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Claude Cowork/TarenoMost social content starts as a document: a report, an event sheet, a campaign brief.
Claude Cowork / Tareno
Watch what happens right after you connect Tareno: your assistant can see your social accounts, and you can start writing.
Claude CoworkIllustrated demo · no live account
Install the published Tareno plugin from Claude's plugin directory, sign in with your Tareno account and enable it for the task. Start by asking Claude Cowork to list your connected social accounts. The same plugin runs in Claude Code and the Claude apps, so you connect once.
Open Claude's plugin directory, search for Tareno and install it. The published plugin carries the Tareno social-operations skill together with the MCP connection, which means Cowork knows the order of work: accounts first, platform rules next, drafts after that.
Complete the Tareno sign-in when Claude asks, and read the permissions before you approve. Use the account that owns the social profiles you want to work with, because Cowork can only use what is connected to that workspace.
Add the LinkedIn, Facebook or Instagram profiles in the Tareno dashboard before the task starts. A task that begins with missing accounts ends with drafts that have no destination.
Ask Claude Cowork to list your accounts and summarize what it found without creating anything. Once the right accounts appear, give it the folder or documents for the real task.
Input
Provide the approved source and audience.
Review-ready drafts
Use Tareno and compare the returned draft IDs.
Approval in Tareno
Review text, media, account, and time in Tareno and approve.
Cowork earns its place when the input is more than a single prompt. These three jobs start from files you already have, and each one has a workflow page with its own prompts.
Give Cowork the approved report and the one insight you want readers to remember. It drafts a post with a clear point of view, keeps the figures that appear in the document, and lists any statement it could not find in the source so you can decide whether to keep it.
Event posts fail on small details. Cowork reads the dates, venue and registration link from your event sheet, writes the post, and compares the draft with the sheet one more time before it saves anything, so a wrong time zone or a broken link is caught in the chat.
Hand over a campaign brief with the approved images and the brand rules. Cowork tightens the brief into a few clear lines, finds the approved images through your media library, writes two caption options for each one, and saves the strongest pairs as drafts, so you compare picture and text side by side in Tareno before choosing a time.
One guide for every network this agent can work with in Tareno, each with its own example, prompts and limits.
A normal Claude conversation suits a single post. Cowork pays off when one input produces several outputs, for example a report that becomes a LinkedIn post, a Facebook announcement and an Instagram caption in one run. If the source is code, Claude Code is the closer fit; if the source is a conversation, the Claude app is enough. All three share the plugin and the same Tareno account.
https://tareno.co/api/mcpUse the same Tareno account across supported clients. Open the relevant setup guide for authentication, first use, reconnect, and revocation.
list_accountsChecked:
Yes. Cowork reads the material you give it, drafts posts for the accounts connected in Tareno and saves them as drafts. It cannot invent evidence, so the claims should come from the document itself, and you review each draft before asking for a publishing time.
Only once. After the plugin is installed and you have signed in, Tareno is available to later tasks. For each task, tell Cowork which accounts and which source files to use so that the result lands on the right profile.
Yes, through the Facebook and Instagram profiles connected in Tareno. Cowork prepares drafts and scheduling requests for them, and the posts go live only after you approve each request in the Tareno dashboard.
Yes. The Tareno plugin is published in Claude's plugin directory for Claude Cowork, Claude Code and the Claude apps. After connecting your own Tareno account, run list_accounts and check the returned profiles before creating a draft or requesting a publishing time.
Every publishing request becomes an approval action in Tareno with a link. Cowork reports it as pending, and the status changes only when you approve it. You can check the outcome later with `get_action_status`.
It can propose pairs from filenames and your descriptions, using the images in your media library. Confirm the final pairing when you open the draft in Tareno, because Cowork cannot judge brand fit on its own.
Cowork will tell you that no matching account exists, because it only sees profiles connected in your Tareno workspace. Add the profile in the Tareno dashboard, then start the task again or ask Cowork to list the accounts once more.
Use Cowork when the source is a set of documents, such as reports, briefs and event sheets. Use Claude Code when the source is a repository with changelogs and commits. The plugin and your Tareno account are the same in both.
Start with your Tareno account, connect your agent and prepare drafts. You approve what goes live.