LotsSocial
41 tools
Schedule, publish and track posts on 12 social networks from your AI agent.
https://api.lots.social/mcpCopy a server URL into Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor or any MCP client and sign in with your Lots account. Your agent works in the app as you, with the same data you see in the dashboard.
Each card is a remote MCP server. Open an app to see every tool it gives your agent and example prompts.
41 tools
Schedule, publish and track posts on 12 social networks from your AI agent.
https://api.lots.social/mcp38 tools
Draft, schedule and publish blog posts with hosting and technical SEO built in.
https://api.lots.blog/mcp50 tools
Feature requests, tasks, support replies and changelogs your agent can run.
https://api.lots.team/mcp50 tools
The CRM that stays up to date: contacts, deals, activities and follow-ups.
https://api.lotscrm.com/mcp19 tools
Business email on your own domain that your AI agent can read, search and draft in, with access you set per mailbox.
https://api.lotsmail.to/mcp82 tools
Professional invoicing: exact invoices and estimates, a client portal and reminders, also from your AI agent.
https://api.lotsinvoice.com/mcp69 tools
Your online store: products, stock, orders, customers and payments into your own account, also from your AI agent.
https://api.lotsstore.app/mcp127 tools
Your business online from one record: listing, website, Google profile, directories and email.
https://api.lots.business/mcp31 tools
Shared business context every AI agent reads: workspaces, folders and AGENTS.md.
https://api.lotsnotes.com/mcp42 tools
Free short links, QR codes and click analytics your agent creates and tracks.
https://api.lots.link/mcp39 tools
List a product, keep it updated and track submissions to other directories.
https://api.lots.directory/mcpLabs
Tools from our own agent stack. They work today with any Lots account; expect them to change faster than the products above.
23 tools
Competitor watch for an AI scout agent: track competitors, record signals, review a queue.
https://intel.lotsmcp.com/mcp14 tools
A ledger for community engagement: threads worth answering, drafted replies, what got posted.
https://engage.lotsmcp.com/mcpThe same steps work for every server above. This example uses LotsSocial.
Claude
Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector. Paste the URL, connect, and sign in with your Lots account.
ChatGPT
Plugins → + → Add custom MCP server. Name it, enter the URL under Connection, choose OAuth, tick I understand and want to continue, then Create as a plugin. Install it, sign in, and type @ in a new chat to pick it. Full MCP is on Business, Enterprise and Edu, on the web; Pro is read and fetch only.
Claude Code
claude mcp add --transport http lots-social https://api.lots.social/mcp
Codex
codex mcp add lots-social --url https://api.lots.social/mcp
Cursor, Windsurf and others
{
"mcpServers": {
"lots-social": {
"url": "https://api.lots.social/mcp"
}
}
}Cloud agents without MCP
Give the agent https://api.lots.social/docs.md and an API key from lotstech.com/api. It calls the REST API with Authorization: Bearer <key>.
Every server uses OAuth: your agent acts as you, inside your own roles and workspaces. You can change what it may do, or disconnect it, at any time in Connected apps.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard AI agents use to call tools in other apps. Each LotsTech app runs a remote MCP server, so an agent like Claude or ChatGPT can create posts, update a CRM or read notes for you, with your permission.
Any client that supports remote MCP servers with OAuth: Claude, ChatGPT (Business, Enterprise and Edu, from Plugins), Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Windsurf and others. Cloud agents that only call HTTP APIs can use the REST API with an API key instead.
No. You add the URL and sign in with your Lots account; the agent gets its own access that you can disconnect later. API keys are for REST integrations and agents without MCP support.
Whatever the tools for that app allow, inside your own permissions: schedule and publish social posts, publish blog posts, manage feature requests and support, keep a CRM current, read and update shared notes, create short links, or update a directory listing. Each app's page lists every tool.
The agent acts as you, never as an administrator, and only where your role allows. On LotsInvoice you also choose what it may do when you connect: sending, money and deleting stay off unless you turn them on. Everything it does appears in the app's dashboard, and you can change what it may do or disconnect it at any time in Connected apps.
Yes. Every LotsTech app gives your agent a way to send us a support request and read our replies, so you can report a problem without leaving the chat. The request is filed under your account's confirmed email, and our replies reach you by email too.
No. MCP and the REST API are included with every app. You pay for the app's own capacity (for example connected social accounts or CRM workspaces), and your AI provider bills its own usage.
Yes. Add as many servers as you like. A common setup is LotsNotes for business context, LotsSocial for posting and LotsCRM for follow-ups, all in the same agent.