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Facebook Pages

Meta's Graph API for managing Facebook Pages, posts, and audience analytics.

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About Facebook Pages

The Facebook Pages API (part of Meta's Graph API) lets developers read and write Page content, manage posts and comments, pull Page Insights, and handle messaging. It is used by social media management tools, agencies, and businesses to automate publishing and reporting. Access is free but requires Meta App Review and business verification for production use. Meta renamed the access tier structure in May 2026, preserving a two-tier model (limited access by default, full access after review).

AI Agent Use Cases

- Read and write Page posts, comments, and reactions

- Page Insights and analytics data access

- Manage Page messaging and inbox

- Webhook subscriptions for real-time Page events

- Marketing API integration for ads and custom audiences

Available Actions

These are the specific actions that AI agents can perform with this tool

Inputs

page

The identifier of a page

post

The identifier of a post

message

The comment text

Inputs

page

The identifier of a page

message

The main body of the post, otherwise called the status message. Either `link` or `message` must be supplied.

link

The URL of a link to attach to the post. Either link or message must be supplied.

Inputs

page

The identifier of a page

post

The identifier of a post

comment

The identifier of a comment

Inputs

page

The identifier of a page

post

The identifier of a post

Inputs

page

The identifier of a page

post

The identifier of a post

maxResults

The maximum number of results to return

Inputs

page

The identifier of a page

maxResults

The maximum number of results to return

Inputs

page

The identifier of a page

post

The identifier of a post

comment

The identifier of a comment

message

The comment text

Inputs

page

The identifier of a page

post

The identifier of a post

message

The main body of the post, otherwise called the status message.