Getting started with the Prepr MCP server
This guide shows you how to connect to the Prepr MCP server and test it with a simple prompt.
Introduction
Connecting an AI client to the Prepr MCP server gives it secure, structured access to your Prepr environment.
This lets you use natural language prompts to review content, create or update localized items, manage workflow, and support editorial or migration tasks without switching between multiple tools.
Connect to the Prepr MCP server
Connect your AI client to Prepr MCP server
Open the MCP or tools configuration area in your AI client and add the Prepr MCP server as a remote MCP server in your client settings.
- Server URL:
https://mcp.prepr.io
If your AI agent doesn’t support OAuth, in addition to the Prepr MCP server URL you need to provide an Authorization header: Bearer YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN where YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN is your MCP token.
Contact Prepr Support to request an MCP token for your Prepr environment.
Depending on your AI agent, check out the resources below for details on how to connect your specific agent:
- Claude Desktop
- Claude Code
- OpenAI (ChatGPT or Codex)
- Cursor
- GitHub Copilot
- Notion custom agent
- OpenCode
Send your first request
Once the Prepr MCP server is connected, try a simple prompt using your demo content like the example below.
Your AI client will use the Prepr MCP server to inspect your environment and return the matching content items.
What’s next
Now that you know how to connect to the Prepr MCP server, check out the available resources below.
- Authorization to understand OAuth support and token-based access.
- Release notes to track dated Prepr MCP server changes and new capabilities.
- Typical use cases for examples on how you can make AI requests.
- Safety and limitations to understand safeguards and current constraints.