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What is rocketblue MCP?

rocketblue exposes an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server so AI assistants — such as Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or other MCP-compatible clients — can read and manage your organization’s rocketblue data using natural language. MCP wraps the same organization API you use for HTTP integrations. Rate limits and permissions are identical whether you call REST endpoints directly or invoke MCP tools. Claude and ChatGPT typically connect with OAuth; Cursor and many other clients use your API key.

Connect a client

Set up Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or another MCP client.

MCP security

Technical and security details for IT review.

Use cases

Practical AI visibility automation workflows.

Tools reference

Full list of MCP tools and what each one does.

Best practices

How agents should work with prompts, quotas, and scheduling.

Prerequisites

  1. API & MCP access — Available on all plans for members who are not viewers or guests. Open Settings → MCP to get started (credentials are created automatically).
  2. Credentials — From Settings → MCP, copy your team Server URL, OAuth Client ID, and OAuth Client Secret (for Claude and ChatGPT). For Cursor and header-based clients, also copy your API key from Settings → API.
  3. Server URL — Unique per team so you can add one connector per organization. Example:

What you can do with MCP

See MCP use cases for end-to-end automation recipes (weekly digests, competitor watches, content pipelines, and more).

How MCP relates to the REST API

Each MCP tool maps to one or more REST endpoints under https://app.rocketblue.ai/api. For example, list_brands calls GET /v1/brands, and get_run_stats calls GET /v1/runs/{runId}/stats. Agents should call get_organization_context once per session and get_brand_context before working with a specific brand. See Best practices for the recommended workflow.

Transport and protocol

  • Transport: HTTP (streamable HTTP MCP)
  • Authentication: OAuth 2.0 (Claude and ChatGPT) or x-spotlight-api-key / equivalent headers (Cursor and other clients)
  • Scope: One team = one Server URL and credential set; all tools are scoped to that organization

Next steps

  1. Connect your MCP client
  2. Share MCP security with IT
  3. Browse use cases
  4. Review available tools
  5. Follow agent best practices