Connect your AI assistant to OmniPrez
You can let an AI assistant — like Claude or ChatGPT — help you prepare posts for OmniPrez. Once it's connected, you can ask it things like "draft a post about our new product launch" and it will put together a draft for you.
Nothing gets posted without you. Every draft your AI assistant creates waits in the OmniPrez app for your approval. You always review it, and you can edit or delete it, before anything goes live.
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What you'll need
No technical setup, no passwords to copy around — unless you choose the advanced option below.
- Your server address. Open the OmniPrez app and go to Settings → Connected AI Clients — your address is shown there. You'll paste this into your AI assistant.
- Your OmniPrez account. When your AI assistant asks you to sign in, use the same account you use for the OmniPrez app.
Pick your AI assistant from the list below and follow its steps.
Pick your AI assistant
Claude (web and desktop)
Works on: claude.ai in a web browser, or the Claude desktop app. Custom connectors are added in one of those two places — not from the Claude mobile app (its "+" only opens a public directory to browse, not a way to add your own). Once you add it on the web or desktop, it appears automatically on all your Claude apps, including mobile — no separate setup needed there.
- Open Claude (web at claude.ai, or the desktop app) and go to Settings → Connectors.
- Scroll down to Add custom connector.
- Give it a name (for example, "OmniPrez") and paste in your server address from the OmniPrez app.
- Select Add, then Connect.
- A sign-in screen will appear — sign in with your OmniPrez account.
Having trouble? Custom connectors may only be available on Claude's paid or Team plans, depending on your subscription. If you don't see a "Connectors" option, this feature may not be available on your current plan.
ChatGPT (web)
Works on: web browser, on a paid plan with "developer mode" enabled. The mobile app can use a connection you've already set up, but you can't set one up from mobile.
- Open ChatGPT on the web and go to Settings.
- Find Connectors (or Integrations) and turn on developer mode if you haven't already.
- Select Add MCP server.
- Give it a name (for example, "OmniPrez").
- For the connection type, choose Streamable HTTP.
- Paste in your server address from the OmniPrez app.
- If ChatGPT asks for "headers", that's an advanced option — see Advanced: using an access key instead below. Most people can skip this.
Having trouble? This feature isn't available on ChatGPT's free tier. On mobile, you can use a connection that's already set up on the web, but you can't add a new one from the app.
Claude Code (terminal)
Works on: any computer with Claude Code installed, via the command line.
- Open a terminal.
- Run:
claude mcp add --transport http omniprez <your server address> - When prompted, sign in with your OmniPrez account.
Having trouble? If you'd rather not sign in interactively (for example, on a shared or automated machine), you can use an access key instead — add --header "Authorization: Bearer <your key>" to the command. See Advanced for where to find your key.
Gemini
The Gemini app and website do not currently support connecting to custom AI tools like OmniPrez, on any personal plan. If you'd like to use Gemini with OmniPrez, use the Gemini CLI instead.
Gemini CLI works on: any computer with the Gemini CLI installed.
- Open a terminal.
- Run:
gemini mcp add --transport http omniprez <your server address> - Sign in when prompted, or use an access key with
--header "Authorization: Bearer <your key>"— see Advanced.
Cursor (desktop)
Works on: the desktop computer where Cursor is installed.
- Open Cursor and go to Settings → MCP.
- Paste in your server address from the OmniPrez app when prompted.
Having trouble? Cursor can also generate a one-click install link for power users, but this link only works on the computer where Cursor is installed — it won't work if you send it to another machine.
VS Code (desktop)
Works on: the desktop computer where VS Code is installed.
- Open VS Code settings and look for the MCP: Add Server option (sometimes under an extension's settings, depending on which AI extension you use).
- Paste in your server address from the OmniPrez app when prompted.
Having trouble? The exact menu wording can vary depending on your VS Code version and which AI extension you have installed. If you can't find it, search your VS Code settings for "MCP".
Advanced: using an access key instead
Most AI assistants let you sign in directly with your OmniPrez account — that's the simplest option and works for most people. A few tools (like ChatGPT's advanced "headers" option, or command-line tools such as Claude Code and Gemini CLI) can instead use an access key, which is a long text code that proves it's you without signing in each time.
To find your access key
- Open the OmniPrez app and go to Settings → Connected AI Clients.
- Find the Advanced row.
- Select Reveal next to your key and confirm with your fingerprint or device passcode.
- Copy it and paste it wherever your AI tool asks for a key or "Authorization" header.
Keep this key private — anyone with it can act as your AI assistant on your OmniPrez account (though remember, they still can't post anything without your approval).
If you ever think your key has been seen by someone else, go back to this screen and revoke it. Revoking a key cuts off access instantly — the connected AI assistant will stop working until you generate and add a new key.
Frequently asked questions
Is this safe?
Yes. Your AI assistant can only prepare drafts — it cannot publish anything on its own. Every draft waits in the OmniPrez app for your review and approval. You can revoke access at any time from Settings → Connected AI Clients, and your plan's usual rate limits still apply to anything the assistant does.
My AI assistant says it can't see any tools — what do I do?
Try removing the connector and adding it again, double-checking you've pasted the correct server address. Also check that you're properly signed in to your OmniPrez account within the AI tool — a lot of "can't see tools" issues come down to being signed out.
Which OmniPrez plan do I need?
It depends what you want your AI assistant to do:
- Free — your assistant can see a summary of your analytics, but nothing else.
- Pro — your assistant can also read your existing posts and account information.
- Max — your assistant can additionally create draft posts for your approval.