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Integrations

Connect ScaleReach to the AI assistants, coding agents, IDEs, and automation tools you already use.

ScaleReach works with any tool that supports Model Context Protocol. Choose a tool below for its exact setup guide.

Every guide uses the same remote server:

https://mcp.scalereach.ai/mcp/sr_live_YOUR_KEY_HERE

Your API key (get one here) is embedded in the URL, so most integrations need no separate authentication settings. See Use with Claude for the local npm package option.

AI assistants, IDEs & coding agents

Automation platforms

Don't see your tool? Any MCP client that supports remote HTTP/streamable servers will work - just point it at https://mcp.scalereach.ai/mcp/sr_live_YOUR_KEY_HERE.

How the integrations work

ScaleReach runs a hosted Model Context Protocol server at mcp.scalereach.ai. When you add it to an assistant, the assistant learns a set of ScaleReach tools: submit a YouTube video, check its status, list and download clips, delete or reprocess a video, and list, schedule, edit, reschedule or cancel social posts. You then ask for things in ordinary sentences, and the assistant decides which tool to call.

Nothing is installed on your computer for the remote setup. The only thing you provide is your API key, which is part of the server URL. Each guide below shows where that URL goes in a specific tool, how to confirm the connection, and what to check when it does not work.

Choosing a setup

  • Chat assistants such as Claude and ChatGPT are the quickest way to try ScaleReach. Add the URL as a connector and start asking.
  • Coding agents and editors such as Cursor, VS Code, Cline, Goose, Amp and opencode keep the configuration in a file. Use the global configuration file if your key must not end up in a shared repository.
  • Automation platforms such as Zapier, Make and n8n let you run ScaleReach inside a scheduled or triggered workflow, for example clipping every new video from an RSS feed.
  • Your own code can skip MCP and call the REST API directly with the same key.

Before you connect

Create an API key in Workspace Settings → API Keys. It is shown once, so copy it straight away. A key works only for the workspace it was created in, and minutes used by any connected tool are taken from that workspace's balance. If you connect several tools, consider one key per tool so you can revoke each one separately.

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