Connect me to Eden: fetch https://eden.so/skills/eden-mcp/install.md and follow it.Paste it into Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or any agent you run. It connects Eden, picks up the Eden skill so it drives the tools properly, and shows you the first things to ask.
One prompt, no setup guide. Paste the line into Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or a coding agent. It adds the Eden server, opens the sign-in, and installs the Eden skill so it drives the tools properly.
You approve once. A browser window shows exactly what the connection can do: read your workspace, save and edit, schedule or publish. Click Connect Eden and it closes on its own.
Then it offers a first move. Outlier posts on your topic, how your month went, a draft saved for Tuesday. Answer in plain language and it's working.
Ask in plain language. The outlier posts about focus on X this quarter. Any creator's best work. The titles winning on YouTube in your niche. Your AI picks the Eden tool and runs it.
Ranked against each creator's own baseline. Not the biggest accounts, the biggest breakouts. A post that did 100× what its author usually gets tells you something a follower count never will.
Every call, in the open. The tool's name and its arguments sit right in the chat, so you can see what was searched and tighten it.
Every connected platform, one digest. Posts, views, likes, comments, and shares against the previous period. Which formats beat your baseline. Which posts broke out, with links.
Private metrics included. Impressions, saves, watch time, Substack email opens. The numbers only your own accounts can see, pulled from Eden's analytics warehouse.
Tracking switches on by itself. The first analytics request starts tracking on any connected account. Nothing to set up first.
Save it as a draft, or schedule it. Your AI reads your posting schedule, picks the slot you asked for, and writes the post into Eden. Drafts wait for your approval. Scheduled posts go out on time.
Eight platforms, one queue. X, Threads, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube Shorts, and Substack, with a different version for each platform where it matters.
Nothing posts without you. The Eden skill tells your AI to confirm content, platforms, and time before it fires anything public. Read-only connections can't post at all.
The Eden app stays simple on purpose: find inspiration, save ideas, keep your research in one place. Automation is your agent's job. Eden hands it the social corpus, the publishing rails, the analytics warehouse, and the account connections nobody wants to build themselves. Two complete workflows to start with, free:
Claude finds the outliers in your niche every week and hands you a content strategy with receipts.
Claude builds you a live dashboard where five stations run your content on your real numbers.
Already running Claude Code or another agent? Hand it these and it sets itself up — other MCP clients connect to the same endpoint from their connector settings.
claude mcp add --transport http eden https://mcp.eden.so/mcphttps://eden.so/skills/eden-mcp/install.mdhttps://eden.so/llms-full.txtIf you want one connection that covers the whole content loop, Eden's MCP is built for exactly that: scheduling and publishing to eight platforms, your own private analytics (impressions, saves, watch time, Substack email opens), and research across a 3M+ post corpus. Posting-only MCP servers can queue what you already wrote; Eden also answers what's worth writing.
In Claude Code, run the one-line command above and approve the sign-in in the browser window that opens. In Claude on the web or the desktop app, go to Settings, then Connectors, then Add custom connector, and paste https://mcp.eden.so/mcp. No API keys. You sign in with your Eden account and approve read and write access once.
Yes. ChatGPT takes Eden as a custom MCP server with Developer mode on (paid plans). Cursor adds it under Settings, then MCP. Codex takes two commands, then a sign-in. Any client that speaks the Model Context Protocol connects to the same server URL. Automation tools like n8n, Zapier, and Make use a personal access token instead of the browser sign-in.
Search millions of indexed posts and rank them against each creator's own baseline, break down any public creator, study winning titles and ads, read your own analytics, read and write your boards, notes, and tables, and draft, schedule, or publish posts to your connected accounts. Every call shows in the chat with the tool's name.
Yes. That's the core difference. Eden indexes the social graph, so you can pull any public creator's top posts and the hooks behind them, ranked against that creator's own baseline, without connecting their account or managing API keys.
Yes. Once your accounts are connected, your agent can pull your cross-platform numbers: totals with deltas, outlier posts, topic and format winners, follower counts, and per-post metrics including private ones like impressions, saves, watch time, and Substack email opens. The first analytics request switches tracking on automatically.
You choose the scope. Read-only connections can search and read but never create, edit, schedule, or publish. Read and write connections can save and schedule, and still can't permanently delete content or change who you follow. In Settings you can switch off any single tool, switch off every write tool at once, or revoke a client on the spot.
Connecting is free on every plan. Research calls use credits like a chat message: post reads and study tools 0.5, searches 0.3, creator analysis 0.1. Reading your own workspace, and every write, is free.
No. Paste the one line above into your AI and it connects itself, installs the Eden skill, and shows you the first things to ask. Developers can also call the same tools from custom agents and automations.
Connect Eden to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or any agent you run. Research, your numbers, and publishing, from the chat you already write in. Free to start.
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