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Nuelink API: Alpha Documentation

Section titled “Nuelink API: Alpha Documentation”

Version: 1.0 (Alpha) Base URL: https://nuelink.com/api/public/v1

⚠️ Alpha notice: This is an early alpha release. Endpoints and response shapes may change before general availability. Breaking changes will be announced via email to registered developers.

The Nuelink API lets you programmatically publish content to every social channel Nuelink supports (Facebook, Instagram, Threads, LinkedIn, Google Business, YouTube, TikTok, Pinterest, X (Twitter), Mastodon, Bluesky, and Telegram) from your own applications.

This first release focuses on a single workflow: creating posts and uploading media. Listing, updating, and deleting existing posts will arrive in a later release.

Section titled “How Nuelink is organized”

Before you make your first call, it helps to understand the three-level hierarchy Nuelink uses:

Account
  └── Brand (workspace, e.g. "Fernwood Botanicals")
        ├── Channels     (the connected social accounts: IG, X, TikTok, …)
        └── Collections  (content folders grouped by theme or campaign)
              └── Posts  (social media posts)
  • Brand: A fully-isolated workspace. Each brand has its own channels, collections, automations, and insights, so you can manage multiple companies or projects without their data mixing. Most accounts have one brand; agencies and power users typically have several.
  • Collection: A content folder inside a brand, typically organized by theme or campaign (e.g. “Summer Campaign”, “Product Launches”, “Customer Stories”). Each collection has a set of default channels and weekly time slots (aka Queue). When you create a post inside a collection, it publishes to the collection’s default channels.
  • Channel: A single connected social account, e.g. @fernwoodbotanicals on Instagram or your company LinkedIn page. Channels belong to a brand.

So creating a post is always:

Pick a brand → pick a collection inside it → POST the post to that collection.

Channels are listed as a separate endpoint so you can inspect what’s connected to the brand, but you don’t pass channel IDs when creating a post, the collection’s configuration determines which channels receive it.

Table of Content

Section titled “Table of Content”

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