Which assistants work with Scripe's MCP server?

Claude, ChatGPT and any host that speaks MCP. Connect with OAuth; the server lists its tools and the host takes it from there.

Does the review requirement apply over MCP?

Yes. Where a workspace requires review, scheduling and publishing over MCP and in chat wait for approval exactly as in the app.

How do API keys and scopes work?

Keys are created per workspace with the scopes they need. Each route requires every scope it lists; a read scope never grants a write.

Where is the documentation?

scripe.io/developers carries the OpenAPI reference, the MCP tool list and the webhook events.

Scripe from Claude, ChatGPT or your own code.

The MCP server and the public API read and write every part of Scripe: search the outliers, draft, schedule, pull the numbers. Webhooks tell Zapier and n8n.

Every part of Scripe, from where you work.

The MCP server, the public API and webhooks expose the same system the app runs on: ideas, posts, media, the knowledge base, the calendar and the numbers.

Scripe in Claude, ChatGPT and Grok.

Connect once with OAuth and ask from there: which outliers fit our positioning, draft this for the founder, what did last week do. Around seventy tools, the same permissions as in the app.

api.scripe.io/v1

POST /v1/ideas · 201 · idea_3f9 created
POST /v1/posts · 201 · draft for proj_lea
GET /v1/analytics/overview · 200 · 7 days

Your own workflows on the public API.

Create ideas, drafts and media, read the knowledge base and the numbers, schedule posts, from your own code. Versioned, scoped by API key, documented at scripe.io/developers.

Documentation

When something happens in Scripe, tell anyone.

A post goes live, an idea is written, a review is approved: a webhook fires, and Zapier, n8n or your own endpoint takes it from there. A Slack message, a Notion row, a CRM note.

Create, read, update and delete every part of Scripe.

The same actions the Scripe Agent has in the app, available to your assistant and your code.

Search the outliers
Posts by topic that beat their author's own average, with the evidence behind them.
Ideas
List, create, update and schedule ideas; generate ideas from any text.
Posts
Draft, edit, schedule and publish, within the workspace's review rules.
Media
Generate carousels and images in the brand kit; attach them to posts.
Knowledge base
Add, read and delete documents; read and update the positioning.
Analytics
LinkedIn's own numbers per post and profile, and across workspaces.

Read-only or full access. Your choice at connect time.

Connecting an assistant shows one consent screen with one choice. Read-only gives the requested read scopes; full access includes writing, publishing and settings. The connection acts with your account and sees what you see in Scripe.