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Listing channels

Section titled “Listing channels”

Every other command takes a channel id. Get them with:

Terminal window
nadia channels
Terminal window
# Just the ids and platforms
nadia channels | jq '.[] | {id, identifier}'


# The Instagram channel's id, in a variable
IG=$(nadia channels | jq -r '.[] | select(.identifier=="instagram-standalone") | .id')

By group

Section titled “By group”
Terminal window
nadia list-groups                    # your groups: [{ id, name }]
nadia channels --group "$GROUP_ID"   # the channels of one group

A channel’s settings

Section titled “A channel’s settings”

Each platform has its own settings — post type, privacy, maximum length — and sometimes tools that fetch data you need to fill them in:

Terminal window
nadia get-channel-settings <channel-id>

The answer lists the available fields, which ones are required, the length limits, and the tools (output.tools[].methodName).

Running a tool

Section titled “Running a tool”
Terminal window
nadia run-channel-tool <channel-id> --method-name <method> --data '{"key":"value"}'

Disconnecting

Section titled “Disconnecting”
Terminal window
nadia delete-channel <channel-id>   # disconnects it and deletes its posts

Connecting a channel goes through the provider’s login in a browser: do it from the app. The settings of each platform are detailed in the Public API reference, and an AI agent reads the same schema with integrationSchema over MCP.

Discovery workflow

Section titled “Discovery workflow”
Terminal window
# 1. Find the channel
TT=$(nadia channels | jq -r '.[] | select(.identifier=="tiktok") | .id')


# 2. What it takes
nadia get-channel-settings "$TT"


# 3. Post with those settings
nadia post -i "$TT" -s 2026-10-02T09:00:00+02:00 \
  -c "My video" -m ./video.mp4 \
  --settings '{"content_posting_method":"DIRECT_POST","privacy_level":"PUBLIC_TO_EVERYONE"}'