Keep the context
Carry the source, caption, campaign, and destination context with the work instead of passing files between disconnected tools.
Approval-first distribution
From approved draft to scheduled post.
The ClutchCut social queue gives generated videos, carousels, and posts somewhere useful to go after review. It keeps publishing actions connected to the source media and campaign context that produced them.
Distribution should not erase the review step.
A queue is more useful when it is a controlled handoff—not a second place where context and accountability disappear.
Review before you publish
Use the approval step to catch a weak hook, wrong claim, or off-brand cut before it enters a publishing workflow.
Schedule the approved work
Move the pieces that are ready into a queue, apply timing and destinations, and keep the rest available for another review pass.
A simple queue lifecycle
Generated
In review
Approved
Queued
Scheduled
Use the queue with the dashboard, API, or future agent workflow.
The same approval-aware surface is intended to support people working in ClutchCut and automations calling the public API. Hosted MCP access is coming soon.
When an agent can create content, the queue remains the point where your team decides what should actually move toward publishing. That boundary is part of the ClutchCut product design—not an afterthought added to the integration.
Create once. Review carefully. Queue what is ready.
Use the dashboard while you are getting started, then connect queue actions to your own workflow when API access is available for your account.
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