Tumblr

What This Integration Enables

Tumblr's communities are where certain audiences, fandoms, artists, niche subcultures, actually live, and most brand teams have zero visibility into it. For the brands those communities adopt, the conversation happens with or without them, so the only real choice is whether to hear it. This connector gives FlowRunner agents clean read access to the public network: blog metadata, published posts, avatars, publicly shared likes, and cross-network tag feeds. It is deliberately read-only, public-read API-key auth with no write scope, which makes it a safe, low-friction listening post. - Monitor brand, product, and category tags across the whole network on a schedule - Track specific creator and community blogs for new posts, with type and tag filters - Fetch blog metadata, title, description, post count, last-updated time, for enrichment and reporting - Read a creator's publicly shared likes to understand what they engage with before an outreach - Resolve avatar URLs at exact sizes for dashboards and digest formatting The read-only scope is worth stating plainly: this extension cannot post, reblog, edit, or delete anything, because those operations require OAuth 1.0a signed requests that are deliberately out of its reach. For a monitoring integration, that constraint is a feature. Nothing an agent does through this connector can touch the network it watches. What the agent finds is public; what the brand does about it is not automatic. That response decision is where FlowRunner's [human-in-the-loop](/concepts/human-in-the-loop) step lives.