Reddit marketing inside ChatGPT, Claude and Cursor
Your AI assistant asks Alrebro for your Reddit plan, threads, and drafts — and shows you the answers. You still post everything yourself.
MCP server URL
Included on Starter, Growth and Launch Lifetime — no extra charge. See the questions below before you connect. Building an integration? The developer docs cover the REST API and the MCP reference.
Your assistant, your choice
Any client that speaks MCP can connect. No logos, no lock-in — just the server URL above.
Ask it like you would ask a teammate
Six things founders actually ask their assistant. Every example below is illustrative — the replies describe what comes back, in general terms.
Morning triage
Illustrative“What's on my Reddit plan today?”
What comes back: Your today's plan: the threads worth answering first, ranked by buyer intent, each with a one-line reason for the ranking.
Draft replies in my voice
Illustrative“Draft a reply to this thread in my voice, helpful-expert tone.”
What comes back: A draft checked against that subreddit's rules, in one of three tones. You review it and post it yourself — the assistant never posts.
Mark threads as handled
Illustrative“Mark this thread as handled so my team doesn't reply twice.”
What comes back: The thread moves to handled on your shared pipeline, so nobody on your team drafts a second reply to the same thread.
Weekly mention report
Illustrative“What did people say about my product this week?”
What comes back: A summary of mentions of your product across your tracked subreddits this week, with a link to each thread so you can read it yourself.
Competitor watch
Illustrative“Where did competitors get mentioned this week?”
What comes back: A list of competitor mentions in your tracked subreddits, each with the thread it came from — so you can see where rivals are showing up.
Keyword ideas for content
Illustrative“What are buyers asking about that I could write about?”
What comes back: A short list of the questions buyers are asking in your tracked subreddits, grouped by topic, to use as ideas for your next post or article.
Connect in a few minutes
Pick your client below. Every tab shows the same server URL from the top of this page — paste it, sign in, approve.
Claude
- Open Claude and go to Settings.
- Open Connectors.
- Choose Add custom connector.
- Paste the MCP server URL above into the URL field.
- Choose Connect.
- Sign in to Alrebro and choose Approve on the screen that shows what the connector can access.
Full Claude guide in the Help Center → (sign in first)
ChatGPT
- In ChatGPT, open Settings and enable Developer mode.
- Create a custom connector and paste the MCP server URL above.
- Choose OAuth as the authentication method.
- Sign in to Alrebro and choose Approve on the screen that shows what the connector can access.
Custom connectors and Developer mode are not available on every ChatGPT plan — availability depends on your ChatGPT plan and developer mode settings. If you do not see the option, your plan does not include it.
Full ChatGPT guide in the Help Center → (sign in first)
Claude Code
- Open a terminal where Claude Code is installed.
- Run the command below (it uses the MCP server URL above).
- When asked, sign in to Alrebro and approve the connection in your browser.
claude mcp add --transport http alrebro https://alrebro.com/api/mcpFull Claude Code guide in the Help Center → (sign in first)
Cursor
- Open Cursor Settings and go to MCP.
- Add a new MCP server.
- Paste the configuration below, with the MCP server URL above in the url field.
- Save, then wait for the server to show as connected.
{
"mcpServers": {
"alrebro": {
"url": "https://alrebro.com/api/mcp"
}
}
}Full Cursor guide in the Help Center → (sign in first)
VS Code
- In VS Code, create a file named mcp.json inside a .vscode folder in your workspace.
- Paste the configuration below, with the MCP server URL above in the url field.
- Save the file, then open the MCP server list and start the Alrebro server.
{
"servers": {
"alrebro": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://alrebro.com/api/mcp"
}
}
}Full VS Code guide in the Help Center → (sign in first)
Codex / API key
- In your Alrebro dashboard, open the Connections page and create an API key. It starts with al_ and is shown only once — copy it and store it somewhere safe.
- In Codex (or any headless client), add an MCP server with the server URL above.
- Set the Authorization header to Bearer followed by your API key.
- Save and connect — no browser sign-in is needed for API keys.
{
"mcpServers": {
"alrebro": {
"url": "https://alrebro.com/api/mcp",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer al_your_api_key"
}
}
}
}Never share an API key or put one in a public file. If a key leaks, revoke it on the Connections page and create a new one — revoking takes effect within a minute.
Full Codex / API key guide in the Help Center → (sign in first)
Alrebro never posts to Reddit for you
The connector has the same promise as the whole product: it finds and drafts, a human publishes.
Read and draft only
The assistant can read your threads and draft replies. No tool can post, comment, vote, message, or create accounts on Reddit.
Scoped access
A connection only sees the projects its owner can see. It cannot touch billing, delete data, change settings, or create keys.
Revoke in one click
Every connection and API key is listed on your Connections page. Revoking takes effect within a minute.
Rate limited
Requests per key are rate limited and usage is capped per plan, so a runaway client cannot burn through your account.
Included on Starter, Growth and Launch Lifetime
The MCP connector is part of your plan — there is no add-on fee and nothing extra to buy. If your plan lapses, the connection stops working until you renew.
Questions about the connector
What the connector can and cannot do, and what it costs (nothing extra).
What is MCP?
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets an AI assistant talk to another app over a connection. Alrebro runs an MCP server: your assistant connects to it, asks it for your Reddit plan, threads, and drafts, and shows you the answers. The assistant does the asking; Alrebro does the looking up.
Does it post to Reddit automatically?
No. Alrebro never posts, comments, votes, or messages for you — through the MCP connector or anywhere else. The connector can only read your data and draft replies. You review every draft and post it yourself, from your own Reddit account.
Do I sign in with OAuth or an API key?
Both work. Most clients use OAuth: you sign in to Alrebro once and approve what the connector can access. Clients without a browser sign-in, such as Codex and headless setups, use a personal API key instead — create one on the Connections page in your dashboard. A key starts with al_ and is shown only once.
Which plans include the connector?
The MCP connector is included on Starter, Growth and Launch Lifetime at no extra charge. If your plan lapses, the connection stops working until you renew.
Can my team use it?
Yes — each teammate signs in with their own Alrebro account and approves their own connection. A connection only sees the projects its owner can see, so a teammate never sees another teammate's projects through the connector. Handled threads are shared, so nobody replies to the same thread twice.
What data can the assistant see?
Only what your Alrebro account can see: your projects, your tracked subreddits, threads and mentions, rule summaries, and the drafts you ask for. It cannot see billing, cannot change settings, cannot delete anything, and cannot create keys. Every draft it writes counts against the same monthly draft limit as the app.
Bring your Reddit work into your assistant
Create an account, set up a project, then connect your assistant with the server URL above. Alrebro finds and drafts — you post.