Available now in CreatorFlow desktop 5.5.0 (Microsoft Store) and Android 1.6.0 (Google Play). The connector works with any CreatorFlow account, Free or Pro.
What MCP is
MCP — the Model Context Protocol — is the open standard AI assistants use to work with the apps you already have. With MCP, the assistant you use every day can work with your CreatorFlow account directly instead of you copying text between windows.
It works with any assistant that supports MCP connectors, such as Claude and ChatGPT.
What your assistant can do
You choose what each assistant is allowed to do when you connect it:
- Read your profile and platforms — your brand voice and the platforms you've connected, so drafts sound like you.
- Read your queue — see the drafts already waiting.
- Write drafts — create new drafts and revise existing ones.
- Schedule and publish (Pro, optional) — send queued posts out. Off unless you tick it for that assistant.
Drafts land in your CreatorFlow queue. On desktop they're under Queue → Assistant drafts, where you can publish, schedule, edit, or reject them. On Android they show in the Queue with a "Drafted by" label, where you can publish or reject them. Scheduled posts go out from CreatorFlow's servers, even with your PC off.
Free and Pro
- Free: assistants can read your profile, platforms, and queue, and write and edit drafts. You publish or schedule them yourself.
- Pro: everything in Free, plus scheduling and publishing — but only for assistants you've switched it on for.
Limits
Each connected assistant can have up to 25 drafts waiting at once, create up to 50 new drafts a day, and make up to 30 schedules or publishes a day.
Connecting an assistant
CreatorFlow's MCP server address is:
https://mcp.creatorflowlab.com/mcp
- Open your assistant's connector settings and add a custom connector. In Claude, that's Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector. In ChatGPT and other assistants, look for custom connectors or MCP servers in settings.
- Name it CreatorFlow and paste the address above.
- You'll be sent to a CreatorFlow consent page. Sign in with your CreatorFlow email and password.
- Pick the permissions this assistant gets, then approve.
Once connected, just ask — "draft three posts about Friday's launch," or "tighten up the drafts in my queue" — and check your Queue to see the results.
Managing assistants
In the desktop app, Settings → Assistants shows the address to paste and every connected assistant; on Android, it's Settings → AI Assistants. From either one you can rename an assistant, switch its publishing permission on or off, or disconnect it. It loses access on its next request.
Good to know
- Your assistant never receives your CreatorFlow password or your social-platform credentials — those stay with CreatorFlow.
- Assistants read the brand voice saved to your account, so keep it up to date in Brand Voice — niche, goals, topics and hashtags to avoid, and any hard rules.
- MCP is separate from BYOK. BYOK puts your own AI key behind RizBop's generation; MCP lets an outside assistant work in your queue. You can use either, both, or neither.
Having trouble? See Troubleshooting or email [email protected].