To automate Instagram posts with Antwork, tell ChatGPT or Claude what you are posting this week. It drafts captions that sound like your last ones, you tweak what you want, and you schedule Instagram posts, carousels, Reels and Stories that go out on time.
To schedule an Instagram post in Instagram itself, create a post or Reel, turn on Schedule this post under More options and pick a time up to 30 days ahead. A public account can schedule up to 25 posts a day that way, and Meta Business Suite schedules posts and stories too. Both work one post at a time, written by you. To automate Instagram posts, Antwork adds the rest: ChatGPT or Claude drafts the week from your recent captions, Stories and carousels come from the same chat, every Instagram account you connect shares one calendar, and nothing goes out until you approve it.
A steady Instagram feed takes more evenings than you have.
Antwork turns one conversation with your AI into a week of posts that go out on their own.
No new app to learn. It works inside ChatGPT, Claude or the Antwork app.
Share the photos or Reels and a line about each. ChatGPT or Claude takes it from there.
Captions start from your recent Instagram posts, so they sound like you. Nothing goes out until you say so.
Pick the times, or let your AI spread the week. Posts go out from our servers, even with your laptop closed.
Before it writes, your AI reads your recent Instagram captions: how long they run, how you use emoji and hashtags, how you sign off. You keep the edits and the final word.
Carousels of up to 10 photos and videos, Reels that also show on your grid, and Stories at the time you pick. Tag people in photo posts.
Using Buffer? Both connect to ChatGPT and Claude. With Antwork, captions start from your own recent posts, and you approve each one in the chat.
Antwork vs BufferAfter that it is $5 a month per connected account. No monthly post cap on any account, no seats, no card to start.
There is no official Instagram MCP server. We checked 12 third-party ones against their own docs and Meta's API rules: which publish Reels and Stories, which answer DMs, which scrape, which risk your account.