myna 0.1.0
First release.
curl -fsSL https://mynaposter.com/install.sh | shA standalone binary with the runtime compiled in, so nothing else needs to be
installed first. Verify it yourself against SHA256SUMS if you would rather not
pipe a script.
What it does. Connect an account, write once, and post to 25 networks —
tailored to each one's character limit, threaded where threads exist, truncated
where they do not. Schedule posts, read timelines and mentions, and see exactly
what landed and what failed.
Logging in. myna login <network> asks for whatever that network actually
accepts: a real username and password for Bluesky, Mastodon, Reddit, Lemmy,
Matrix, Mattermost and WordPress; a token for Telegram, Discord, Slack, Nostr
and the blog targets; a browser sign-in for X, Facebook, Instagram, Threads,
LinkedIn, Pinterest and TikTok, which removed password APIs years ago.
Also in here. An optional AI writer that reads a link and drafts a post with
hashtags, an infographic generator that renders text deterministically rather
than letting an image model rewrite it, a desktop app, an HTTP API and an MCP
server.
Credentials are encrypted with AES-256-GCM in ~/.config/myna. There is no myna
account and no server in the path.
Which binary. myna-linux-x86_64 unless your CPU predates AVX2, in which
case -baseline. The installer picks for you.