Codex
Launch note
X
Codex, Claude, OpenClaw, Hermes, and any MCP client can draft, adapt, schedule, and publish on X in this beta, while you keep one clear calendar and the final say. Drafts for LinkedIn and Bluesky stay editable; publishing to them is not available yet.
VISIBLE IN REESHA
Launch note
Tomorrow · 9:00 AM
We built a calmer way for one real idea to travel across every audience.
Connect once
Reesha gives remote and local agents the same controlled publishing surface. No custom social API integration inside every agent.
Add the social accounts your agent is allowed to publish through.
Give each agent its own key, so access stays visible and easy to remove.
Paste one Streamable HTTP endpoint into Codex or any MCP client.
Draft, edit, schedule, publish, or clean up posts through natural conversation.
Connect assistants to your workspace so they can draft and schedule posts through Reesha.
Give each assistant a revocable key, then connect it with the same remote MCP endpoint.
Open API keysSafe by design
Reesha is the shared publishing layer between autonomous agents and the humans responsible for the Brand. Nothing disappears into a background automation.
Create, reveal, revoke, or delete access without disconnecting another client.
A key stays inside its workspace and cannot reach another team’s Brands.
Agent drafts and schedules appear in the same editor and calendar you use.
Reesha Brand
Publishing queue · Africa/Algiers
TOMORROW
9:00 AM
12:30 PM
5:00 PM
Codex
X
Hermes
X
You
X

Agents and people, together
Start with Codex, Claude, OpenClaw, Hermes, your own REST workflow, or the Reesha editor. Every draft returns to the same Brand-aware queue, ready for a person to review or reshape.
Agents can draft, adapt, schedule, and publish
People can edit, reschedule, or take over
One shared calendar keeps the context visible
Pay as you go · powered by Polar
Every $1 adds 100 credits through a manual top-up. X publishing uses 4.5 credits per plain segment or 60 per segment containing a link. Scheduling holds the future cost; AI, research and media estimates do not currently debit the publishing wallet.