Rolly

Connect SocioRolla to Claude or ChatGPT

A step-by-step guide to using SocioRolla from your AI assistant. Ask about your numbers, plan the week and send drafts to your workspace from a chat.

Create a connector in your assistant with SocioRolla’s server URL. Nothing else to copy: no token, no settings to fill in.

Adding SocioRolla to Claude

Custom connectors work on every Claude plan; a free plan can hold one of them. On SocioRolla, connecting is included on Pro and Max.

SocioRolla’s Settings, Connections screen, showing the server URL.
STEP 1

In SocioRolla, open Settings → Connections. Your server URL is at the top, under “Connect Claude or ChatGPT”.

Copy this URL and paste it into the URL field:

https://api.sociorolla.com/api/v1/mcp
Where to click in Claude
  1. Settings
  2. Customize → Connectors
  3. + → Add custom connector
STEP 2

In Claude, open Customize → Connectors, click + and choose Add custom connector. On Team and Enterprise, an owner adds it once under Organization settings.

Where to click in Claude
  1. Add custom connector
Name
SocioRolla
Remote MCP server URL
https://api.sociorolla.com/api/v1/mcp
Advanced settings
Leave empty
STEP 3

Paste the URL and click Add. Leave Advanced settings empty: Claude reads SocioRolla’s OAuth details from the server itself.

SocioRolla’s consent screen, choosing the brand the assistant starts in.
STEP 4

A SocioRolla window opens. Choose the brand to start in and click Allow. Rolly can draft, but it can never publish or delete.

Where to click in Claude
  1. New chat
  2. + → Connectors
  3. SocioRolla · on
STEP 5

That’s it. In any chat, open + → Connectors and switch SocioRolla on, then ask about your brands.

Claude’s and ChatGPT’s own screens are not pictured here: their menus move, and we would rather send you to the right place than show you a screen that has changed. Current paths are in Claude’s help centre and OpenAI’s.

You can now ask about your brands, and have drafts land in SocioRolla for review. Try something like this to get started:

Which of my SocioRolla posts did best this month?

Some ideas to get you started

SocioRolla’s analytics, with the month’s top posts.
Weekly numbers“Which posts did best this month, and why?”
A month of posts on the SocioRolla calendar.
Plan next week“Draft a post for every empty day next week, in our voice.”
A launch brief in SocioRolla’s notes.
Turn notes into posts“Turn my launch brief into three LinkedIn posts for review.”

Connector questions

Read your brands, posts, projects and numbers, and draft posts, tasks, notes and ideas. Everything it creates waits for your approval.

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