Use RedesIA from your AI assistant

Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude Code or any MCP-compatible assistant to your RedesIA account. Ask it to check your calendar, create posts and reels from your photos, or publish them, just by writing in plain language.

Published October 16, 2026

https://app.redes-ia.com/mcp

What you can do

It is for people who already use RedesIA and also work with an AI assistant every day: instead of opening the website for each task, you ask for it in a conversation. You do not need to know how to code or learn any commands. Examples of what you can write:

• You“What do I publish today?”What happens: It checks your calendar and tells you what is due today, with the copy of each piece. If you want to see the picture of one, just ask.
• You“Make a carousel from these 3 photos.”What happens: It asks whether you want them as they are or designed by AI. If anything uses credits, it tells you the price and waits for your confirmation.
• You“Write a reel script for Friday.”What happens: It prepares the script, dialogue, caption and hashtags, and tells you the price before spending anything.
• You“Publish it to Instagram tomorrow at 6 pm.”What happens: It shows you a preview and waits for your confirmation before scheduling it. Instagram must already be connected on the website.

You need a RedesIA account: sign in or create a free one.

How to connect

The server is the same for every assistant; only the place you paste it changes. There are three steps:

1. 1. Add the serverPaste the address into your assistant.
2. 2. Sign in and approveRedesIA opens in your browser. You sign in to your account and choose the permissions.
3. 3. Ask for what you needBack in the assistant, it can now work with your account.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "redesia": {
      "url": "https://app.redes-ia.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}

{
  "servers": {
    "redesia": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://app.redes-ia.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}

claude mcp add --transport http redesia https://app.redes-ia.com/mcp

Menu names change when assistants update. If you cannot find the option, look for “custom connector” or “remote MCP server” in your assistant’s help.

Signing in and permissions

When you connect, the assistant sends you to a RedesIA page. You type your password there, on RedesIA, and it never reaches the assistant.

1. If you are not signed in, you sign in first.
2. You will see the assistant’s name and the address it will return to, so you can check it is the one you just added.
3. Tick which permissions you grant (below).
4. Approve and you are back in the assistant, now connected.

There are three permissions, and you decide which ones to give:

• Read read: See your account, businesses, calendar, posts, credits and publishing status. Always granted.
• Create create: Write to the calendar and create content. Everything that spends credits sits under this permission.
• Publish publish: Publish to your connected Instagram or Facebook, or cancel a scheduled post.

With the Read permission alone, the assistant cannot spend a credit or publish anything, whatever it tries. Tools from a permission you did not grant are not even shown to it, and are refused if it tries to use them.

Everything it can do: 24 tools

Each tool calls the same function the RedesIA website uses, with the same rules, limits and prices. The assistant picks the tool by itself: you do not need to learn the names.

“Sometimes” means it depends on what you ask: an idea the AI writes uses credits; one you write yourself does not. In those cases the assistant tells you the price first.

Credits: the price, before it spends

Tools that can spend credits say so up front and work in two steps. In the first, nothing is spent: the assistant gets how many credits it would cost and what your balance is, and asks you. Only if you confirm does it repeat the call with confirm_spend and run it.

• You pay on delivery. Credits are charged after the result is saved. If a generation fails, you are not charged.
• Same prices as on the website. There is no separate fee for using an assistant. Ask it to check your balance, or look in the app; before every spend it quotes you the price.
• If you run short, the assistant gives you the link to buy credits. Buying them, changing plan and paying always happen on the website, never from the assistant.

Plans and what each action costs are on the plans page.

Publishing to Instagram and Facebook

• Connect your accounts first, on the website. Connecting with Meta requires signing in in a browser, so the assistant cannot do it for you. If the business is not connected, it gives you the link.
• Now or scheduled. Ask it to publish right away or for a day and time, on Instagram, Facebook or both.
• Always with your confirmation. Publishing is a permission of its own and also works in two steps: without confirm_publish, the assistant only shows you a preview and publishes nothing.
• Track it and cancel. You can ask what state a post is in and cancel a scheduled one before it goes out.
• It does not use credits. Publishing and scheduling cost no credits; what you pay for is generating with AI.

What Meta requires to connect your accounts: how to connect Facebook and Instagram.

Reels: the full plan, without the video

For a reel, the assistant hands you the script, the dialogue, the caption, the hashtags and the first frame, plus step-by-step instructions with links to the tools and guides for filming or producing it. RedesIA does not generate the video: you film or create it yourself with those instructions. Preparing the plan does use credits, so the assistant tells you the price first.

Use your own photos

Give the assistant your photos, as a public link (https) or included in the conversation: up to 4 MB each and 10 images at a time. Then choose how to use them:

• As they are: your photo is the post. It costs nothing, unless you ask the AI to look at the photo and write the caption and hashtags.
• Designed by AI: your photo is the reference, and the AI designs the image using your brand’s colors and logo, the style and typography you choose, and either the title you give or an AI idea. This uses credits, and the assistant tells you how many first.

You can also upload an image to your business’s library, at no cost, to use later.

What stays on the website, on purpose

Some things the assistant cannot do, by design:

• Creating, editing or deleting a business.
• Payments: subscribing, changing plan, buying credits or turning on auto-recharge. The assistant only gives you the link.
• Connecting Instagram or Facebook: it needs Meta’s own sign-in in a browser.
• Deleting posts or images, deleting your account, changing passwords, two-factor authentication and email preferences.
• Anything to do with RedesIA administration.

Security and control

• Standard sign-in. OAuth 2.1 with PKCE (S256). The assistant never sees your password, and there is no long-lived API key that could leak.
• Short-lived credentials. The access token lasts 1 hour. The refresh token lasts 30 days and changes on every use: the previous one stops working immediately. If someone presents one that was already used, a sign of a stolen token, the whole connection is ended.
• An absolute cap. A connection lasts 180 days at most, however much you use it. After that you approve it again.
• Stored so they cannot be read. Tokens are stored only as hashes (SHA-256); the plain token exists only in the response that hands it to the assistant.
• Narrow reach. The assistant only sees your account’s businesses, and only with the permissions you granted. Its token works only on the MCP server: it is no use on the rest of RedesIA or on administration.

How to disconnect

In RedesIA, open Settings → Connected assistants. You will see each connection with the assistant’s name, where it returns to, its permissions, when it connected and when it was last used. Disconnect cuts its access immediately: the assistant’s next call gets an authorization error.

Open Settings