• By reference: "Delete that one" (after discussing it)
• In bulk: "Delete all drafts"

The AI understands context. If you just talked about a post, "delete that" works.

Why No Undo?

Because undo creates false confidence. People get sloppy when they think they can reverse things. We'd rather you confirm once and mean it than click carelessly and scramble to recover.

Deletion is a serious action. We treat it that way.

Example Conversations

You: "Show me all failed posts"
Claude: "2 failed posts: [lists them]"

You: "Delete all failed posts"
Claude: "Delete 2 failed posts? This cannot be undone."

You: "Yes"
Claude: "Deleted."

You: "What's scheduled for Friday?"
Claude: "Product announcement at 9am"

You: "Delete that"
Claude: "Delete the product announcement for Friday 9am?"

You: "Yes"
Claude: "Done."

Clear. Safe. Final.