Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini: your AI reads your conversations, your sales and your statistics, prepares your posts and adjusts Aurel's job. You ask in your own words, it works with the permissions you give it.
On MYM, OnlyFans and Telegram, account by account or across your whole agency at once. A tag marks what only works on one platform, or with the Ultimate pack.
One request can cover all your accounts: the agency's review, the team's sales wherever it works, or the same permissions set on ten accounts in one go.
No commands to learn: you write as you would to a colleague, your AI looks into your accounts and answers, or suggests a plan for you to approve.
https://mypuls.app/api/v1/mcp
In Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini, add an MCP connector with the address above.
MyPuls asks you what your AI may do, read only or read and edit, and on which accounts.
It looks into your accounts, suggests a plan, then applies what you approve.
On claude.ai and Claude Desktop: Customize, Connectors, then “Add custom connector” with the address. For teams (Team, Enterprise), an owner adds it for the organization first.
With Claude Code, in a terminal:
claude mcp add --transport http mypuls https://mypuls.app/api/v1/mcpIn Plugins, add a custom MCP server with the address and OAuth authentication. Depending on your plan, developer mode or a workspace admin's approval is required.
Gemini CLI adds MyPuls with one command, then /mcp auth mypuls opens the consent page in your browser.
In a terminal:
gemini mcp add --transport http mypuls https://mypuls.app/api/v1/mcpAny MCP-compatible application connects with the same address. For your AI provider's API or an in-house tool, create an MCP token in your profile.
An account's owner and its team administrators can connect an AI to it. A chatter cannot: connecting an AI is a management decision.
On each account, it has the permissions of the person who connected it, box by box, as in the app.
You choose when you consent: read only, or read and edit, on all your accounts or only some of them.
Aurel's job, posts, team permissions: your AI can show you what will change before applying it.
Every change shows on the team's Activity page, with the application's name. What it plans carries the “AI” mark in the calendar.
You cut access whenever you want, from your profile. A connection unused for 90 days stops on its own.
The Model Context Protocol is an open standard that lets an AI assistant connect to a piece of software and use its features. MyPuls has its own MCP server: your assistant finds your accounts, your figures and the actions you allow there.
Claude (claude.ai, Claude Desktop, Claude Code), ChatGPT and Gemini CLI connect with the address alone and your consent. Any other MCP-compatible application uses the same address, or an MCP token created in your profile.
Nothing extra: the MCP server is included in your MyPuls subscription, on MYM, OnlyFans and Telegram. What your AI reads follows your pack: Aurel's relay and the advanced mass DM statistics come with Ultimate. Your assistant is still billed by its publisher, under your plan with them.
No. It never writes to a fan itself and sends neither mass DMs nor pushes. It can plan posts and stories, which you see in your calendar before they go out, and adjust Aurel's job.
Everyone's permissions, sales per chatter, shifts and the team activity log, never email addresses. It can adjust the permissions of someone already on the team, without ever inviting anyone or touching an owner or someone who manages the team.
Aurel remains your digital employee: he is the one who answers your fans, in the job you give him. Your AI does not replace him: it reads his log and adjusts his job, as you would from his office.
From your profile, under API & MCP: every connection is listed there and can be cut in one click. A connection unused for 90 days stops on its own.
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