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Context-switching breaks the loop
Drafting a pitch, checking a domain, or looking up a lead means leaving the editor for a dashboard — every hop costs the agent its train of thought.
MCP server
@cognilead/mcp-server publishes the deliverability engine as sixteen Model Context Protocol tools — draft a pitch, score a signal, and check a domain's deliverability with no key at all. Hand it a key and the real outbound pipeline opens up, right where your agent already works.
The problem
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Drafting a pitch, checking a domain, or looking up a lead means leaving the editor for a dashboard — every hop costs the agent its train of thought.
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A chat window that drafts good copy but cannot ingest a lead, check deliverability, or suppress an address is still just a chat window.
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Wiring an LLM to your own API by hand means maintaining fragile request/response plumbing for every action, rewritten per project.
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Most integrations demand a credential up front, before you can even tell whether the tool surface is worth wiring in.
How it works
One running process, one config block — what it exposes just grows as you hand it credentials. Nothing about the tool surface changes shape; more of it just answers.
draft_pitch, score_signal, check_deliverability, and health all answer with no signup, no key, and no expiry — an agent can learn the surface before you commit to anything.
ingest_lead and suppress touch the real pipeline; create_topup_link and read-only tools like list_leads and get_billing_usage read your account state back.
Read-only Resources (cognilead://sends/recent, cognilead://suppressions) feed live state into the model; Prompts like cold-outbound-sequence and deliverability-triage encode the playbooks.
A generic MCP-compatible client calling a keyless tool and a gated one, side by side.
See it called
An agent gets the same tool surface a human gets through the dashboard or REST API — nothing about calling it from an IDE skips suppression or reputation checks.
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16
MCP tools
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4
Keyless, forever
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IDEs supported
Sixteen tools, one process
Four tools answer with no key. Twelve more, plus live Resources and reusable Prompts, unlock the moment you hand it one — the same guardrails either way.
FAQ
16 total — 4 keyless, 12 gated — plus 4 Resources and 3 Prompts. The full table, with every tool name, cap, and description, lives at /mcp.
Yes, once given an API key — ingest_lead and the suppression tools run through the same intersect stage and reputation checks as the REST API. There is no separate, laxer path for an agent.
npx -y @cognilead/mcp-server, configured in your IDE’s MCP config file. Cursor, Claude Desktop, and Windsurf are all covered with copy-paste config blocks at /mcp.
draft_pitch, score_signal, check_deliverability, and health work immediately with zero configuration — enough to see the surface work before you decide whether to wire in a key.
This page covers why the MCP surface matters — for the complete tool/Resource/Prompt reference and IDE install instructions, see the full MCP tool reference and install guide.
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