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Model Context Protocol

Connect UrlsTree to your AI assistant

UrlsTree runs an open MCP (Model Context Protocol) server, so any MCP-compatible client — Claude, Cursor, or others — can manage your link-in-bio page, short links, and more directly from a chat, on your behalf.

Server URL

https://urlstree.com/mcp

This is the only thing you need to paste into your client. Authentication happens afterward, through your own UrlsTree login.

Add UrlsTree as a custom connector

In your MCP client (Claude, Cursor, or any other MCP-compatible app), find the option to add a custom connector or MCP server, and paste in UrlsTree's server URL.

Sign in with your UrlsTree account

Leave any Client ID or Client Secret fields blank — your client registers itself automatically. You'll be prompted to log in with your normal UrlsTree email and password, the same as signing into the dashboard.

That's it — ask away

Once connected, you can ask your assistant to manage your whole UrlsTree account: links, short links, bookings, appearance, audience, and more. It only ever acts on your own account.

What it can do

Link-in-bio page

Add, edit, reorder, archive, or remove links, headers, embeds, and products — the blocks on your profile page.

Short links

Create, edit, pause, expire, or delete short links (with UTM parameters and expiry dates), and check click stats — including referrer, country, and device on a Pro plan.

Analytics

Page views, link clicks, click-through rate, a 30-day trend, and your top-performing links.

Appearance

Read and change your theme, button style, bio, and SEO fields.

Audience

Check your email capture settings and subscriber count (or list recent subscribers on request).

Social icons

Add, edit, or remove the social platform icons on your profile.

Bookings

Create and edit bookable services, set weekly hours and days off, list upcoming bookings, and move or cancel one — the visitor is emailed automatically.

Profile summary

A quick read of what your live page currently shows — links, icons, bio, and plan status.

Every request runs as you — an assistant can only ever see or change things that belong to your own account, and you can revoke access at any time from your account settings.