The MessageGears MCP server lets you drive your MessageGears account from an AI assistant using natural language: build audiences, set up campaigns, review campaign performance, author templates, and manage external campaigns conversationally.
An overview of MessageGears automation — the API layer for composing and launching platform workflows programmatically, by script, pipeline, or AI agent, and the foundation of MCP.
An overview of external campaign automation — composing and launching external campaigns programmatically, by script, pipeline, or AI agent, without the Accelerator UI.
How to get an API key, how key access works, and the entities you need before automating external campaigns with MessageGears.
The conceptual model behind external campaign automation — facets, commit points, data variables, destination field mappings, scheduling, and error conventions.
A step-by-step guide to discovering IDs, composing a campaign from its facets, and launching an external campaign with MessageGears external campaign automation.
A map of what you can ask an AI assistant to do through the MessageGears MCP server: audiences, campaigns, campaign analytics, external campaigns, templates, and platform data, by Accelerator version, plus the built-in skills that inform its answers.
How the MessageGears MCP server protects your account and subscriber data: scoped access, a bounded tool set, confirmation gates on destructive actions, and your controls.
End-to-end examples of working with MessageGears through an AI assistant: building audiences, preparing campaigns, multichannel templates, external campaigns, pre-launch QA, and campaign performance.
Connect an MCP-capable AI assistant to your MessageGears account: prerequisites, OAuth sign-in, client configuration, and how to confirm the connection works.