VibeCom brings Growth Autopilot into Claude Code over MCP. You describe what you shipped from the terminal, and it drafts product-grounded posts for X, LinkedIn, and your blog, queues them for review, and publishes the ones you approve. Five minutes a day, no separate dashboard to remember.

The features ship. The launches happen. But the X post, the LinkedIn update, the blog draft β they sit on a to-do list because posting means leaving Claude Code, opening a marketing tool, and re-explaining a product the tool has never seen. So it does not get done, and the work you are proudest of goes unnoticed. Claude Code marketing closes that gap by drafting from the same place you build.
You already run your whole build loop from Claude Code. Now the content marketing runs there too β same window, same flow, no separate tool to remember.
Drafts start from your real product context and the work you just shipped, so they read like a founder who knows the product β because the source is the product.
The agent does the drafting and queueing. Your only job is the morning review: approve the good ones, skip the weak ones, ship.
From the Claude Code prompt, describe the feature, fix, or milestone in plain English. No dashboard, no context-switch β you stay in the terminal you already live in.
VibeCom pulls your product context, saved materials, channel personas, and history, then writes X, LinkedIn, and blog drafts that sound like your product β not generic AI filler.
Nothing is live yet. Drafts queue for your approval. Edit, reject, schedule, or approve β from Claude Code or the dashboard, whichever is open.
Connected channels auto-publish approved posts at their scheduled slot. Your shipped work becomes a steady content stream you review in five minutes a day.
One shipped feature, two drafts. The agent writes for each channel's voice β punchy and hook-first for X, longer and context-rich for LinkedIn β grounded in your real product, not a generic template.
Just shipped usage-based billing. Meter any event, set a price, and Stripe handles the invoicing. Took the whole "how do we charge for this" question off the table for our customers. The part I'm proud of: zero config for the common case. π
We just rolled out usage-based billing, and it changed how our customers think about pricing. Instead of guessing a plan tier upfront, they pay for what they actually meter. Under the hood it's Stripe, but the win is that setup is one line for the common case. If you're a founder weighing seat-based vs. usage-based, happy to share what we learned.
Illustrative drafts for a fictional product. Your drafts use your own product context and founder voice.
Two commands and an OAuth approval. After that, Claude Code can list your channels, draft posts, generate images, and publish approved drafts through VibeCom.
claude mcp add --transport http vibecom https://www.vibecom.app/mcpRun this once in your terminal. It registers VibeCom as an MCP server for Claude Code over Streamable HTTP.
/mcpOpen a Claude Code session and run /mcp. Approve VibeCom through OAuth in the browser, and the token binds to your account.
claude "draft a launch post about today's release"Describe what you shipped in plain English. Claude Code calls VibeCom to draft, queue, and β once you approve β publish.
"List my connected channels and their schedules.""I just shipped dark mode. Draft an X post and a LinkedIn update.""Turn this week's changelog into a short blog post and queue it.""Generate an image for the launch post and attach it.""Show me what's pending review, then publish the approved ones."
Marketing from Claude Code is one surface of Growth Autopilot, the vibe marketing platform that runs your content across X, LinkedIn, and your blog, monitors competitors, and mines SEO opportunities. Everything you draft from the terminal lands in the same review queue as the rest, so your daily five-minute check covers your whole marketing surface β not just one channel.
Tools like Buffer and Typefully assume you already wrote the content β they put it on a calendar. That leaves the hardest part, the writing, on you. VibeCom starts a step earlier. It reads your product context and what you just shipped, drafts channel-native posts in your voice, and only then schedules and publishes the ones you approve.
That is the difference between terminal marketing automation and a posting queue. One removes the work; the other just organizes work you still have to do. For a solo technical founder who would rather ship than write marketing copy, removing the work is the whole point.
Claude Code marketing means running your content marketing from the Claude Code terminal instead of a separate dashboard. VibeCom connects to Claude Code over MCP, so you describe what you shipped in plain English and it drafts product-grounded posts for X, LinkedIn, and blogs that you review before anything publishes.
Run claude mcp add --transport http vibecom https://www.vibecom.app/mcp in your terminal, then open a Claude Code session and run /mcp to authenticate. After that, Claude Code can list your channels, draft posts, generate images, and publish approved drafts through VibeCom.
Nothing publishes before you approve it. VibeCom drafts and queues content; you approve, edit, reject, or schedule from a review queue. Connected channels can then auto-publish approved posts at their scheduled time.
A scheduler moves posts you already wrote onto a calendar. VibeCom is a Claude Code marketing agent that writes the posts first β product-grounded, channel-native drafts created from what you shipped β then schedules and can auto-publish them after your review.
Solo technical founders who live in Claude Code and the terminal and do not have time to run marketing manually. VibeCom turns shipped work into a steady stream of content you review in about five minutes a day.
Connect VibeCom over MCP and run your content marketing from the terminal you already live in. You review in five minutes a day.