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Post → Create a Post
AI-generatedSummary
Creates a Bluesky post from the supplied text, with optional language tags, a website card, and media attachments.
Inputs
- Post Text (required) — Text for the post.
- Language Names or IDs — Languages to tag the post with; defaults to English (en). Supports the listed language codes and expression-supplied IDs.
- Website Card — Optionally attach a card using a required website URI. You can fetch Open Graph tags from the URL, or provide a title and optional description and thumbnail binary property (defaults to data).
- Include Media — Enable media attachments; defaults to false.
- Fail on Media Processing Error — When media is enabled, choose whether a media processing error fails the operation. Defaults to false, allowing the post to continue without media and adding a warning to the result.
- Media Items — When media is enabled, add image or video items with a required binary property name (defaults to data) and optional alt text. The UI documents up to four images or one video per post.
Output shape
A single result containing the created post data.
Media processing failures are configured to either fail the operation or allow it to continue without media and add a warning. The supplied source pack shows the operation signatures but omits their function bodies, so it does not establish the exact returned fields.
Examples
Example 1: Publish a text-only post
Enter the post text and leave Include Media disabled; optionally select language tags.
Example 2: Publish a post with a website card
Add the website URI and either enable Open Graph tag fetching or enter card details manually.
Example 3: Publish a post with attachments
Enable Include Media and add media items that reference binary properties on the input item.