MCP connector · works with ChatGPT, Claude and Copilot
Your AI assistant runs your release and your promo.
Audora speaks MCP (the Model Context Protocol), so the AI assistant you already use, like ChatGPT, Claude or Copilot, does the daily work in your account. It plans the campaign, writes and fixes every post and schedules it when you say go. It sets up the next single, works through your to-dos, posts your shows and tells you what worked from your own numbers. You keep the calls only you can make, and the evening is yours.
01 · Promo
This week's promo, written and scheduled.
- Ask "what's going out this week?" and get every post with its day and channel, and what still needs you
- Start a campaign for a release, or for the weeks between releases, and Audora plans every post's day, words and channel
- Your assistant fills each post with a clip or picture from your Library, writes the captions and hashtags to each channel's length and fixes whatever a post still needs
- Keep the posts you like, skip the ones you don't and add your own
- Say go and it schedules them, and they post themselves on their dates
- Let it spend credits and Audora makes new pictures and videos for the posts
Your assistant schedules posts and spends credits once you allow it in Settings › AI assistant, so everything goes out when you say so. TikTok, YouTube, Instagram (Stories included) and Facebook Pages post automatically, and nothing goes out until you approve it. A Facebook Page post is a photo or a link, never a video. Stories carry no link sticker, so your release link goes in your bio.
02 · Releases
The next single, set up right the first time.
- Your artist profile, tracks, credits and albums, filled in to Audora's field limits and the lists the stores expect
- Audio and artwork checked against the stores' rules: WAV, 16-bit or 24-bit, 44.1 kHz, stereo
- A release draft with its blurb at the right length, and a readiness check that says what's still missing
- Submitted from the chat once you allow it, or read back for you to press Submit
- The records you already have out, brought into your catalog with their codes
- Your public artist page switched on when you're ready for it
It asks Audora what each field needs, so it fills in the right things the first time and tells you what's still missing.
Your say
It asks you about the things only you know.
- Who wrote the song, who played on it, who produced it
- Where it was recorded, and who owns the copyright
- Whether it is a cover
- How the royalties split, and with whom
These are statements about real people and real money, so your assistant asks you, and your answers are what go on the record.
03 · Around the release
The to-dos, the shows and release day, handled.
TO-DOS
Your list, worked through
It reads the to-do list you see in Audora, fixes what it can and closes what you've handled. On the release's calendar it checks off the pitch, the pre-save and the Canvas.
SHOWS
Your show, posted
Give it the date, the place and the ticket link, and your show or release party is up on Scene for the artists on Audora.
RELEASE DAY
A first listen on the day
It puts the new release on the list the artists on Audora see on release day, so they can give it a first listen.
04 · The numbers
Ask what worked. It answers from your own numbers.
- Plays and saves, all time and the last 28 days, with the daily run
- Which stores and playlists the listening came from, and where it is used on TikTok
- Who is listening, and how many now follow you
- Which of your posts reached the most people, with their likes, shares and views
Every figure it brings back is your own, reported from the distributor and dated to the day it runs to. The full picture is on your numbers page.
It does the work. You keep the final say.
01 · WHEN YOU SAY GO
Out on your word
Posts are scheduled and releases submitted once you allow it. Audora checks a release against what the stores demand, so it goes live on the date you picked.
02 · ALWAYS IN VIEW
Every move, in plain words
Settings keeps a running list of what the assistant did and when, and your Home tells you when there's something to look at.
03 · THE RIGHT TOOL
Straight to the maker
Ask for a logo, a cover, your colors and type or artist photos, and it walks you to the tool in Audora that makes them.
For labels: the whole roster, in one conversation.
01 · THE ROSTER AT A GLANCE
Who moved this week
Ask how the roster is doing and your assistant answers from every artist's real numbers: last week's streams against the week before, what is coming out next and what each account still needs.
02 · ANY ARTIST, BY NAME
Work in each artist's account
Name the artist and your assistant writes and schedules their posts, fills in their profile, tracks, credits and release drafts, and works through their to-dos, as it would for an artist of its own.
03 · ALWAYS ACCOUNTED FOR
Every change on the artist's list
Each change your assistant makes shows on that artist's own record of what their label did, in plain words, so the artist and the label see the same story.
On the Label plan your assistant works across every artist on your roster. On the Label test drive it reads your roster and its numbers from day one, and the filling in comes with the plan. Audora for labels →
AI assistants and Audora, answered.
Does Audora have an MCP server for music distribution?
Yes. Audora speaks the Model Context Protocol, so an AI assistant can do the daily work inside your account: your Promo campaigns and posts, your releases with their tracks, credits and drafts, your to-dos, your shows and your numbers. Artists on a paid plan connect their assistant from inside Audora.
Which AI assistants work with it?
Any assistant that speaks MCP, which today is nearly all of them. ChatGPT, Claude, Microsoft Copilot, Perplexity, Grok and Mistral's Le Chat all connect, and so do autonomous agents like OpenClaw that keep working through the week on their own. You keep using the one you already work with.
Can my AI assistant run my promo?
Yes. It starts a campaign for a release, fills each post with a clip or picture from your Library, writes the captions and hashtags and fixes what a post still needs. Once you allow it, it schedules the posts and they publish themselves to TikTok, YouTube, Instagram and Facebook Pages on their dates. Ask "what's going out this week?" or "what worked?" and it answers from Promo itself.
What can it do with my releases?
The typing and the checking: your artist profile, tracks with their credits, albums and release drafts, filled in to Audora's field limits and audio spec, with a readiness check that says what's missing. It can bring in the records you already have out. Once you allow it, it can submit a release too, or you read it back and press Submit yourself.
Does it work for a record label?
Yes. A label connects its own assistant from its own account, and the assistant sees the whole roster: each artist's week of streams, their next releases and what each account still needs. Name an artist and it works in that artist's account (their posts, profile, tracks and credits, release drafts and to-dos), and every change shows on that artist's own list of what their label did.
Can my AI assistant tell me how my release is doing?
Yes. It reads the same numbers Audora shows you, reported from the distributor: plays all time and over the last 28 days, saves, the daily run, which stores and playlists the listening came from, TikTok use, your followers, who is listening and how your posts did. Every figure carries the date it runs to, and a number that has not been reported yet says so rather than showing a zero.
Can it make my cover art or my logo?
Audora makes those: cover art, a logo, your colors and typefaces, artist photos, and promotion posts and videos. Ask your assistant for artwork and it takes you to the tool that makes it, inside your account. Once you let it spend credits, it can have Audora make the pictures and videos for your posts.
Does an assistant decide anything about my music?
No, you do. It asks you about anything that is a statement about real people or real money, like who wrote the song and how the royalties split, and posts go out when you say so. Before your release goes to the stores, Audora checks the details that get releases bounced, so yours goes live on the date you picked.
Does this mean Audora accepts AI-generated music?
This is about the work around a release: the posts, the metadata, the credits, the blurb. What Audora asks of the music is what it always has: your soul in it, whatever the genre.
Want the week-by-week version? How to release and promote music with ChatGPT or Claude →
Included from Starter up, at no extra cost on every paid plan, and set up inside your account in a couple of minutes. On the Starter plan it's introductory and may move up to the Artist plan later. If you connect your assistant while it's included in your plan, we'll tell you before anything changes.
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