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ManyPI hosts a public Model Context Protocol server. Connect it once and your AI assistant can find leads, verify addresses, draft sequences, create campaigns and send outreach — in conversation, using your ManyPI workspace.

Connect a client

Setup for Claude, Cursor, VS Code, ChatGPT, Codex, Gemini CLI and more.

Tool reference

All 16 tools, their arguments and what they do.

Authentication

Sign in with your browser, or use an API key.

Recipes

Complete conversations that go from ICP to launched campaign.

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What it can do

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How it is built

Three properties are worth knowing before you connect it to anything.
Every request carries your credential as Authorization: Bearer …, and each tool forwards it to the ManyPI REST API. The MCP server itself stores nothing — no keys, no tokens, no data. Authorization, rate limiting and credit accounting all happen in the ManyPI API, exactly as they do for a direct REST call.
Whichever credential you connect determines which ManyPI workspace the tools act on. To work across brands, switch brand in ManyPI, or pass brand-aware parameters where the underlying endpoint supports them.
A fresh server and transport are built per request, so many users with different credentials are served concurrently and safely. There is no session to expire and nothing to reconnect.

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Tools are annotated for safety

Every tool declares whether it reads, writes, or does something irreversible. MCP clients use those hints to decide what to run automatically and what to ask you about first.
enroll_leads and send_email queue real email to real people. Nothing sent can be recalled, so they are annotated destructive even though they are additive inside ManyPI — clients that auto-approve plain writes should still stop and ask before these. Both also require a paid ManyPI plan.
draft_email is annotated read-only despite being a POST: it returns generated text and persists nothing. No sequence is saved, no email is sent.

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Requirements

  • A ManyPI account. Lead generation, validation and scraping work on the free plan; sending requires a paid plan.
  • A client that speaks MCP over Streamable HTTP, or mcp-remote for stdio-only clients.

Connect your client

Copy-paste setup for every supported client.