Viraly MCP Server

Viraly MCP Server

A thin MCP proxy that connects LLM clients like Claude and ChatGPT to Viraly's platform API, enabling AI agents to perform actions via natural language.

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Viraly MCP Server

License: MIT MCP

The official Model Context Protocol server for Viraly — connect any MCP-aware AI assistant (Claude Desktop, Claude.ai web, ChatGPT, Cursor, custom agents built on the Anthropic / OpenAI SDKs) directly to your Viraly social-media workspace and let it schedule posts, run analytics, generate captions, and manage every channel you've connected, all in plain language.

First-class MCP support — 32+ tools, full CRUD. Not a read-only sidekick: your AI can create, read, update, and delete across posts, channels, media, analytics, and bio links — bound by the same OAuth scopes and plan limits as the web app.

Available on every Viraly plan, including Free. No API key — sign in once with OAuth and your AI assistant gets scoped, revocable access to your workspace.


What you can do with it

Once connected, your AI assistant can drive Viraly using natural language:

"Draft three Instagram captions about our spring sale, then schedule the best one for Friday at 9am."

"What were my top-performing LinkedIn posts last month by reach? Export them to CSV."

"Generate a hero image for my next YouTube short and save it to the media library."

"Reschedule everything in the Promo queue from this week to next week."

The MCP server exposes 32+ tools across reading, writing, analytics, and AI generation — see the full tool catalog below.


Quick install

Pick your MCP client. The first time you run any of these, your browser will open to app.viraly.io/oauth/authorize for sign-in and consent. After that, your assistant stays connected.

Claude Desktop / Claude.ai

Add a custom connector pointing to https://mcp.viraly.io/mcp. Follow Anthropic's connector guide.

ChatGPT (Apps & Connectors)

In Settings → Connectors → Add new, paste https://mcp.viraly.io/mcp and follow the OAuth prompt.

Cursor

In ~/.cursor/mcp.json (or your project's .cursor/mcp.json):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "viraly": {
      "url": "https://mcp.viraly.io/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Claude Code (CLI)

claude mcp add viraly https://mcp.viraly.io/mcp -t http

Custom agents (Anthropic SDK / OpenAI SDK / etc.)

Any MCP-compliant client over Streamable HTTP works. Point it at https://mcp.viraly.io/mcp and complete the OAuth 2.1 flow (PKCE + Dynamic Client Registration are supported per RFC 7591). The discovery doc is at https://mcp.viraly.io/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource.


Tool catalog

32+ tools, grouped by what they do. All tools are scoped — your assistant can only call the ones whose scopes you granted at consent time.

Workspace & discovery

Tool Purpose
get_workspace_info Workspace name, plan tier (Free/Influencer/Business/Agency/Enterprise), status.
list_social_sets Multi-brand "social set" buckets — useful when an agency manages multiple clients in one workspace.
list_channels Every connected social account (Instagram, Facebook page, X, LinkedIn, etc.) with its channel id.
list_categories Content categories / queues configured in the workspace.
list_hashtag_groups Saved hashtag bundles.
list_timezones The IANA zone IDs Viraly accepts for scheduling.

Posts — reading

Tool Purpose
list_posts Recommended. Cross-status, paginated, filterable list (social set, channel, status, date range, sort).
list_pending_posts Convenience: only posts scheduled for the future.
list_published_posts Convenience: only posts already published.
list_drafts Convenience: only saved drafts.
get_post Full details for a single post — caption, attachments, status, schedule, metrics, error.

Posts — writing

Tool Purpose
schedule_post Schedule a post (specific time or next queue slot). Single channel per call; loop for multi-channel.
create_draft Save a draft without scheduling.
update_post Edit an existing post — caption, schedule, attachments, category.
reschedule_post Lighter alternative to update_post when you only need to change the time.
publish_post_now Immediately publish a draft or scheduled post, bypassing the schedule.
cancel_post Cancel a scheduled post or delete a draft.

Media

Tool Purpose
list_media Browse a media-library collection.
upload_media Pull a remote URL into the media library and return an attachment_id usable in schedule_post.

Analytics

Tool Purpose
get_post_analytics Metrics for a single post (likes, comments, shares, reach, impressions, saves, views).
get_post_insights Per-post analytics for a channel, sortable by metric — perfect for "top 10 by reach".
get_channel_analytics High-level channel stats (currently post count).
trigger_analytics_sync Refresh metrics from the platform's API on demand.
export_analytics_csv Base64 CSV export of per-post analytics for any channel + date range.

AI generation

Tool Purpose
generate_caption Generate or transform a caption (write-new, rephrase, shorten, expand, casualize, formalize).
generate_hashtags Generate a relevant hashtag set for a topic or caption.
generate_image Generate an image (DALL-E) and save it to the media library. HD requires Business+.

Bio links

Tool Purpose
list_biolinks List the link-in-bio pages you own.
list_biolink_subscribers Paginated email/phone subscribers for a bio-link page — feeds outbound automations.

Utilities

Tool Purpose
get_url_preview Open Graph fetch (title, description, image) for a URL — useful when composing link cards.

Workspace management

Tool Purpose
update_social_set_timezone Change a social set's default timezone.
disconnect_channel Destructive. Permanently disconnect a channel. Requires confirm=true.

OAuth scopes reference

When your assistant connects, it asks for a set of scopes. You can grant a subset; the assistant will get scope-error responses for tools that need anything you withheld.

Scope Grants
posts:read List/get posts and their metadata
posts:write Schedule, create, update, reschedule, publish, cancel posts; AI generation
channels:read List channels, channel stats
channels:write Disconnect channels, trigger analytics sync
analytics:read Post + channel analytics, insights, CSV export
media:read List media library
media:write Upload media, generate AI images
social_sets:read List social sets
social_sets:write Update social-set timezone
categories:read List categories
hashtags:read List hashtag groups
biolinks:read List bio-link pages
subscribers:read List bio-link subscribers
workspace:read Workspace name, plan, status

Revoke at any time from Settings → Connected Apps in the Viraly SPA.


Self-hosting

The hosted endpoint at mcp.viraly.io is what every consumer should use. This section is for users who want to run their own copy (security audits, air-gapped corporate deployments, dev work on the server itself).

git clone https://github.com/viraly-io/viraly-mcp-server.git
cd viraly-mcp-server
npm install
npm run build

VIRALY_API_ORIGIN=https://api.viraly.io \
VIRALY_OAUTH_ISSUER=https://api.viraly.io \
MCP_PUBLIC_ORIGIN=https://localhost:8080 \
MCP_TRANSPORT=http \
PORT=8080 \
npm start

For stdio mode (single-user CLI tools that already have a vat_* access token):

VIRALY_ACCESS_TOKEN=vat_yourtoken \
MCP_TRANSPORT=stdio \
node dist/server.js

Environment variables

Var Default Notes
MCP_TRANSPORT http http (Streamable HTTP) or stdio
PORT 8080 HTTP transport only
VIRALY_API_ORIGIN https://api.viraly.io Upstream Platform API
VIRALY_OAUTH_ISSUER (= VIRALY_API_ORIGIN) Issuer URL for OAuth metadata
MCP_PUBLIC_ORIGIN https://mcp.viraly.io This server's public URL
MCP_CORS_ORIGINS (empty) Comma-separated allowed origins
LOG_LEVEL info pino level
MCP_RATE_LIMIT_PER_MINUTE 300 Per-token cap
MCP_METRICS_TOKEN (none) If set, /metrics requires Authorization: Bearer <token>
VIRALY_ACCESS_TOKEN (none) stdio transport only

HTTP endpoints

Method Path Auth Notes
GET /health none Liveness probe
GET /metrics optional bearer Prometheus exposition
GET /.well-known/oauth-protected-resource none RFC 9728
POST /mcp Bearer vat_* MCP JSON-RPC
GET /mcp Bearer vat_* SSE event stream
DELETE /mcp Bearer vat_* Session termination

Architecture

MCP client  ──OAuth 2.1 + PKCE──▶  Viraly .NET API  (api.viraly.io)
     │                                    ▲
     │                                    │ Bearer vat_* (forwarded)
     │  Streamable HTTP / stdio           │
     └─▶  Viraly MCP server  (mcp.viraly.io)
              ├─ Tool registry (read + write)
              ├─ OAuth resource-server middleware
              └─ Pass-through to Platform API (/api/platforms/*)

The server is a thin proxy that exposes LLM-friendly tool schemas. Authentication and authorization are delegated to the Viraly API — every tool call forwards the user's vat_* access token upstream and lets the API enforce scopes and plan limits exactly as it does for the SPA. There's no shared key, no privileged service account, and no way for one user's tokens to access another tenant's data.

Repo layout

src/
  server.ts              entry point
  config.ts              env-var loading + validation
  auth/
    middleware.ts        Bearer-token auth for HTTP transport
    token-context.ts     AsyncLocalStorage for per-request token
  api/
    viraly-client.ts     Platform API client (typed)
    errors.ts            error taxonomy
  tools/
    registry.ts          register/dispatch framework
    types.ts             ToolDefinition interface
    index.ts             aggregated tool imports
    read/                read-only tools
    write/               state-changing tools (also AI generation)
  transport/
    http.ts              Streamable HTTP transport
    stdio.ts             stdio transport
  observability/
    logger.ts            pino logger (auth headers redacted)
    metrics.ts           prom-client metrics

Troubleshooting

Browser shows "ruffled feathers" / generic error after sign-in. You may be on a stale SPA bundle — hard-refresh app.viraly.io (Cmd-Shift-R / Ctrl-Shift-R) and retry the OAuth flow.

Tool returns "Plan limit reached". You hit a quota gate (e.g. generate_image on Free plan). Upgrade at viraly.io/pricing or pick a tool that doesn't require the gated capability.

Tool returns "additional permission" / scope error. The original consent didn't grant the scope this tool needs. Open Settings → Connected Apps, revoke, then re-add the connector and grant the missing scope.

MODEL_VALIDATION_FAILED from any tool. File an issue with the tool name and (redacted) input — that error means the MCP server's request shape is out of sync with the API. We try to catch these in CI but the surface is large.

Token expired. Most clients auto-refresh. If yours doesn't, reconnect — the OAuth flow only takes a few seconds.


Security

See SECURITY.md for the disclosure policy and the threat model.

Highlights:

  • OAuth 2.1 + PKCE; no shared keys, no service accounts.
  • Per-tool scopes + plan-tier checks enforced by the Viraly API, not by this server.
  • Authorization headers and OAuth tokens are redacted in logs.
  • All container deploys are pinned by SHA, not tag, in CI.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.


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