MCP

Your marketing, in the chat you already use.

Supercurve ships an MCP server. Connect it to Claude, ChatGPT or Codex and ask about your traffic, pull today's recommendations, or hand work back to Curve, without opening the app. Free on every plan.

No credit card required.

  • Claude
  • Claude Code
  • ChatGPT
  • Codex
  • OpenClaw
  • Hermes Agent

One address, one sign-in: https://mcp.supercurve.ai/mcp

Setup

Connect in three steps.

Curve joins the AI app you already use. It signs in with your Supercurve account and acts as you: it sees the websites you can see and can take the same actions you can. Nothing is published without your review in the Inbox.

  1. Connectors

    Web

    Not connected

    Add custom connector
    01

    Open Claude.

    In Claude on the web or desktop, go to Settings, then Connectors, and choose Add custom connector. Custom connectors need a Pro, Max, Team or Enterprise plan.

  2. https://mcp.supercurve.ai/mcp
    02

    Add the Supercurve URL.

    Paste the address as the connector URL and save. Claude finds the sign-in on its own.

  3. Connect Claude to Supercurve

    03

    Sign in with Supercurve.

    Click Connect and approve once in your browser. Back in Claude, turn Supercurve on in the tools menu and ask away.

How to use it

Talk to it the way you talk to Curve.

Plain words are enough. Your app picks the right tool, and asks you before anything changes. A few things to try:

  • Ask

    What changed in our traffic last month, and why?

    Curve reads GA4 and Search Console, checks its own memory, and answers with the numbers, their window and sources.

  • Read

    Which prompts do AI assistants mention us for?

    The tracked prompts and each one's mention rate, straight from the AI search data.

  • Read

    What is waiting for me in the Inbox?

    The open drafts and questions, their status and measured results.

  • Act

    Track the prompt best AI CRM for startups in AI search.

    Adds the prompt; first answers land within minutes. Your app asks before it acts.

  • Act

    Add hubspot.com as a competitor, then refresh the competitor data.

    Tracks the competitor and queues fresh research; a profile appears on the Competitors page within a day.

  • Draft

    Write a LinkedIn post about our new pricing.

    A finished draft, in the company's voice, lands in the Inbox for approval. Nothing publishes from the chat.

Access follows your role in Supercurve: members see the websites they were granted, admins see them all. To stop an app, remove the connector in that app; its access ends when the current token expires, within an hour.

What it can do

Curve, answering in your chat.

Ask a question, pull today's work, take one of a few safe actions, or have something written. Plain words are enough; your app picks the tool and asks before anything changes.

Ask about your numbers, in plain words.

No dashboard, no export. Curve reads the connected data, checks its own memory for what it already knows, and answers with the figures, their window and their sources.

Claude

What changed in our traffic last month, and why?

Reading GA4 and Search Console, then my own memory.

Calledread_analytics

Sessions 18,240, up 14% on July (GA4, Aug 1 to 31).

Organic did all of it: the pricing comparison post moved from position 9 to 4.

Sources: GA4, Search Console, Inbox item Pricing comparison post

Everything Curve knows, on tap.

The brand facts, the competitors, the memory of what has been tried, and the Inbox with its results. Your app can pull any of it into the conversation you are already having.

ChatGPT

What is waiting for me in the Inbox?

Calledread_inbox

DraftLinkedIn post: what our last three pricing fixes had in common

QuestionIs mid-market or enterprise the ICP for the new tier?

ReportWeekly report, Sep 1: three wins, one thing to watch

A few safe actions, each one asks first.

Track a prompt in AI search, add a competitor, refresh a surface, change a check cadence. The same handful you can take in the app, no more, and your app asks before every one.

Claude Code

Track best AI CRM for startups in AI search.

That adds a tracked prompt to acme.com. Approve?

Calledmanage_geo_prompts

Prompt added. First answers land within minutes.

Nothing else changed.

Hand the work back to Curve.

Ask for a LinkedIn post or an article from a short brief and Curve writes it in your company's voice. It lands in the Inbox for your yes. Nothing is published from a chat.

Codex

Write a LinkedIn post about our new pricing.

Calledcreate_draft

Draft ready, in your voice, waiting in the Inbox.

Approve it there and Curve posts it, then measures what it did.

Sixteen tools in all: ten that read your knowledge, analytics, memory, Inbox, content and past conversations, four that act, and two that ask Curve or ask it to write. Your app picks; you approve.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

  • Yes. The MCP server comes with every plan, including Free. The only requirements are on the client side: Claude custom connectors need a Pro, Max, Team or Enterprise plan, and custom MCPs in ChatGPT need Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise or Education.

  • Claude on the web and desktop, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Codex, OpenClaw, and Hermes Agent today, and any client that speaks MCP over HTTP with OAuth. The setup section on this page has the exact steps for each.

  • Reading is the default. The actions it can take are the same few you can take in the app: track a prompt, add a competitor, refresh a surface, change a check cadence, and ask Curve to write. Nothing is published from the chat. Every post and every page change still waits for your yes in the Inbox.

  • You approve once in your browser with your Supercurve account (OAuth, no API keys). The connection acts as you: it sees the websites you can see and can take the actions you can take. To stop an app, remove the connector in that app; its access ends within the hour.