Connect your AI assistant.
Give Claude, or any assistant that speaks MCP, access to draft captions, schedule reels, posts and stories, edit the queue, read your analytics and content plan, run DM automations, answer DMs, moderate comments, and plan your grid. You’ll never have to open reeldrop.
Pick your assistant
Add reeldrop as a remote MCP server. You’ll sign in once, with the same account you use here. No API keys to copy or manage. Using Meta Muse? It has its own section below.
- 1Add the server
Paste this into your terminal to register reeldrop with Claude Code.
terminalclaude mcp add --transport http reeldrop https://mcp.reeldrop.io/mcp - 2Authorize
The first time Claude calls a reeldrop tool, your browser opens so you can sign in and approve access. Nothing to copy, nothing to configure.
- 3Verify
Run
claude mcp listand reeldrop should show up as connected.
Meta Muse
Muse builds its own connector from the server URL and can't open a browser to sign in, so it takes a personal access token instead of the OAuth flow the assistants above use. Everything for that lives here.
Your access token
The same tokens as Settings → AI assistants, minted here so they’re next to the steps that use them.
Sign in to create a token. It's tied to your account and only ever shown once.
Set up Muse
- 1Create a token above
Name it Meta Muse and copy the token when it appears. It's shown once.
- 2Ask Muse to build the connector
Paste this into a Muse chat:
promptBuild a custom integration to ReelDrop. Its MCP server URL is https://mcp.reeldrop.io/mcp (streamable HTTP). It authenticates with a bearer token — send "Authorization: Bearer <token>" on every request; I'll give you the token through the secure credential prompt, not here. I want you to be able to read my Instagram analytics, see my scheduled reels and posting slots, and draft captions. Test each tool and save it as a skill. - 3Paste the token when Muse asks
Muse opens a secure credential prompt — enter the token there, never in the chat. It's stored outside the agent and swapped in at the network edge, so the model itself never sees it. Muse then connects, lists ReelDrop's tools, tries each one, and saves the integration as a skill for every future chat.
- 4Check it
Ask Muse “list my ReelDrop workspaces” — a real answer means it's connected. From then on it can do anything the tools below can: read analytics, schedule and edit reels, posts and stories, run DM automations, read and answer DMs, moderate comments, plan your grid. Muse asks you before anything that writes.
Connection reference
What Muse needs to know about this server. The prompt above already includes it; this is here for a custom connector you write by hand.
- Server URL
- https://mcp.reeldrop.io/mcp
- Transport
- Streamable HTTP (remote MCP)
- Auth header
- Authorization: Bearer rd_mcp_…
- Token type
- Personal access token (no OAuth, no browser sign-in)
- Token access
- Full access (all 58 tools) or read only, in every workspace you belong to
If something's off
- Muse says the server returned 401 / not authenticated
- The token is missing, mistyped, or revoked. Check it starts with
rd_mcp_, was entered in the credential prompt (not the chat), and still shows as active in the list above. - Every tool answers “MCP access is available on the Influencer and Creator plans”
- The workspace is on Starter. The connection works, but the tools won't. Upgrade the workspace and Muse can retry without reconnecting.
- I pasted the token into the chat by accident
- Revoke it above and create a fresh one. Anything sent in a chat should be treated as exposed.
What it can do
58 tools your assistant can call once connected. The same things you can do in ReelDrop yourself.
Workspaces & setup
How the assistant finds your account and its posting schedule.
Captions & media
Turn a raw video into something ready to post.
Scheduling
Book, edit, and clear the queue — reels, posts, carousels and stories.
Analytics
Answers from your real numbers, not a guess.
DM automations
Create and manage comment-to-DM automations from chat.
Inbox
Read your Instagram DMs, organise the threads, and reply with your say-so.
Comments
Moderate the comments on your own posts.
Grid planner
Plan how your profile grid will look, with idea tiles you can turn into drafts.