Threads publishing without rebuilding account connection, reply-chain composition, media handling, queues, and webhook status events.
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import { KavenioClient } from "@kavenio/sdk";
const kavenio = new KavenioClient({
authToken: process.env.KAVENIO_API_KEY,
});
// Send your user to this URL to connect their Threads account.
const { authorizationUrl } = await kavenio.connect.begin({
platform: "threads",
});
// Publish a reply chain to the connected Threads account.
await kavenio.posts.create({
publishNow: true,
platforms: [
{
platform: "threads",
accountId: "acct_threads_123",
platformSpecificData: {
topicTag: "Launch_2026",
threadItems: [
{ content: "Shipping product updates from one API." },
{ content: "Status events keep automation in sync." },
],
},
},
],
});kavenio.connect.begin(...)Create a Threads connect URL and send the user through authorization for the account they want to publish from.
kavenio.posts.create(...)Publish now or schedule a Threads post, topic-tagged post, media post, or reply chain for the selected connected account.
kavenio.webhooks.create(...)Trigger your automation when Threads publishing succeeds, fails, or needs attention instead of polling for state.
Send users through Threads connection once, then publish through the selected connected account.
Create multi-post Threads reply chains with `threadItems` instead of modeling provider publish steps in your app.
Attach supported image or video media and pass a Threads topic tag when the post needs one.
Schedule posts, publish now, and trigger automation from status events instead of polling provider APIs.
Start testing Threads connection and publishing without configuring your own Threads app first.
Use your Threads app credentials when your team owns approvals, branding, and policy setup.
Stop rebuilding account connection, reply-chain publishing, media handling, retries, and status events for every product surface.
Yes. Connect a Threads account and publish through the same posts API used for every supported social platform.
Yes. Pass `threadItems` and the publish workflow creates each item in order as a connected reply chain.
Yes. Threads publishing supports public image and video URLs, including media inside thread items.
Yes. Use the Threads platform-specific data to pass a topic tag for the first item in the post or reply chain.