List channels
See the channels you can post to, with their time zones and posting times.
Rysal runs an MCP server, so the AI tools you already use can draft posts, fill your queue and read your numbers, with the same permissions you have in the app.
Draft three posts about Saturday's bread class and put them in next week's open slots.
Drafts land in your queue. Approvals and channel access still apply.
See the channels you can post to, with their time zones and posting times.
Save a draft, add to the queue or set an exact time. Approvals still apply.
Ask what is going out this week, on which channel and when.
Capture an idea mid-conversation; it lands on your ideas board.
Get a summary of the last week or month, per channel or overall.
Add Rysal as a remote MCP server in your client, sign in when it asks, and pick the organization it may use.
https://dashboard.rysal.app/mcpEvery request runs as the person who connected the tool, in the organization they chose.
Channel access and roles are checked on every request.
Members who need approval submit posts for approval, not straight to the queue.
Nothing is published until it reaches its time in the queue.
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Mon 23 Nov, 09:00The Model Context Protocol is an open standard that lets AI tools use outside services. Rysal's MCP server gives your AI tool a few safe actions in your Rysal workspace.
Any client that can connect to a remote MCP server with sign-in, including Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor. Each client's settings have a place to add a server URL.
It can add posts to the queue or schedule them if your role allows it, just as you could. Use approvals for members, and check the queue before a post's time. Nothing skips the queue.
No. The MCP server is part of Rysal and free while we build it. Your AI tool's own plan is separate.
Not yet. The MCP server is the way to connect other tools to Rysal for now.
Revoke it in Settings, Integrations. It loses access at once.