vibemarketing-mcp
Enables drafting, scheduling, and publishing social posts on Vibe Marketing workspace through chat in Claude Code, Claude Desktop, or Cursor.
README
@unpuzzle/vibemarketing-mcp
The Model Context Protocol server for Vibe Marketing.
Use Claude Code, Claude Desktop, or Cursor to draft, schedule, and publish social posts on your Vibe Marketing workspace by chatting.
If you're on claude.ai, you don't need this package — add
https://vibemarketing.to/mcpas a Connector instead. See vibemarketing.to/install/mcp.
Install
npm install -g @unpuzzle/vibemarketing-mcp
Then register it with your MCP client:
Claude Code
claude mcp add vibemarketing-mcp -- vibemarketing-mcp
Cursor / Claude Desktop
Add this to your MCP config (usually ~/.cursor/mcp.json or your client's
settings):
{
"mcpServers": {
"vibemarketing-mcp": {
"command": "vibemarketing-mcp"
}
}
}
First-run sign-in
The first time Claude calls a tool that needs your workspace, the MCP opens
your browser to the Vibe Marketing consent screen. Sign in, click Allow,
and that's it — tokens are saved locally (~/.config/vibemarketing-mcp/auth.json
on macOS/Linux, %APPDATA%\vibemarketing-mcp\auth.json on Windows, chmod 600)
and refreshed automatically.
To revoke access later, visit Settings → Connected Apps.
Tools
The MCP exposes 16 tools. Claude picks the right one based on what you ask — you don't have to remember the names.
Drafts — create_draft, create_bulk_drafts, list_drafts, get_draft,
get_draft_audit
Publishing — approve_and_publish_now, approve_and_schedule,
reject_draft
Media — upload_media (accepts base64 from a Claude session, e.g. a Figma
export)
Visibility — get_calendar_day, get_calendar_week, list_notifications
Connection — ping, connect, disconnect, whoami
Example workflows
The full guide with concrete recipes (Figma → 10 carousel posts, Shopify → product spotlights, transcript → a week of posts) lives at vibemarketing.to/install/mcp.
License
MIT. See LICENSE (or the root of this repo on GitHub).
Source
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