Turn your progress into posts worth sharing.
Statbrag turns what you did into a post for each social network, with a card of your numbers. Buffer schedules them on your social media.
Scheduled for Mon 9:00 through Buffer
Scheduled for Wed 12:15 through Buffer
Scheduled for Thu 18:00 through Buffer
Scheduled for Sat 10:30 through Buffer
What have you been working toward?
Give the work a moment outside the work.
A feature that’s live, a first customer, or a week on your side project.
Make it yours.
Pick the look that fits your vibe, from a note on your phone to a comic page or a terminal screen. Each style comes in colours of its own, or your brand’s.
You can change any word or number, or ask your agent to do it for you.
Make your posts with the AI agent you already use.
Connect Statbrag to your agent once. After that, your agent finds the numbers, makes the card and schedules the posts on your social media through Buffer.
- Claude
- ChatGPT
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Cursor
- VS Code
- Gemini CLI
- Zed
- Le Chat
- Goose
- Cline
- opencode
- Raycast
- Warp
- JetBrains AI
- Hermes Agent
- OpenClaw
Works with agents that can add a remote MCP server by URL. Some apps need a paid plan or an admin.
- You:
ok, wrapping up for today. Can you make me a Statbrag card of what I shipped this week? And add it to my This week deck
Read this week’s commits and pull requests23 merged, the offline queue the biggestgh pr list --state merged --author @me23 pull requests merged since Sunday, 7 on Thursdaygit log --shortstat --since=sundayBiggest: the offline queue and the conflict resolvermake_card“Shipped offline mode”get_deckThis week, 3 cardsupdate_deckThis week, now 4 cards- Your coding agent:
Editor in your chatColourChange the style and colour here. To change the words, ask in this chat.
Here’s your week: offline mode, 23 pull requests merged. It’s the fourth card in your This week deck. Want help writing a caption? Then I can schedule the deck as a post on your social media through Buffer.
Your agent. A new thing it can do.
Start with the agent you already work with.
Add Statbrag to your agent
Paste this URL into its connector settings:
https://statbrag.com/mcpSign in
Your agent opens Statbrag’s sign-in. You see what it may do and choose whether it can schedule posts or only save drafts. Click “Allow” and it’s connected.
Ask for your first card
Try “Make a card about the progress I made this week. Use Statbrag.”
Sign-in is standard MCP OAuth: your agent never sees your password, and you can disconnect it on the Agents page at any time.
Claude Code, Cursor and other agents that don’t sign in this way use an agent token instead.
Group your cards into decks.
A deck is a few cards about one thing, like a project, a month or a workout goal. Send them together and Buffer schedules them on your social media, in a format that fits each platform.
Carousel
One post with a slide for each card, which people swipe through.
- Threads
- TikTok
Photo grid
One post that shows your cards together in a grid, the way most feeds show several photos.
- X
- Bluesky
- Mastodon
Up to four cards on X, Bluesky and Mastodon.
Series
One post or one story per card, spread over days. Buffer keeps a posting schedule for each of your social media channels: the days and times you like to post. A series takes the next free times in it, so you don’t pick a time for every card.
On Instagram and Facebook, each card can go as a story: it’s redrawn to fill the screen, and it goes out with no caption.
- Mon 8:30
- Wed 12:15
- Thu 18:00
- Sat 10:30
LinkedIn document carousel
People swipe through your cards right in the feed. LinkedIn only does that with a PDF document, so Statbrag makes one from your deck, a page per card.
These posts had a 21.77% median engagement rate, against 6.52% for images: Buffer’s 2026 data
Before your first brag.
Which agents work with Statbrag?
Claude.ai and ChatGPT connect with the Statbrag URL and a sign-in. Claude Code, Cursor, Hermes, Grok Bot and other agents that can add a remote MCP server use an agent token you create on the Agents page. How a card shows up in the chat varies by app.
Do I need an AI agent?
No. Describe the card you want in Statbrag, and its card builder drafts one for you to edit. But an agent makes it much easier, because it can bring the numbers with it: from the work you’ve just done together, from earlier chats it remembers, or from a screenshot of your sleep tracker, gym app or Duolingo streak. It finds the story, so you don’t have to type it out.
Does Statbrag get access to all my data?
No, only what goes on the card. Your agent does the digging: it reads the tools, files or screenshots you give it, picks out the story, and sends Statbrag just the words and numbers for the card, and a link to a photo when you give it one. In the card builder, what you type goes to the model that drafts the card. Card images sit at public links so Buffer can fetch them. Your photos sit at public links too, so only upload or put on a card what you’re happy to share.
Do I need Buffer?
To post, yes: Statbrag sends every card through Buffer, as a draft, into your queue, at a time you pick or right away. You can sign in with Google, make cards and download them, and connect Buffer when you’re ready.
Can I edit or download a card?
Yes. Change any word or number in the editor, or ask your agent for a new version, and download the image whenever you like.
What’s a deck?
A set of your cards, in order, sent together. On LinkedIn it becomes a document: one PDF page per card, which people swipe through. Elsewhere it goes out as a carousel, one post people swipe through, or as a series, one post or story per card.
Who’s the peacock?
That’s Humble. Proud as a peacock, and he thinks you should be too: it isn’t bragging if it’s true.