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Connecting Reply MCP to your AI model

Learn how to set up your MCP connection to your AI model

Written by Tania

With MCP, you can connect your AI models to Reply.io and let them help manage actions in your Reply account. Your AI can handle a variety of tasks, such as fetch statistics, list sequences, add contacts, start or pause sequences, and more.

Check out the video below for more information! 🎥

What your MCP agent can do

Your connected AI model will be able to run these actions inside Reply:

  • reply_list_sequences – Get a list of all sequences in your account.

  • reply_get_sequence_details – Retrieve full details for any sequence.

  • reply_get_sequence_step_stats – See how each step in a sequence is performing.

  • reply_get_sequence_clicks – View click statistics for your sequences.

  • reply_get_contact_statistics – Check key metrics for a selected contact.

  • reply_add_contact_to_sequence – Add a new contact directly to any sequence.

  • reply_mark_contacts_as_replied – Mark contacts as “Replied”.

  • reply_pause_sequence – Pause a sequence from your AI model.

  • reply_start_sequence – Start a sequence from your AI model.

Your MCP agent can also provide direct links to specific pages in Reply when an action must be completed manually. These tools do NOT perform changes themselves – they simply open the correct settings page for you:

These links help your MCP agent guide you to the right place so you can complete the action directly in your Reply account.

💡Note: Some requests consume your Reply API credits.

May or may not consume credits:

  • reply_get_sequence_details

Always consume credits:

  • reply_get_contact_statistics

  • reply_get_sequence_step_stats

  • reply_get_sequence_clicks

  • reply_mark_contacts_as_replied

Do not consume credits:

  • reply_connect_email_account

  • reply_connect_linkedin_account

  • reply_record_voice_profile

  • reply_connect_calls

  • reply_connect_crm

  • reply_upgrade_plan

  • reply_list_sequences

  • reply_add_contact_to_sequence

  • reply_pause_sequence

  • reply_start_sequence


How to get your Reply MCP URL

Before connecting your AI agent to Reply, you'll need the MCP endpoint URL from your Reply account.

  1. Go to Execution in the Reply dashboard.

  2. Open the Integrations tab.

  3. Find Reply MCP Server and click Configure.

  4. Copy the MCP Connection URL.

You'll use this URL in any AI platform to connect your MCP server.

💡Note: ChatGPT does not support Reply MCP at the moment, so it cannot communicate with it directly.

Below, we'll show you a few examples of how to connect your Reply MCP to an AI model using n8n, Make.com, and Claude.


Connecting MCP to n8n

  1. In n8n, click Create Workflow.

  2. Select Add first step.

  3. Choose AI Agent.

  4. Leave the predefined fields as they are, but make sure Source for Prompt is set to Connected Chat Trigger Node.

  5. Click Add chat model.

  6. Select your AI model, for example, OpenAI.

  7. When prompted to connect credentials, click Create new credentials.

  8. Enter your OpenAI Secret Key and save the changes.

  9. Under Tool, click the + icon and select MCP.

  10. In Reply, copy the MCP connection URL.

  11. Go back to n8n and paste the link into the Endpoint field. Set Authentication to None.

That's it – your MCP is connected! You can now automate actions by sending messages to the chat.


Connecting MCP to Make.com

  1. Open Scenarios in Make.com and click Create new scenario.

  2. Search for MCP. You can choose to either Call a Tool or Execute an Action with AI.

  3. Click Create connection.

  4. Name your connection and select New MCP Server in the MCP Server field.

  5. Paste the MCP Connection URL from Reply. You can skip the API key section and click Save.

  6. In Tool Name, select the action you want your MCP to perform, e.g., Reply start Sequence, and enter the sequence ID.

  7. Click Run Once to test your setup.


Connecting MCP to Claude

  1. Go to Settings in Claude.

  2. Navigate to Connectors and click Add custom connector.

  3. Enter a name for your connector.

  4. In Remote Server MCP URL, paste your MCP Connection URL from Reply.

  5. Click Add.

You can open the connector and click Configure to view or adjust permissions if needed.

Once set up, go to the Claude chat and type your requests to perform actions in Reply.

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