Quick starts

Use these examples after connecting CreatorsJet in an MCP client such as ChatGPT, Claude, or another compatible assistant. You do not need to know tool names or write code: send the prompt as written and the assistant chooses the appropriate CreatorsJet tool.

Creator: find your media kit

Send this prompt:

Show me my media kits.

The assistant returns each media kit's name, share link, and editor link. If you have more than one, ask: “Show me the next page of media kits.”

Creator: check connected social accounts

Send this prompt:

List my connected social accounts.

To narrow the answer, say:

Show only my Instagram accounts.

The result shows the platform, handle, profile link, and connection status. It never exposes account passwords or social-platform OAuth credentials.

Creator or agency: review campaigns

Send this prompt:

Show my active campaigns.

Or, to see all of them:

List my campaigns.

The assistant returns owned campaigns only. Ask it to open one campaign after you identify it by name or ID.

Agency: find a pitch deck

Send this prompt:

Show our pitch decks.

The assistant returns decks owned by your agency. Then you can say, for example, “Open the Summer creators deck” or “Update the title of deck ….”

Agency: check a roster creator's socials

First obtain the creator ID from CreatorsJet or from a prior roster-import or creator-add result. Then send:

Show the connected social accounts for creator ID 66b0f51d46071dc43b2db103.

The assistant verifies that the creator belongs to your agency roster before returning anything. Replace the sample ID with the creator's actual ID.

A simple rule for safe changes

These prompts only read information. For a change such as adding or removing a social account, say exactly what you want changed. The assistant should show the selected account and ask for confirmation before it removes anything.