MCP for AI Agents

60 Minute Creator can connect to AI assistants like Claude, Cursor, or any other MCP-compatible app, so they can build and run workflows, manage influencers and media, and check your spend on your behalf. This page shows you how to connect one, what it can do, and how to stay in control. MCP access is included on the Pro plan and above.

Where to find it

1. Open Settings.
2. Click the MCP Server tab (the one with the Server icon), next to Billing, API Keys, Connected Accounts, Notifications, and Appearance.

What MCP does for you

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is a way for AI assistants to work directly inside your account instead of you copying and pasting between apps. Once connected, an assistant can build and run workflows for you, manage your influencers and media, and answer questions about what you're spending, all through plain conversation.

You don't need to create an API key for this. Connecting simply opens your normal 60 Minute Creator sign-in, and when the assistant deletes something or publishes a workflow, it always needs your explicit confirmation first.

Your server URL

The Server URL card on the MCP Server tab shows the address your AI app needs: https://app.60minutecreator.com/api/mcp. Copy it from there when you set up a connection.

Connecting from your AI app

The Connect from your client section lists seven supported apps: Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, and Cursor. Each row has a Copy prompt button. For Claude, set up the connection on web or desktop; once connected, it works in Claude's mobile apps too.

You don't follow setup steps yourself. Instead:

1. Click Copy prompt on the row for your app.
2. Paste the prompt into that app's chat.
3. The app takes it from there. Chat apps like Claude, ChatGPT, and Grok walk you through their own settings one step at a time. Coding agents like Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, and Cursor configure the connection for you.
4. When the sign-in window opens, sign in with your normal 60 Minute Creator account and approve access.
5. The prompt ends by having the app verify the connection, usually by listing your workflows.

A few app-specific notes:

• ChatGPT needs a Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise, or Edu plan, and the prompt walks you through turning on Developer mode first (Settings > Connectors > Advanced settings).
• Grok connectors are managed at grok.com/connectors.
• Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Gemini CLI each finish with a short command you run in the terminal to complete the sign-in. The prompt tells you exactly when.

What assistants can do

Once connected, an assistant can work across five areas of your account:

• Workflows: list, inspect, create, edit the node graph, validate, publish, run, and view execution history.
• Influencers: list, create, manage images, and generate new images (this uses your own provider API keys, so it costs money).
• Media library: browse, search, upload from a URL, rename, tag, move, and delete.
• Cloud storage: browse your connected Google Drive or Dropbox, and import or export files.
• Costs: your real provider spend, totals, trends, and breakdowns by workflow, model, or provider.

Staying safe: confirmations and your own keys

Deleting anything, and publishing a workflow, are always two steps: the assistant shows you a preview first, then has to confirm explicitly before it happens. Nothing can be deleted or published by accident from a single request.

Any generation the assistant triggers (like creating influencer images) uses your own provider keys from the API Keys tab. Nothing can spend money on a provider you haven't connected.

Staying connected

Your access refreshes automatically in the background while you stay connected, so you shouldn't need to do anything. If a connection ever expires, just reconnect from your AI app's settings, the same way you connected the first time.

You can disconnect at any time from the client app itself. 60 Minute Creator doesn't keep a list of connected AI apps inside your account, so managing access happens on the AI app's side, either by disconnecting it there or by letting the connection expire and not reconnecting.

Who has access

MCP is included starting on the Pro plan, and also available on Scale and Studio. It isn't included on the Starter plan. If you're on Starter and try to connect an app, the approval screen asks you to upgrade to Pro before the connection can finish.

Troubleshooting

• Google Drive or Dropbox isn't connected: connect the account under the Connected Accounts tab, then retry.
• No fal.ai / Kie / OpenRouter key configured: add your provider key under the API Keys tab. Generation tools use your own keys.
• Sign-in loop, or you're logged out after a while: your access has expired. Disconnect and reconnect the connector in your AI app.