DropTrack

DropTrack AI integrations

Official plugins and connection metadata for using DropTrack with AI assistants and developer tools.

Connect your DropTrack account to analyze tracks, understand audio and metadata insights in plain language, find relevant music-industry opportunities, and work with your promotion data from supported AI clients.

What you can do

• Analyze an uploaded track, an existing DropTrack track, or a supported music link.
• Explain track analysis, tags, and recommendations in plain language.
• Find submission opportunities that fit a track.
• Review playlists, contacts, lists, campaigns, and audience engagement.
• Prepare campaign drafts and organize promotion assets.
• Review Grow advertising and promotion performance.
• Create customer-facing materials such as press releases, artist bios, and artwork.
• Work across an authorized label roster when your account has access.

Every action is scoped to the companies, data, and permissions available to the signed-in DropTrack account. Actions that create or change data remain subject to confirmation in the AI client.

Start with track analysis

Try:

Analyze my newest track and explain the results in plain language.

You can also ask:

• Find submission opportunities that fit my newest track.
• Compare engagement across my recent campaigns.
• Draft a promotion campaign for my latest release.

Connect your AI assistant

Choose the connection supported by your client. Every option uses DropTrack sign-in and exposes only customer-facing tools allowed by your account. The exact catalog can vary by client: provider-managed directory connectors may omit features that the provider does not accept, while a direct MCP connection exposes the complete customer catalog allowed by your DropTrack plan and permissions. Internal administrative capabilities are not part of customer integrations.

ChatGPT and Codex

Install the official DropTrack plugin, sign in to DropTrack when prompted, and start with one of the prompts above.

Claude and Claude Code

In Claude.ai, add a custom connector with this URL when your plan or workspace supports custom connectors:

https://mcp.droptrack.com/mcp

In Claude Code, add the official DropTrack marketplace and install the plugin:

/plugin marketplace add droptrack/droptrack-ai-integrations

/plugin install droptrack@droptrack

Cursor

This repository is an Agent Plugins 1.0 package. It can be installed from the public repository. You can also add the remote MCP endpoint directly in Cursor's MCP settings.

Gemini CLI

gemini extensions install https://github.com/droptrack/droptrack-ai-integrations

VS Code and GitHub Copilot

Use MCP: Add Server in the VS Code Command Palette, choose an HTTP server, and enter:

https://mcp.droptrack.com/mcp

Other MCP clients

Use the Streamable HTTP endpoint:

https://mcp.droptrack.com/mcp

The server uses OAuth. Your client should open DropTrack sign-in automatically when it first connects.

Directories and discovery

• Official MCP Registry
• Smithery
• Glama
• LobeHub
• MCP Servers
• ChatGPT and Codex plugin
• Gemini CLI extension gallery, indexed automatically from the public repository topic and root manifest

Documentation and support

• Setup guide
• Example workflows
• DropTrack AI Assistant
• Privacy Policy
• Terms of Service
• Support

Repository layout

• plugin.json and mcp.json: portable Agent Plugins package
• .codex-plugin/: Codex plugin metadata
• .claude-plugin/: Claude Code plugin and marketplace metadata
• gemini-extension.json: Gemini CLI extension metadata
• server.json: official MCP Registry metadata
• lhm.plugin.json: LobeHub owner metadata and customer-only tool catalog
• plugins/droptrack/: self-contained marketplace package

Security

Do not include tokens, passwords, customer exports, or production data in issues. See SECURITY.md for responsible reporting.

DropTrack records operational MCP events needed to measure adoption and reliability: request or method type, tool name, success or failure, latency, authorized DropTrack user and company identifiers, and a client-reported application name when available. It does not record prompt text, tool input values, track content, or OAuth secrets. Client-reported application names are useful for directional reporting but are not verified provider identity.

License

The integration metadata in this repository is available under the MIT License. DropTrack names, logos, and trademarks remain the property of DropTrack, Inc.