1. Copy the MCP server URL
In contentbird, click your avatar in the top right and select “Claude, ChatGPT & Co Connector”. Copy the MCP server URL.
2a. Connect in Claude
Go to Settings → Connectors and click “Add custom connector”.
Enter “contentbird” as the name, paste the MCP server URL and click “Add”.
Click “Connect” and sign in with your contentbird account.
2b. Connect in ChatGPT
Go to Settings → Apps & Connectors → Advanced settings and enable Developer mode.
Click “Create”, enter “contentbird” as the name, paste the MCP server URL and select OAuth as the authentication method.
Sign in with your contentbird account to complete the connection.
3. Allow access
After signing in, you’ll see what the AI tool can access. Check that the correct workspace is shown and click “Allow”.
What can the AI do in contentbird?
Read: content, projects, campaigns, personas, keywords, topic planning, people in the workspace, and your AI agents, skills and prompt templates
Create and edit: content, social posts, content versions, campaigns, personas, topic planning, AI agents and skills, and scheduling AI jobs that run on their own
Access is limited to the projects you have permission for and updates automatically if your permissions change.
Example prompts
“What was our most recently published content?”
“Show me all planned topics for next month in project XY.”
“Turn this blog post into a LinkedIn post in contentbird.”
Other AI tools
Any tool that supports remote MCP servers (Streamable HTTP with OAuth) can connect using the URL.
Good to know: Depending on the tool and plan, custom connectors may need to be enabled by your workspace admin first. If so, contact your IT team or the admin of your AI tool.