MCP overview

CreatorsJet MCP lets you use CreatorsJet from an AI assistant. You can ask simple questions such as “Show me my media kits” or “List my active campaigns.”

Start here

You do not need to write code or know tool names.

1. Add the MCP server URL to your AI assistant.
2. Choose Connect and sign in to CreatorsJet when asked.
3. Approve the access request.
4. Return to your assistant and ask for what you need.

Start with the plain-language quick starts. Your account only sees actions it is allowed to use.

What you can ask for

• “Show me my media kits.”
• “List my connected social accounts.”
• “Show my active campaigns.”
• “Show our pitch decks.”
• “Find sponsorship opportunities for me.”

The assistant shows only information your account can access. It should ask before any destructive change, such as removing a social account.

Do you need the Public API?

Usually, no. MCP is the easiest option when you want to work in an AI assistant. Use the Public API only when a developer is connecting CreatorsJet to software, a website, or an internal system.

For technical setup

Your AI assistant must support remote MCP connections and a secure browser sign-in. CreatorsJet uses OAuth for this connection; public API keys and browser session tokens do not work as MCP credentials. The connection never changes your plan or bypasses account limits.

For the complete technical list of tool names, permissions, and limitations, see MCP tools.

Next steps

• Try the quick starts
• See all tools and permissions
• Learn how changes are kept safe