Step by step: add Live Producer's remote MCP server as a custom connector in Claude, as a connector in ChatGPT's Developer mode, with claude mcp add in Claude Code or in Cursor's mcp.json; sign in, choose the company and what the app may do, and ask it about your shows.
Give the AI you already use a way into your shows, with your own sign-in. To read what a connected app may do and why it works as you, see Connected AI.
Before you start
Section titled “Before you start”- You have a Live Producer account and are a member of a company. See Sign in.
- Your AI app takes a custom connector or a remote MCP server: Claude on any plan (a free plan takes one custom connector), ChatGPT on a paid plan with Developer mode, Claude Code and Cursor as they are.
Every app takes the same address, the platform’s, ending in /mcp:
https://platform.liveproducer.ai/mcpStep 1: Add Live Producer in your AI app
Section titled “Step 1: Add Live Producer in your AI app”Claude
Section titled “Claude”Open Settings › Connectors, click Add custom connector, give it the name Live Producer and the address, and click Add. Then click Connect on it. In a Team or Enterprise plan an owner adds the connector for everyone, and each person connects it for themselves.
ChatGPT
Section titled “ChatGPT”Open Settings › Connectors, turn on Developer mode under Advanced, and click Create: the name Live Producer, the address, and OAuth as the authentication. In a chat, turn the connector on under the tools; ChatGPT asks you to sign in the first time.
Claude Code
Section titled “Claude Code”In a terminal:
claude mcp add --transport http liveproducer https://platform.liveproducer.ai/mcpThen type /mcp in Claude Code, choose liveproducer and Authenticate.
Cursor
Section titled “Cursor”Open Cursor Settings › Tools & MCP and add a server with the address, or put it in
~/.cursor/mcp.json:
{ "mcpServers": { "liveproducer": { "url": "https://platform.liveproducer.ai/mcp" } } }Cursor marks it Needs login; click it.
Any other MCP client
Section titled “Any other MCP client”Any app that connects to a remote MCP server over HTTP with a sign-in works the same way: give it the address. It registers itself with Live Producer and opens the sign-in below.
Step 2: Sign in
Section titled “Step 2: Sign in”Your browser opens Live Producer’s sign-in: a link sent to your email, or Sign in with Apple. If you are signed in already, the next screen comes straight away.
Step 3: Choose the company and what the app may do
Section titled “Step 3: Choose the company and what the app may do”The screen names the app and you. Under In which company, pick the company the app works in; your role there is shown beside it. Under What it may do, tick what you allow:
| Box | Allows |
|---|---|
| Read shows, scripts, the conventions, files and feedback | reading only |
| Send and publish script, upload files | changing the shows, as far as your role goes |
| Members and roles, the company’s script skill | the company’s people and its script skill |
Only the boxes your role allows are offered; a member with Billing alone has nothing to connect. Click Allow; Cancel connects nothing. You are back in your AI app, connected.
Step 4: Ask it something
Section titled “Step 4: Ask it something”Ask in your own words; the app picks what it needs and tells you what it did:
- “Where does the November town hall stand?”
- “Put this talk track in the Product section.”
- “Give the product section to Priya and invite her.”
- “Publish the script.”
The app asks you before it changes anything. Three ready-made prompts may be listed under Live Producer: Write a script in the house format, What is missing before the show and What do I need to prepare.
Verify
Section titled “Verify”- Your AI app lists Live Producer’s tools, and “which shows do I have?” is answered with your company’s shows.
- Account › Connected AI on the platform lists the app with its company, what it may do, since when and last used. See Account page.
Related
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