Creationloop

CreationLoop MCP Server

This server is obsolete. It was the CreationLoop marketing agent, and it is no longer the CreationLoop product.

CreationLoop is now a member network. Connect your AI at https://creationloop.ai/claim/connect.

The member network's address is https://creationloop.ai/claim/mcp, and it needs no key to search.

It has no tools to pay, buy or send a message. The person does that on CreationLoop.

CreationLoop is your Marketing Agent.

Verified agent output. The recursive loop that gets better, and proves it.

This is the public listing for CreationLoop's remote MCP server. The server lets any MCP-capable agent read CreationLoop's canonical company information and submit a design-partner application on a user's behalf. It is a hosted, remote server: there is nothing to install and no key to configure. Point your client at the endpoint below and connect.

• Endpoint: https://creationloop.ai/api/mcp
• Transport: Streamable HTTP (stateless, JSON responses)
• Authentication: none required
• Method: POST only (JSON-RPC 2.0)

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What the server is

CreationLoop is a Marketing Agent for early-stage founders and small brands. The MCP server exposes a small, deterministic surface: three read tools that return CreationLoop's canonical public copy verbatim, and one write tool that submits a design-partner application. No model sits in the response path of the read tools, so their output is fixed text, not generated on the fly.

The server is remote and hosted by CreationLoop. Your client connects over Streamable HTTP; there is no local process, no package to install, and no credential to supply.

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Transport details

The server implements the MCP Streamable HTTP transport in stateless mode:

• URL: https://creationloop.ai/api/mcp
• Accepted method: POST with a JSON-RPC 2.0 body.
• Response mode: plain JSON (application/json). The server runs with JSON responses enabled and no SSE stream, so each request gets a single JSON reply.
• Sessions: none. Every request builds a fresh server and transport pair, so there is no session id to track and no session to resume or delete.
• `GET` and `DELETE`: return HTTP 405 with a JSON-RPC error (code -32000, message "Method not allowed. POST JSON-RPC to this endpoint."). Because the server is stateless there is no SSE stream to open on GET and no session to remove on DELETE.
• Server identity: name creationloop, version 0.1.0.

Rate limits

Limits are per client IP, on a fixed 60 second window:

• All MCP traffic: up to 30 requests per minute. Over the limit, the server replies with HTTP 429 and a JSON-RPC error (code -32000, message "Too many requests. Try again shortly.").
• `submit_design_partner_application`: a tighter 5 submissions per minute. Over the limit, the tool returns a tool result flagged as an error with the text "Too many requests. Try again shortly." (the JSON-RPC call itself succeeds; the error is carried in the tool result).

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Tool reference

The server exposes four tools.

get_company_overview

• Input: none. Schema is an object with no properties (additionalProperties: false).
• Output: a single text block. What CreationLoop is, how the content loop works, the two run modes, proof, philosophy, and the pricing stance, served verbatim from CreationLoop's canonical site copy.

get_design_partner_offer

• Input: none. Schema is an object with no properties (additionalProperties: false).
• Output: a single text block describing the design-partner program: what partners get, what CreationLoop asks in return, and how to apply. Served verbatim from the canonical site copy.

get_faq

• Input: none. Schema is an object with no properties (additionalProperties: false).
• Output: a single text block of frequently asked questions and answers, served verbatim from the canonical site copy.

submit_design_partner_application

Submits an application to CreationLoop's design-partner program. The founder reviews every application and follows up by email.

Input schema (strict; unknown fields are rejected):

The field descriptions above are the server's own text, reproduced verbatim

so agents match the deployed contract exactly.

Output: a text confirmation. On success the message confirms the application was received for the brand's host and states that the founder reviews every application and follows up at the email provided. On invalid input the tool returns an error result naming the validation problem.

What is stored. A successful submission records a lead row with:

• the email, normalized (trimmed and lowercased);
• a source string of the form design-partner-mcp:{host}, where {host} is the hostname derived from the website value (leading www. stripped), with the whole source string capped at 64 characters;
• the name, company, and message you provide, each trimmed to its content or stored as null when blank or absent;
• a server-assigned id and a creation timestamp.

What is not stored. The raw website URL is not persisted; only the derived hostname survives, inside the source string. The requester's IP address is used only for in-memory rate limiting and is not written to storage.

Idempotency and email. Submissions are idempotent on the email address: a duplicate email does not create a second row. Welcome and internal notification emails are sent only for a genuinely new signup. If persistence fails, the tool returns an error asking the applicant to email the founder directly instead.

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Private GTM review plugin

The same hosted MCP endpoint can expose one additional advisory-only tool, review_gtm_sweep, to an authenticated CreationLoop operator. The tool reviews a ten-person creationcode prospect packet and returns recommendations. It cannot approve, send, connect, comment, or perform any external action.

The Cursor/GrokBot plugin in this repository declares GTM_REVIEW_TOKEN as a protected plugin variable. Cursor stores the value through its plugin configuration surface and injects it into the HTTP MCP authorization header. Do not place the token in chat, source code, mcp.json, a URL, or shell history.

To install:

1. Paste https://github.com/marino129/creationloop-mcp into the plugin search.
2. Install creationloop-gtm-review.
3. Open the plugin's Configure screen.
4. Enter GTM_REVIEW_TOKEN in the protected variable field.
5. Attach the plugin to GrokBot and list tools. The authenticated connection exposes only review_gtm_sweep; it does not grant the public application submission tool or any execution capability.

The repository contains only the ${GTM_REVIEW_TOKEN} placeholder. Secret material remains outside Git.

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Connect

The server is a remote Streamable HTTP MCP server with no authentication. Use the config block for your client.

Claude Code

Add the server from the command line:

claude mcp add --transport http creationloop https://creationloop.ai/api/mcp

Claude Desktop

Claude Desktop connects to remote Streamable HTTP servers through the mcp-remote bridge. Add this to your claude_desktop_config.json:

{

"mcpServers": { "creationloop": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "mcp-remote", "https://creationloop.ai/api/mcp"] } } }

If your version of Claude Desktop supports custom remote connectors directly, you can instead add the endpoint URL https://creationloop.ai/api/mcp as a custom connector with no authentication.

Cursor

Add this to your Cursor MCP config (~/.cursor/mcp.json for a global entry, or .cursor/mcp.json in a project):

{

"mcpServers": { "creationloop": { "url": "https://creationloop.ai/api/mcp" } } }

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Verify the connection

Once connected, ask your client to list tools. You should see get_company_overview, get_design_partner_offer, get_faq, and submit_design_partner_application. A raw check with curl:

curl -sS https://creationloop.ai/api/mcp \

-H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -H "Accept: application/json" \ -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tools/list","params":{}}'

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License

The contents of this listing repository (documentation and configuration) are released under the MIT License. See LICENSE.