One sentence to your agent. Your week is scheduled.
You already use Claude, Cursor or ChatGPT to write. But then comes the copy-pasting into six apps, twelve time slots, one format per network. That's exactly the work the PurrPlan MCP server removes: your agent talks straight to your calendar.
The setup, in 3 steps
Connect your agent
One MCP URL + one token (scopes of your choice: write, ai, media, analytics…). Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor — two minutes flat, the developer docs walk you through.
Dictate, it schedules
"Plan my week", "reschedule Tuesday's post", "which post performed best this month?": 18 tools cover publishing, analytics and the inbox.
You keep the veto
Your agent creates drafts, you approve — or you grant it direct scheduling. Scopes decide, not blind trust.
What it looks like:
Toi → Claude : « Prépare ma semaine : 5 posts sur [ton sujet],
un par jour à 9h, adapte chaque post au réseau.
LinkedIn développé, X percutant, Threads relax. »
Claude → MCP PurrPlan : plan_my_week(...)
→ 15 brouillons dans ton calendrier. Tu relis, tu valides.The outcome: AI does the logistics, your voice stays yours. The few tools that have an MCP charge $29–79/month for it.
This whole flow is covered by the lifetime license: it starts at €99 (30 seats) and climbs through public tiers to the final €597. Paid once, yours forever — API, MCP and extension included.
Straight questions
Which clients does it work with? +
Claude (Desktop, Code, claude.ai), Cursor, and any standard MCP client. A classic REST API exists for scripts too.
Is PurrPlan's own AI required? +
No. YOUR agent does the writing — PurrPlan's internal AI credits are optional and separate.
