Summary
Page moderation and reporting, without opening a second dashboard.
Both halves of running a Page are here: publishing - post, schedule, edit, delete - and everything that comes after, where comments need answering and someone has to say whether the post worked. Impressions arrive split into paid and organic, so did this land is answerable in the same thread that wrote the post.
What it is
A Facebook Page automation server built on the Facebook Graph API. It publishes posts, works the comment thread underneath them, and reads each post's insights back.
What you get
- Publish a post to the Page, with or without an image, or schedule one for later
- Edit a post you already published, or delete it
- Read the Page's recent posts and the comments underneath them
- Reply to a comment, delete one, or pull the comments a negative-sentiment filter flags
- Counts for a post: likes, comments, shares, clicks and engaged users
- Impressions on a post, split into organic and paid, plus the unique-viewer figure
- The Page's fan count, and the people commenting most often on a post
- Send a direct message to a user
Requirements
A Facebook Page and Graph API access to it, so the server acts as the Page rather than as a person. It installs from PyPI as just-facebook-mcp and runs on Python.
Setup effort
One command plus a key — uvx just_facebook_mcp, then supply credentials