✦ ContentFlow365 · MCP server

Your marketing workspace, connected to your AI assistant.

Ask the assistant you already use to work with your ContentFlow365 workspace. Explore available tools, find content and plan the next step with your account permissions in place.

See how to connect ↗Open ContentFlow365

Works with your favorite assistants

One secure connection. Your choice of assistant.

MCP is a standard way for AI assistants to use tools from another service. ContentFlow365 provides one remote server URL; OAuth connects it to your own workspace.

Choose an assistant

Use Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor or Grok, depending on the custom MCP connections available in your account.

Authorize your workspace

Enter the server URL and sign in to ContentFlow365. Review the requested permissions before approving access.

Start with your own data

Available tools depend on your account and workspace access. Paid generation and publishing require their own confirmation.

Connect in a few steps

Choose your client below. Directory listings are subject to each platform’s review; the custom MCP connection works independently of those listings.

Claude Code

Anthropic

In Claude Code, run the command, then open /mcp and authorize ContentFlow365. To add the workflow guide too, see the ContentFlow365 plugin.

claude mcp add --transport http contentflow365 'https://mcp.contentflow365.com/api/mcp/mcp?require_oauth=1'

ChatGPT

OpenAI

Where custom MCP apps are available, add the server URL as a custom app and complete OAuth. Public directory availability is pending review.

Codex

OpenAI

In Codex CLI, add the remote server, then run codex mcp login contentflow365.

codex mcp add contentflow365 --url 'https://mcp.contentflow365.com/api/mcp/mcp?require_oauth=1'

Claude

Anthropic

In Claude, open Customize → Connectors, add a custom connector and enter the server URL.

Cursor

In Cursor Settings → MCP, add a remote server with this URL and complete OAuth.

Grok

xAI

On grok.com, open Connectors, add a custom connector with this URL and authorize your account.

One URL for every clienthttps://mcp.contentflow365.com/api/mcp/mcp?require_oauth=1

No API key belongs in this URL. Your assistant opens the ContentFlow365 authorization screen when it needs account access.

Good to know before you connect

Will connecting spend credits or publish anything?

The connection alone does neither. Review the current credit quote and balance before confirming a paid action, and review publication separately.

Why did my browser end at 127.0.0.1?

Some desktop assistants receive OAuth results through a local callback on your computer. Return to the assistant and check whether ContentFlow365 appears connected.

Who can see my workspace results?

Your assistant may show returned results in its conversation. Review its data settings before using private workspace information. See our privacy policy for ContentFlow365 data handling.

How do I disconnect?

Remove ContentFlow365 in your assistant’s connector or MCP settings. Revoke its authorization there when that option is available. Contact support if you need help.

Ready to connect?

Use the server URL above with the assistant you prefer, then sign in to your ContentFlow365 workspace.

See how to connect ↗