nitrosend was MCP-first from day one. 21 tools, one install, every AI agent. Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, all of them.
nitrosend is MCP-native. That means any agent that speaks the Model Context Protocol can do your email marketing for you. Set up a sender, write a campaign, segment your list, send a flow, all in conversation.
It's not a plugin. It's the primary interface.
The full surface area of nitrosend, callable from any MCP client. No partial implementations. No "use the dashboard for that".
Send a transactional email or SMS. Returns delivery status.
Draft a marketing campaign with subject, preheader, and email body.
Build a multi-step automation flow with triggers, delays, and splits.
Create rule-based contact segments that update automatically.
Manage contact lists, tags, and subscriptions.
Find contacts by attributes, tags, or engagement.
Bulk import contacts from a CSV with duplicate handling.
Create, update, and version on-brand email templates.
Set brand colors, fonts, logo. Every email matches automatically.
Add and verify sending domains. DKIM/SPF/DMARC handled.
Connect your sending infrastructure (SES, Mailgun, Postmark) for BYO.
Schedule, pause, or resend campaigns and flows.
Inspect deliverability, bounces, complaints, and engagement.
AI-generated insights from your campaign and flow performance.
Account health, sending volume, plan usage, and limits.
Send a preview to yourself before going live.
Free-form query against your nitrosend account state.
Persist brand voice, audience strategy, and notes across sessions.
Open a support ticket from inside your AI agent.
Set account timezone, defaults, physical address.
View plan, usage, and billing info.
claude mcp add nitrosend -- \ npx -y @nitrosend/mcp
Settings → Connectors → Add: nitrosend (MCP)
Add to .cursor/mcp.json:
{ "nitrosend": { "command":
"npx -y @nitrosend/mcp" } }
codex mcp add nitrosend -- \ npx -y @nitrosend/mcp