Threads Automation

Publish to Meta's Threads from BlackOps Center — single posts, sequential chains, replies, and scheduled campaigns. First-class parity with the X and LinkedIn surfaces.

What's included

• Native publishing — direct Meta Graph API integration. No third-party schedulers. The two-step container/publish model is hidden from the UI.
• Sequential chains — multi-post threads publish element-by-element via reply_to_id. Partial failures resume from where they stopped, so chains can't double-post.
• Smart rate limiting — tracks the 250-posts-per-24-hours profile cap automatically. Replies and chain children are exempt and counted separately.

Platform constraints

• 500 characters per post — validated at draft time.
• 1 hashtag max per post — validated at draft time.
• 250 posts per rolling 24h per profile. Replies don't count.
• No batch endpoint for chains — each child waits for the parent's id.
• No public delete endpoint — drafts can be removed in BlackOps, but published posts must be deleted in the Threads app.
• Video posts may block ~30s while Meta processes the container.

How to use

1. Open Threads Studio in the admin sidebar.
2. Click Connect Threads and authorize via Meta OAuth.
3. Click New Thread — choose Single or Chain.
4. Compose with live character + hashtag counters; save as draft, publish immediately, or schedule for later.

MCP tools

All Threads operations are exposed through the BlackOps MCP server, so any connected AI assistant can compose, schedule, and publish on your behalf:

• post_threads
• get_threads
• get_threads_by_id
• patch_threads_by_id
• delete_threads_by_id
• post_threads_by_id_post
• post_threads_by_id_schedule
• post_threads_campaign
• post_threads_reply
• get_threads_accounts
• attach_media_to_thread

Related

• Post Distribution Dashboard — track every Threads post linked to a parent blog post in one view
• Twitter Automation — sibling write surface for X