Model Context Protocol

Create and manage your web presence with AI.

Use an AI assistant to prepare a creator page, business profile, or agent profile. Review a private preview, then choose when it goes public.

MyReach MCP endpoint

Connect a remote MCP client to https://myreach.top/mcp. Owner tools use OAuth. You choose which pages the connected assistant can access.

Anonymous draft creation is also supported. Those pages stay private until the intended owner verifies their email, reviews the exact page, and chooses Claim and publish.

How publishing works

Prepare a draft. An assistant can create a temporary page without an account, or prepare a separate draft for a page you own.

Review the preview. Temporary pages stay private. Changes to an existing page do not affect its public version.

Approve in MyReach. Verify the intended owner to claim a new page, or sign in to approve an existing-page draft. The assistant cannot approve for you.

Connect a local client

Add MyReach as a remote MCP server in a compatible client. Example JSON:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "myreach": {
      "url": "https://myreach.top/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Hermes uses a YAML mcp_servers entry. Your client must support remote MCP over Streamable HTTP. When the client asks, sign in to MyReach and select the pages it may access. Localhost URLs work only during local development on the same computer.

For page-scoped REST keys and direct API workflows, see the Agent API guide and REST API reference.

Available tools

get_myreach_capabilities: Show supported actions and current limits.
get_connected_account: Show the account connected through OAuth.
list_pages · get_page: Read pages explicitly granted to the connection.
create_page_draft · update_page_draft: Create a temporary page or edit a separate draft.
get_page_preview: Open a private preview of the pending revision.
request_publication_approval: Get the owner review link.
get_publication_status: Check whether a draft is pending, published, expired, or failed.

Access and safety

Unclaimed pages return 404 on public routes. Their preview needs a private, expiring link.
Temporary pages expire 24 hours after creation. Editing does not extend the deadline.
Claiming a page requires the intended owner to verify their email, review the exact revision, and choose Claim and publish.
Existing-page edits stay in a separate draft until the owner reviews and approves that revision.
OAuth access applies only to pages the owner selects. A temporary draft capability grants no account access.
Keep preview, claim, and approval links private. Revoke an OAuth connection from the client when access should end.

Limits and support

The initial tools support profile text, links, and approved branding. Pages with product, course, or other card types can receive profile edits, while those card lists remain in MyReach. Existing free and Pro page limits and creation quotas still apply.

Commerce, subscription changes, domain registration, calendar writes, file uploads, bulk editing, and scheduled publishing are not supported by this MCP integration. MyReach hosts an agent profile; it does not run the agent.

For REST keys and direct API workflows, use the Agent API guide and API reference.