Inspire Studio

Connect Inspire Studio to Your AI Assistant

Inspire Studio offers a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, so you can connect an AI assistant such as Claude to a read-only view of your agency's work and ask about it in plain language.

Server URL https://inspirestudio.app/mcp

What You Can Do With It

Once connected, you can ask your assistant about your brands, projects, review activity, and the approvers, reviewers, and comments on any asset. Reading is always included; write actions — approving, requesting changes, commenting, and creating client share links — happen only with the permissions you explicitly grant on the consent screen, and each is recorded in your activity log with the assistant's name.

  • “List the brands we work with.”
  • “Which projects are in review right now?”
  • “For the spring campaign, which assets are still waiting on approvers?”
  • “Who needs to approve this asset, and what's their status?”
  • “Find every asset that features a dog.”

How to Connect with Claude

  1. In the Claude app (web or desktop), open settings and choose to add a custom connector.
  2. Paste the server URL above.
  3. Sign in with your Inspire Studio account when prompted. You'll see a consent screen where you choose what the assistant may do (see Permissions below), and then you're connected.

Connection uses OAuth, so you never paste a password or key into your assistant. Access is scoped to you and your agency. You can disconnect at any time from your assistant's connector settings.

How to Connect with Muse

Muse is Meta's personal AI agent. To connect Inspire Studio, just tell your Muse agent:

Tell Muse Connect to Inspire Studio's MCP server at https://inspirestudio.app/mcp

Muse will give you a secure link to sign in with your Inspire Studio account. You'll see the same consent screen to choose permissions, and then you're connected. Muse handles the technical setup itself.

Available Tools

All tools are agency-scoped. Reading is always available; the write tools below are gated by the permissions you grant and re-check your own rights on each asset.

List brandsThe brands (clients) your agency works with.
List projectsProjects, optionally filtered by brand or status.
Get projectFull detail on one project, including its assets and each asset's approval progress.
Review queueWhat's awaiting review across the agency, plus recent decisions and comments.
Project comment summaryA per-asset summary of comment activity within a project.
Asset commentsThe full review picture for one asset: approvers, reviewers, their status, comments, and decisions.
Search assetsFind assets by what's in them, using titles, descriptions, and tags.
Latest approved versionResolve an asset's current final (approved) file — the “send the client the final” query.
What's waiting on meEverything awaiting your approval right now, across every brand and project.
Get assetFull detail for one asset: metadata, tags, approval progress, current version, and a download URL.
Get asset versionsAn asset's version history, newest first, each with a download URL.
List foldersThe folders (collections) in a project, with parents and asset counts.
Approve asset (write)Approve the current version, as you — needs approval rights.
Request changes (write)Request changes with a reason; notifies the asset's participants.
Add comment (write)Post a review comment visible to everyone with access.
Share asset (write)Create a client-facing, no-login share link, optionally expiring.
Share folder (write)Client-facing, no-login link to a whole folder, optionally expiring.
Share project (write)Client-facing, no-login link to an entire project, optionally expiring.
Revoke share link (write)Disable a share link you created.
Upload asset (write)Upload a file into a project or folder; images are auto-queued for AI tagging.
Tag asset (write)Add or remove tags to keep the library organized and searchable.
Update metadata (write)Edit an asset's title and description.
Create folder (write)Create a folder (collection) in a project.
Move asset (write)Move an asset into a folder within its project.
Delete asset (write)Delete an asset and its files; frees storage. Narrow permission; confirm first.
Create project (write)Create a project under a brand with starter folders and team members (owner/admin/manager only).
Update project (write)Edit a project's details, add folders, and add/remove members or change roles.
Create brand (write)Create a brand (client) with an optional primary contact (owner/admin/manager).
Update brand (write)Rename, change contact, or archive/restore a brand (owner/admin/manager).
Comp decks (read)list_comp_decks, get_comp_deck, and get_comp_deck_comments — browse presentation decks and read a deck's pages, items, winners, briefs, and its page- and image-level comment threads.
Comp decks (write) (write)Create and edit decks, pages, and items; set captions and page winners; duplicate a deck as the next round; share a deck with a client; delete decks, pages, or items. Needs deck-edit rights.

Permissions you grant

When you connect, you choose on a consent screen what the assistant may do. Reading your library is always included; everything else is opt-in, and you can grant a narrower set than was requested.

Read your librarySearch and view assets, brands, projects, version history, comments, and review status. Never changes anything.
Upload & organizeUpload new assets and versions, edit tags and metadata, and organize assets into collections.
Review & approveApprove or request changes on assets and post review comments, acting as you.
Create share linksGenerate and revoke client-facing share links, including expiring links.
Delete assetsDelete assets and collections. Rarely needed — grant only if you must.

Personal API keys (Settings → MCP) are read-only. Write actions require an OAuth connection so you approve them on the consent screen, and they're recorded in your activity log with the assistant's name.

Privacy & Security

The server communicates over HTTPS, authenticates with OAuth, and validates request origins. It's read-only by default; any write access is limited to the permissions you explicitly grant. For details on how your data is handled, see our Privacy Policy.

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