For AI assistants
Ladder Flow MCP Server
Ladder Flow exposes a live Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, so AI assistants like Claude and ChatGPT can connect directly to your Ladder Flow account and act on your behalf — no copy-pasting between apps.
How to connect
Pick your AI app below and follow the steps. You'll sign in with your Ladder Flow account once — no API keys to manage.
Your MCP endpoint
https://mcp.ladderflow.ai/mcpPaste this URL wherever your AI app asks for an MCP server address. Authentication is handled via OAuth — no API keys to copy.
Claude (claude.ai)
Available on Free, Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise. Free accounts can add one custom connector.
- 1Open claude.ai in your browser (or the Claude desktop app).
- 2Go to Settings → Customize → Connectors.
- 3Click the + Add button to open the Add custom connector dialog.
- 4Name it "LadderFlow" and paste this URL in Remote MCP server URL: https://mcp.ladderflow.ai/mcp
- 5Leave Advanced settings (OAuth Client ID / Secret) blank — Ladder Flow uses automatic OAuth discovery.
- 6Click Add. You'll see the connector page showing "You are not connected to LadderFlow yet."
- 7Click Connect, then sign in with your Ladder Flow account (email, Google, Microsoft, GitHub, or Apple).
- 8Start a new chat. Click the + button in the message box, open Connectors, and turn on Ladder Flow for that conversation.
- 9Ask something like "What does my Brain know about pricing?" to try it.
Having trouble?
- Sign-in didn't work? Make sure you have a Ladder Flow account — sign up free first, then retry the OAuth flow.
- Tools not showing up? In Claude, enable the connector per chat via the + button → Connectors. In ChatGPT, confirm Developer mode is on and your Ladder Flow plugin was created successfully at chatgpt.com/plugins.
- In mcp.json but not in the list? Entries prefixed with
extension-come from IDE extensions — not your mcp.json. After editing ~/.cursor/mcp.json, reload Cursor (Developer: Reload Window) or use + New MCP Server. ladderflow should then appear under Installed MCP Servers (often as "Needs authentication" until you click Authenticate). - Cursor Agent didn't set up MCP? Approve the file edit when prompted, or use Option B and paste the config into ~/.cursor/mcp.json yourself.
- Cursor shows "Needs authentication"? The server is configured but not signed in — click Authenticate next to ladderflow in Settings → Tools & MCPs and complete OAuth. Turn on "Wait for MCP Authentication" if the sign-in window closes too quickly.
- Free Claude plan? You can connect one custom MCP server. Disconnect any other custom connector first if you hit the limit.
- Need help? Email us at support@ladderflow.ai.
What you can do with it
Voice interviews
A guided three-step flow: research a topic, review the candidate angles Ladder Flow finds, then launch the real voice session — you get a link to open and talk.
Digital Brain — read and write
Search and read your accumulated opinions, frameworks, stories, and proof points, browse topics, or add new ones — type a thought directly in the conversation, or hand it a YouTube, LinkedIn, or X link, a web article, or a PDF, to ingest in the background.
Sessions
List every past voice session, or check the status, phase, and transcript-so-far of any one — including a session that's been launched but not yet started, or one still mid-recording.
Drafts
List, read, and edit your generated LinkedIn posts and X threads directly in the conversation, then get a link to review and publish in-app.
Generate new content
Produce new LinkedIn posts or X threads from a topic, specific Brain memories, or your own custom signal.
RemixPro
Turn an existing high-performing post into something new — same insight, fresh angle.
Performance & Friday ReviewPro
Weekly and range performance snapshots, a read-only view of your Friday Review, and your best-performing patterns and hook formulas. Rating posts and logging pipeline results stay in the app.
One thing it won't do
MCP can research, draft, edit, and analyze — it never publishes on your behalf. You always make the final call to publish, in-app.
Authentication
Connecting requires signing in with your Ladder Flow account via OAuth 2.1 — a secure, industry-standard login flow, separate from your LinkedIn/X publishing connections. There are no shared API keys: each connection is scoped to your own account and can be revoked at any time.