Can a prompt replace Hootsuite?

Build a scheduler for exactly one social network's official API — not a multi-network dashboard. Pick one platform with a stable, documented posting API, such as Bluesky's AT Protocol API or Mastodon's REST API, both genuinely accessible without the business-verification process many other platforms require. Use Next.js/TypeScript with Postgres, and that network's OAuth flow for authorization. Build a draft editor with a live character count and media-limit validation matching the target network's actual constraints, a weekly calendar view of scheduled posts, and reusable snippet templates. Publish scheduled posts through a background job — a cron-triggered queue worker — with retries and clear failure surfacing; a failed post should be visibly flagged, not silently dropped. Store the platform's returned post ID after publishing and periodically refresh basic engagement stats (likes, reposts) through the same API, without scraping. Add local media storage for images attached to scheduled posts, and CSV export of your post history. Do not build multi-network support, a unified inbox, or social listening — those are out of scope; if you need to post to a second network, expect to write a second, separate integration, not a shared abstraction over both. Needs an OAuth app registration with your chosen network, typically free and fast to get approved for personal use.