Kit MCP

Kit MCP is a Model Context Protocol server for Kit, the email marketing platform for creators formerly known as ConvertKit. It connects an assistant directly to a Kit account so subscribers, tags, sequences, and broadcasts can be worked on in conversation rather than through the Kit dashboard. That matters for the way creators actually use the product, where much of the work is not writing the email but the list hygiene around it: figuring out who is on which list, tagging people correctly, and checking how a previous send performed. The server covers the account objects a creator touches daily. An agent can list, look up, create, and update subscribers, read and set the custom fields attached to them, and manage the tag system Kit uses in place of rigid lists, adding or removing tags on individual subscribers and pulling everyone who carries a given tag. Sequences are reachable so an agent can see which automated email series exist and enroll subscribers into one. Broadcasts, the one-off sends, can be drafted and managed, and forms are visible so signup sources can be traced back. It suits newsletter operators and solo creators who would rather point their own assistant at their own account than use a vendor assistant embedded in the editor. Because a broadcast reaches the whole list at once, keep a human review step between what an agent drafts and what actually sends.