Facebook gives you more room than every other platform here combined, and the smallest image ceiling of any of them.
VS Code installs Antwork from a single click, straight into the Copilot chat MCP servers. The one thing that catches people is the extension it rides on.
MCP servers in VS Code run through GitHub Copilot, so the extension has to be installed and signed in.
“Write a Facebook post about this announcement, long form, in my voice.”
“Take these six product photos and put them in one Facebook post scheduled for Thursday.”
“Rewrite my last Facebook post as something shorter and show me both.”
“What has performed best on Facebook over the last month?”
Facebook takes sixty three thousand characters, more than twenty times what LinkedIn allows. The agent writes to what the post needs rather than to a ceiling, because here the ceiling is not a real constraint.
Facebook's image ceiling is 1200 by 630, the smallest of any platform Antwork posts to. Anything larger leans on their resize, so the agent says so before it attaches rather than after it looks soft in the feed.
Facebook is the only platform here that accepts .bmp, it takes .webp, and it will read nine different video containers. If you have an awkward file left over from somewhere else, this is where it goes through.
A post can carry ten images. It cannot carry images and a video at once, so a mixed batch becomes two posts and the agent tells you which is which.
One command, one consent screen, and Facebook is something you can just ask for.