Connecting an MCP client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, ...)

Landio runs its own MCP server, so tools like Claude Desktop or Cursor can list your accounts, draft and schedule content, pull analytics, and more — directly from a conversation, using the same permissions you have.

In Settings → MCP server & connected apps, copy the server URL into your MCP client's configuration. The first connection walks you through signing in and choosing which workspace to grant access to — you can revoke any connected app at any time from that same page.

Authorising a client gives it access to one workspace, with the permissions of the person who approved it. It cannot reach a workspace you didn't authorise it for, even if you belong to several.

The consent screen names the application requesting access. If you don't recognise it, decline — the same judgement you'd apply to any third-party app asking for account access.

Connected clients can be revoked at any time from settings, and revocation is immediate. Anything the client already did stays in the audit trail.

Connecting an assistant lets you draft, schedule and check performance from wherever you already work. It's a different entry point to the same workspace, under the same permissions and the same approval rules.