MCP connectors: contentbird connects to your tools
With the new MCP connectors, contentbird opens up to the outside world. MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, an open interface for connecting tools. Data from your existing systems flows in and makes your content and ideas better, while finished content flows straight out to your CMS and other publishing systems. Knowledge becomes action.

What the MCP connectors make possible:
1. Content from your changelog
“Create a LinkedIn post from our product changelog.” A source in a connected system becomes a finished draft in the right format.
2. Data in, content out
The door swings both ways: information from your systems comes in and improves your content and ideas, while finished content goes straight out to your CMS and other publishing systems.
3. Support signals become content
“Create a blog post with a checklist from the latest support ticket.” What stands out in customer conversations becomes a topic in your content pipeline instead of sitting in the ticket system.
4. Fewer point solutions
MCP connectors bundle data flows in the contentbird platform instead of spreading them across many individual tools. This reduces license costs and integration effort.
5. The connector marketplace is growing
We are continuously adding new connections and will expand them over time into an MCP connector marketplace you can choose from.
See the MCP connectors live
The connection in the AI Content Brain
The connection to the outside world
Via the Model Context Protocol, contentbird connects to hundreds of tools. Instead of spreading data flows across many point solutions, everything comes together in one platform.
From clicking to conversation
Requests and actions run in AI Chat instead of through menus. The platform knows your project, target audiences, and existing content, so you don't have to explain the context every time.
One of five building blocks
The MCP connectors are part of the AI Content Brain, together with AI Knowledge, AI Chat, AI Governance, and AI Creation. Only when all five work together does knowledge become action.