Extrovert has an MCP server, so you can connect it to an AI assistant like Claude or ChatGPT and run it with plain-language prompts, no code. Ask it to launch a campaign, fill in a voice, find new prospects, review the comments waiting for you, or reply to a prospect, and it works directly on your Extrovert account.

You set this up on the Connect to AI page in Extrovert (left menu). The steps below cover the main tools.

What you can do with it

Set up and manage

View your campaigns, prospects, topics, and voices
Create, start, stop, duplicate, share, or transfer campaigns
Create and fill in voices, including talking points, selling points, DM templates, and comment examples
Manage prospects and prospect lists, the topics you monitor, and Intent Signals campaigns with their auto-add settings
Read a connected account's LinkedIn profile, recent posts or recent comments: your own account, or a team account you are permitted to manage
See your plan, how much room your team has left in its prospect and topic limits, and your team members

Find new prospects with Lead Finder

Search the B2B database by job title, seniority, company, location, industry, technologies and more
Preview the first 20 matches to check the filters are right
Add people to a Prospects campaign, either everyone the filters match up to a number you choose, or people picked from the preview

Each person retrieved by a Lead Finder import costs 1 Extrovert Credit, including retrieved people who are skipped as duplicates or removed after import. Before it adds anyone, the AI tells you how many people, into which campaign and list, and what it costs, and waits for your yes. See Lead Finder.

Work through your queue

List everything waiting for you for one of your accounts, across all of its campaigns at once, and read any one of them
Look back over what already went out for that account: queued, posted, skipped, and failed comments
Generate or improve a comment draft, or set its exact text
Choose whether approving posts a comment, a reaction, or both
Approve a comment, cancel one that's queued, skip it, or unskip it later
Approve a number of the most relevant comments in one go, across one account's Main Feed or inside one campaign, and get back how many went through
List your DM conversations and read one
Prepare a reply, improve it, edit the exact text, and send it

One thing to expect: what's waiting for approval only covers campaigns that are running and not set to comment automatically. If all your campaigns are on Auto, the AI will report nothing waiting even though your posted history keeps filling up. That's correct, because auto campaigns publish without asking you.

A few prompts to try once you're connected:

"Show me my active campaigns."
"Create a nurturing campaign for senior PMs in NYC."
"Find VPs of Sales at US SaaS companies with 50 to 200 employees that use HubSpot."
"Show me everything waiting for approval across all my campaigns."
"Go through my pending comments and approve the ones that mention a concrete result."
"Approve the 10 most relevant comments in my Main Feed."
"Draft a reply to the last message from Anna, keep it short."

How much of your day it can take over

More than it used to. The AI can now do the review work itself: read the drafts, adjust them, approve comments, and send DM replies. So you can run your daily engagement from your chat rather than from the Extrovert feed, if that suits you better.

The Extrovert connection does not create a schedule by itself. If your AI app supports scheduled tasks with Extrovert access and result delivery, you can set up daily proactive reviews using your agent. These reviews prepare recommendations; approving comments or sending messages still needs your go-ahead. If you want comments going out without you present, that's a different feature: see auto comments.

A sensible habit when you let it act: ask it to show you what it's about to approve or send before it does. Bulk approve is the exception: it approves the top of the feed without listing each draft, so use it only when you already trust the voice's drafts.

How the tool list works

Extrovert exposes its business tools directly. Your AI client may load or search the tools it needs on demand, so the number visible in a chat is not a connection test.

Older chats can still use the legacy list_tool_names, describe_tools and call_tool interface. Refresh the client's saved tool catalog to pick up the current tools. See ChatGPT says a tool wasn't found below for ChatGPT's Refresh steps.

Before you start

Choose your AI client below. These are the same connection steps shown on Extrovert's Connect to AI page. Use your Extrovert account for browser sign-in; you do not need your LinkedIn login or a REST API key.

How to connect

Open Connect to AI in Extrovert and select your client. The MCP server URL is https://mcp.goextrovert.com; it uses Streamable HTTP and OAuth sign-in.

At the final check step, send this message:

Check my Extrovert connection. Retrieve my profile, confirm the connection works, and get ready to help me use the app.

Claude

Works on Free, Pro and Max; Free allows one custom connector. On Team or Enterprise, a workspace owner adds Extrovert first.

Open connector settings. Open Customize → Connectors → Add custom connector. For Team or Enterprise, an owner opens Organization settings → Connectors → Add → Custom → Web. If Extrovert is listed, click Connect and go to step 3.
Add Extrovert. Enter Extrovert as the name. Copy the URL below into MCP server URL. Leave client ID and secret empty. If you see Continue, click it and keep the detected settings. Server URL: https://mcp.goextrovert.com.
Sign in to Extrovert. Choose Sign in now if shown, then click Add. In the browser, sign in to Extrovert and click Allow. Return to Claude.
Check the connection. Open a chat, click + → Connectors and enable Extrovert. Send the connection-check message above to check your profile and connection.

Claude Code

Use a terminal with Claude Code installed and signed in.

Add Extrovert. Copy and run this command in your terminal, outside Claude Code. Not installed yet? Follow the installation guide first.
```
claude mcp add --transport http --scope user extrovert 'https://mcp.goextrovert.com'
```
Start sign-in. Run claude. Type /mcp, select extrovert, press Enter and choose Authenticate.
Sign in to Extrovert. In the browser, sign in to Extrovert and click Allow. If no browser opens, use the sign-in link in your terminal. Return to Claude Code.
Check the connection. Type /mcp to check that extrovert is connected. Send the connection-check message above in Claude Code.

ChatGPT

Use ChatGPT on the web. If Add custom MCP server is missing, your plan or workspace settings may not allow it.

Open Plugins. On the ChatGPT website, open Plugins → + → Add custom MCP server.
Add Extrovert. Set Name to Extrovert and Authentication to OAuth. Copy the URL below into Server URL. Leave all optional fields empty, including client ID and secret. Server URL: https://mcp.goextrovert.com.
Create the plugin. Select “I understand and want to continue”, then click Create as a plugin.
Install and sign in. Open the Extrovert plugin and click Install. Sign in to Extrovert and click Allow when prompted.
Check the connection. Start a new chat, type @ and select Extrovert. Send the connection-check message above to check your profile and connection.

Dots

Requires Dots access: Pro outside the EEA, UK and Switzerland; Business Premium in supported regions; or Enterprise/Edu beta enabled by your admin.

Open Plugins. On the ChatGPT website, open Plugins → + → Add custom MCP server.
Add Extrovert. Set Name to Extrovert and Authentication to OAuth. Copy the URL below into Server URL. Leave all optional fields empty, including client ID and secret. Server URL: https://mcp.goextrovert.com.
Create the plugin. Select “I understand and want to continue”, then click Create as a plugin.
Install and sign in. Open the Extrovert plugin and click Install. Sign in to Extrovert and click Allow when prompted.
Enable Extrovert for your dot. In the ChatGPT mobile app, open your dot’s profile → Customize → Plugins. Select Extrovert and review its permissions. If Extrovert is not listed, use it in ChatGPT instead.
Check the connection. Send the connection-check message above to your dot. Sign in again if asked. Your dot can read connected data and run actions you authorize, including background tasks.

Grok Bot

Requires a paid Cursor plan, Cursor Teams, linked SuperGrok (not Lite) or X Premium+, or a Grok Business seat.

Add Extrovert. Open a Grok Bot chat. Copy and send this message.
```
Add this MCP server: https://mcp.goextrovert.com
```
Confirm the server. Check that the server URL matches your message, then confirm you want to add it.
Sign in to Extrovert. Open Grok Bot’s sign-in link. Sign in to Extrovert, click Allow and return to Grok Bot.
Check the connection. Type @ and select Extrovert in your next message. Send the connection-check message above.

Muse

Add Extrovert. Open a Muse chat. Copy and send this message.

Create a custom connector for the Extrovert MCP server at https://mcp.goextrovert.com. It is a remote MCP server (streamable HTTP) that uses OAuth sign-in.

Confirm the server. Check that Muse is connecting to the Extrovert server URL from your message. Use OAuth sign-in, not an API key.
Sign in to Extrovert. Open the Extrovert sign-in link from Muse. Sign in, review the requested access and click Allow. Return to Muse.
Check the connection. Send the connection-check message above in Muse to check your profile and connection.

Codex

The ChatGPT desktop app, Codex CLI and IDE extension share MCP settings.

App

Open MCP settings. In the ChatGPT desktop app: Settings → MCP servers → Add server. In the Codex IDE extension: gear menu → MCP servers → Add server.
Add Extrovert. Enter extrovert as the name and select Streamable HTTP. Copy the URL below into the server URL field. Leave other fields empty. Click Save, then Restart or Restart extension. Server URL: https://mcp.goextrovert.com.
Sign in to Extrovert. Click Authenticate next to extrovert. In the browser, sign in to Extrovert and click Allow. Return to the app or IDE.
Check the connection. Start a new chat and type /mcp to check that extrovert is connected. Send the connection-check message above.

Terminal

Add Extrovert. With Codex CLI installed, copy and run this command in your terminal.
```
codex mcp add extrovert --url 'https://mcp.goextrovert.com'
```
Start sign-in. If sign-in did not start automatically, copy and run this command. If you already signed in, go to step 4.
```
codex mcp login extrovert
```
Sign in to Extrovert. In the browser, sign in to Extrovert and click Allow. Return to your terminal.
Check the connection. Run codex mcp list, or start Codex and type /mcp. Check that extrovert is connected, then send this message in a Codex chat.

Cursor

Use the Cursor editor or CLI. Your team may restrict which MCP servers you can add.

App

Add Extrovert. Open ~/.cursor/mcp.json. If it does not exist, create it and paste the JSON below. If it has other servers, add only the extrovert entry inside mcpServers. Save the file.
```
{  "mcpServers": {    "extrovert": {      "url": "https://mcp.goextrovert.com"    }  }}
```
Enable Extrovert. Restart Cursor. Open Customize in the sidebar and enable extrovert in the MCP server list.
Sign in to Extrovert. Follow the sign-in prompt for extrovert. In the browser, sign in and click Allow. Return to Cursor.
Check the connection. Send the connection-check message above in Cursor’s Agent chat to check your profile and connection.

Terminal

Add Extrovert. Open ~/.cursor/mcp.json. If it does not exist, create it and paste the JSON below. If it has other servers, add only the extrovert entry inside mcpServers. Save the file.
```
{  "mcpServers": {    "extrovert": {      "url": "https://mcp.goextrovert.com"    }  }}
```
Start sign-in. With Cursor CLI installed, copy and run this command in your terminal.
```
agent mcp login extrovert
```
Sign in to Extrovert. In the browser, sign in to Extrovert and click Allow. Return to your terminal.
Check the connection. Run agent mcp list to check that extrovert is connected. Start a Cursor CLI chat and send this message.

Kimi Code

Use Kimi Code CLI or the Kimi Code desktop app. They share MCP settings. The Kimi web chat at kimi.com does not support adding your own MCP server, so use Kimi Code.

Add Extrovert. Install Kimi Code and sign in. Open ~/.kimi-code/mcp.json. If it does not exist, create it and paste the JSON below. If it has other servers, add only the extrovert entry inside mcpServers. Save the file.
```
{  "mcpServers": {    "extrovert": {      "url": "https://mcp.goextrovert.com"    }  }}
```
Start sign-in. Run kimi in your terminal. Copy and send this command in Kimi Code.
```
/mcp-config login extrovert
```
Sign in to Extrovert. In the browser, sign in to Extrovert and click Allow. Return to Kimi Code.
Check the connection. Start a new session and type /mcp to check that extrovert is connected. Send the connection-check message above.

Other

Your AI tool must support remote MCP with Streamable HTTP and OAuth sign-in.

Open MCP settings. Open your AI tool’s MCP or connector settings. Choose to add a remote server.
Add Extrovert. Enter Extrovert as the name. Copy the URL below into the server URL field. Select Streamable HTTP and OAuth if shown. Leave API keys and headers empty. Server URL: https://mcp.goextrovert.com.
Sign in to Extrovert. Follow the browser sign-in prompt. Sign in to Extrovert, click Allow and return to your AI tool.
Check the connection. Send the connection-check message above in your AI tool to check your profile and connection.

What it can't do

See your LinkedIn password or session cookies
Change your billing, or add and remove teammates
Run a schedule for your AI app. Scheduled reviews depend on that app's own scheduling and delivery capabilities
Do anything you couldn't do yourself, it works inside your account, your permissions, your daily limits and your credit balance

Comments the AI approves go out under the same daily limits, working hours and safety rules as comments you approve in the dashboard. DMs the AI sends are queued by default: Extrovert spaces them out and sends them only inside your working hours, with no daily DM limit. If you ask for a DM to go out right now, the AI can send it right away instead. Each teammate connects with their own account, you can't share one connection across a team.

Good to know

Sign-in is OAuth, not your API key. You connect by logging into your Extrovert account in the browser. Your Extrovert REST API key is a separate system and won't work here. The API covers most of the same ground, including Lead Finder, if you'd rather script it than chat. Intent Signals setup is available through MCP and the app, not the public REST API.
Choose the right team. Without a team choice, the AI uses the team selected in Extrovert. It can also list your available teams and use a different team for individual calls without changing the dashboard's selected team. Your permissions in that team still apply.
Connecting a tool that isn't listed? Point it at the server URL mcp.goextrovert.com over HTTP (StreamableHTTP), then approve the same browser sign-in.

If the AI doesn't see your Extrovert tools

The most common issue isn't the connection itself, it's that the connector is added but its tools aren't active in the chat. If you ask about your campaigns and the AI says it can't see them:

Make sure the Extrovert connector's tools are enabled in the conversation (not just connected in settings).
Start a fresh chat. Connectors enabled in the middle of a conversation often don't register until you do.
Check you finished the browser consent (clicked Allow) and approved with the right Extrovert account.

The number of tools shown depends on how your client loads them. See How the tool list works above; confirm the connection by asking it to retrieve your Extrovert profile.

If it still doesn't work, open Guides and support in the left menu, then Chat with support, and we'll help.

ChatGPT says "This conversation does not support developer MCPs"

ChatGPT no longer requires a separate Developer Mode toggle to connect custom MCP servers. If you see this message in an existing conversation, try a new normal chat and select your connected Extrovert plugin there.

Start a brand-new normal chat at chatgpt.com, outside a Project or Custom GPT, without Agent mode or Deep Research, to rule out conversation-specific compatibility.
Select the connected Extrovert plugin and ask: "Use Extrovert only and show my campaigns."
If Extrovert is missing, open chatgpt.com/plugins and check that it is connected. If needed, add it again with Add → Create custom MCP server and follow the ChatGPT setup steps above.
If Create custom MCP server is missing from the Add menu, check that you are using the intended account and workspace. In a managed workspace, ask your admin to check your permission to create custom MCP servers. Send support a screenshot of the Add menu if you are still blocked; do not include passwords or tokens.

ChatGPT says a tool wasn't found

If ChatGPT still sees Extrovert but every action fails with MCP error -32602: Tool ... not found, ChatGPT is working from a saved copy of the Extrovert tool list that it took when you connected. We update the tools from time to time, and ChatGPT doesn't pick that up on its own, so it keeps calling names that no longer exist.

Refresh the saved copy:

Open chatgpt.com/plugins.
Select Extrovert.
Click Refresh.
Wait for the tool list to update.
Start a new normal chat and select the connected Extrovert plugin again.

Disconnecting and reconnecting the app doesn't clear the saved list, and neither does starting a new chat on its own. Only Refresh replaces it.

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