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FeedHive + Nerve
Schedule, manage and publish social media content with FeedHive.
What Nerve can do with FeedHive
Look things up 1
List Posts
List Posts. Returns a list of posts, optionally filtered by status or labels
Make changes 7
Create Post
Create Post. Creates a new post in FeedHive (draft or scheduled)
Update Post
Update Post. Updates an existing post in FeedHive. Only the fields you fill in will be changed
Get Post
Get Post. Retrieves the details of a specific post
Delete Post
Delete Post. Deletes a post from FeedHive. This action cannot be undone
Create Label
Create Label. Creates a new label in FeedHive for organising posts
Create Post via Trigger
Create Post via Trigger. Fires a FeedHive Workflow Trigger to create a post. The workflow defines which accounts to post to, the AI model to use, and any default content
Custom API Call
Custom API Call. Make a custom API call to a specific endpoint
Start a workflow when something happens in FeedHive
- Post Notification
- Comment Notification
Works with
- Agents. An Agent can use FeedHive when you grant it the capability.
- Workflows. FeedHive can be a step in a workflow that runs the same way every time.
- Approvals. Actions that matter can wait for a person before FeedHive is touched.
You connect with: api key.
How it can work
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Something happens
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An Agent or workflow decides what to do
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A person approves, if it matters
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FeedHive: create post
Connected is not unrestricted
Connecting FeedHive does not give every Agent unrestricted access to it. Each Agent needs the capability granted, the identity it acts as must be allowed, and consequential actions can wait for a person to approve them.
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Deploy your first Nerve Agent
Start with one conversation your team handles every day. Give the Agent what it needs to know, connect the tools it should use, and decide where a person steps in.
