URL Scheme - Stealth Mode Background Posting

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URL Scheme - Stealth Mode Background Posting

Execute actions silently without UI dialogs via stealthMode parameter
Automation workflows shouldn"t show dialogs. Stealth mode performs URL scheme actions in background without confirmation dialogs or UI interruptions.

How to Use

• 1Create script with multiple posts to schedule

• 2Add stealthMode=true to URLs

• 3Example: statuz://schedule?text=Post&date=...&stealthMode=true

• 4Execute script

• 5Watch posts schedule without dialogs

• 6No UI interruptions during batch

• 7All posts appear on calendar

• 8Notifications still work (optional)

• 9Try cron job scheduling

• 10Automated posting runs unattended

• 11Calendar fills without user interaction

• 12Compare to normal mode - stealth eliminates interruptions

Key Features

• Background Execution - No UI dialogs shown

• Silent Operation - Actions complete without prompts

• Batch Friendly - Process many URLs without interruption

• Notification Optional - Can still notify on completion

• Unattended Automation - Scripts run without user

• Cron Job Compatible - Scheduled automation works

• MCP Default - MCP operations use stealth by default

• Error Logging - Errors logged, not shown as dialogs

• Calendar Updates - Posts appear silently

• Efficient Batch - Process hundreds of posts

• No Confirmation - Assumes you want the action

• Professional Automation - Enterprise-grade scripting

• User Control - stealthMode=false for normal dialogs

Why It's Critical

Automation scripts showing 20 confirmation dialogs defeats the purpose. Stealth mode makes true batch automation possible - execute hundreds of operations unattended.

Pro Tips

• Always use stealthMode for automation scripts

• Batch scheduling: Loop through posts with stealth mode

• Cron jobs: Scheduled scripts need stealth

• Unattended: Leave script running without dialogs

• Error checking: Check logs, not dialogs

• Notification useful: Can notify on completion even in stealth

• MCP uses stealth by default - same pattern

• Professional automation: No UI interruption

• Hundreds of posts: Stealth mode handles scale

• Validation still happens: Errors caught, just logged not shown

Example Batch Script

#!/bin/bash
# Schedule 50 posts without dialogs
for post in posts/*.txt; do
 text=$(cat "$post")
 date=$(get_schedule_time)
 open "statuz://schedule?text=$text&date=$date&stealthMode=true"
 sleep 0.5
done
echo "All posts scheduled silently"

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