> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.storylane.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.storylane.io/mcp/storylane-mcp/overview.md). # Overview What Storylane MCP is, what it can do across Demo Suite and RepX, and which plans include it. ## Introduction Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Cursor, and other MCP-compatible AI clients to your Storylane account. Build and personalize demos, assemble Hubs, and read what buyers are doing, without leaving your AI client. {% hint style="info" %} MCP server URL: `https://mcp.storylane.io/mcp` {% endhint %} {% @storylane/embed subdomain="app" linkValue="a8s4jaoeaa0o" url="" %} ### Get started in three steps 1. Add Storylane as a custom connector in your AI client. 2. Sign in with OAuth and approve access. 3. Paste a prompt. Start with [Connect your AI](broken://pages/7j5DllZ4boQogUXkazmZ#connect-your-ai-client) client or Connect a custom client if you are using Cursor, n8n, or your own automation. *** ### What you can do **With Demo Suite** * **Create demos** from screenshots, screen recordings, or a URL. * **Personalize at scale** with account-specific variants and tracked links. * **Assemble Hubs** for a prospect from demos you already have. * **Publish and distribute** with themes, labels, CTAs, and share links. * **Measure** engagement, leads, and the accounts behind anonymous sessions. **With RepX** * **See what buyers ask** across every agent conversation, ranked by volume. * **Find high-intent sessions** and the companies behind them. * **Track performance** across sessions, qualification, and leads. *** ### FAQs #### **👉 How can I reduce token usage?** Most token usage comes from two places: the tool definitions your AI client loads, and the data each tool returns. To keep usage low: * **Enable only the tools you need.** Each enabled tool adds to every request. Most clients let you turn off individual tools in the connector settings. * **Be specific.** Name the demo, date range, or account in your prompt. "Analytics for \[demo name], last 30 days" costs far less than "How are my demos doing?", which makes the agent list and check everything. * **Use the lightest tool.** For example, use `get_demo_status` instead of `get_demo` when you only need to know if processing is done. * **Narrow large queries.** Add filters, date ranges, or result limits to `list_demos`, `get_leads`, `get_accounts`, and analytics requests. * **Start a new chat for each task.** Long conversations resend earlier tool results with every message. * **Use a smaller model for routine tasks.** Pulling leads or creating links doesn't need your most capable model. #### 👉 Do I need technical skills? No. After the connector is configured, use plain-language prompts. #### 👉 Which AI clients are supported? Claude, ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot are supported. #### 👉 Can an agent access another workspace? No. Operations use the active workspace. Use `switch_workspace` when you have access to multiple workspaces. #### 👉 Is my content secure? MCP access uses OAuth. Your AI client never receives your Storylane password. You can revoke access from **Settings → Connectors**. Agents only access workspace data allowed by your permissions. #### 👉 How do `personalise_demo` and link variables differ? `personalise_demo` creates a new demo variant with AI-adapted content. `create_link` adds dynamic viewer variables to a tracked URL. It does not modify the demo. #### 👉 Does MCP support Hubs? You can list, create and edit hubs and read their structure. #### 👉 Can I automate MCP workflows? Yes. Trigger workflows with CRM events, Zapier, or other MCP-connected tools. #### 👉 Can I apply a theme to a demo via MCP? Yes. Use `update_demo_tool` with a `theme_id`. You can get the available theme IDs from `list_themes`. #### **👉** Can I create alerts and access deals via MCP? Yes. `list_alerts`, `create_alert`, and `update_alert` manage your alerts. `list_crm_deals`, `list_crm_pipelines`, and `list_crm_stages` access your CRM deal data. Both require the relevant features to be enabled in your workspace. #### 👉 How long does it take to process the changes? {% hint style="info" %} Async tools return immediately with a job ID. Use `get_demo_status` to check when processing is complete: * `convert_url_to_demo` — 10–20 minutes * `convert_video_to_demo` — within 10 minutes * `convert_images_to_demo` / `personalise_demo` / `create_hub` — within 5 minutes {% endhint %} #### 👉 Which plan includes MCP? MCP is available on Starter plan and above. 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