Schedule & Chill
Let your AI write, schedule and post to LinkedIn
What it does
Free LinkedIn post scheduler with an MCP server and REST API. Let Claude Code, Cursor or Gemini CLI write and schedule your posts. No credit card.
Paste one URL into the AI tool you already use, approve the screen it shows you, then ask it to write and schedule your posts — text, images and video. No API key to create. Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector. Approve the screen it shows you. Then just ask: “Schedule a LinkedIn post about our launch for 5 minutes from now.” Three things everyone hits trying to actually get an AI-written post onto LinkedIn. Claude Code or Cursor can draft a great LinkedIn post in seconds. Getting it onto LinkedIn still means switching tabs, opening the composer, and pasting it in by hand — every single time. It has no public API and no MCP server. A human has to click "schedule" — your AI tools…from schedulenchill.com
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