Connect Gemini to ReelDrop

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   Step 1: Antigravity CLI: add the server

   One command. It saves ReelDrop to ~/.gemini/config/mcp_config.json, under a serverUrl field, so it is available in every workspace. For one workspace only, put the same entry in .agents/mcp_config.json instead.

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   agy mcp add reeldrop https://mcp.reeldrop.io/mcp

   ~/.gemini/config/mcp_config.json

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   {
     "mcpServers": {
       "reeldrop": {
         "serverUrl": "https://mcp.reeldrop.io/mcp"
       }
     }
   }

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   Step 2: Antigravity CLI: sign in

   Start agy and run /mcp to open the MCP manager. reeldrop shows that it needs a sign-in; authenticate it there, log in to ReelDrop in the browser and approve. Antigravity registers itself automatically, so there is no client ID to set. Run agy mcp list to confirm the server is enabled.

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   Step 3: Gemini CLI: add the server and sign in

   Run the command from a project folder, not your home directory: Gemini CLI does not treat your home folder as a project, and the add does nothing there. -s user makes the server available everywhere. Then start Gemini, run /mcp auth reeldrop and sign in in the browser.

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   gemini mcp add -s user --transport http reeldrop https://mcp.reeldrop.io/mcp

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   Step 4: Run the first-run checklist

   Ask these four things in a new chat. All of them only read, so nothing changes on your account, and each answer proves a different part of the connection works:

   • "List my ReelDrop workspaces." Your real workspace names come back, not a guess.
   • "Which Instagram account is connected to that workspace, and is the connection healthy?"
   • "How much of my plan have I used this month?" On the free Starter plan, this is where the upgrade reply shows up instead.
   • "When is my next open posting slot?" If no posting schedule is saved yet, it asks for your timezone once and saves it to the workspace.

ReelDrop is also listed on Smithery and in the official MCP registry as io.reeldrop/reeldrop, so clients that browse either can find the server without you pasting the URL.