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Make the connection
Create a key in Skraib’s Integrations panel and add Skraib to your MCP client. The setup guide walks you through it.
Skraib MCPPro
Your writing. In the conversation.
Use Claude, Cursor, or another MCP-compatible assistant with your Skraib projects. MCP is the connection that lets an external assistant request your writing through supported tools. Review every proposed revision before it becomes part of your draft.
Works with MCP clients including Claude and Cursor. Available on Pro.
Project context, in conversationConnected with your API keyEvery rewrite starts as a proposal
From conversation to manuscript
Less copying. More context.
Keep using the assistant you know. Give it the outline, chapters and character details it needs to understand the book you’re actually writing.
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Ask about your writing
Let your assistant read chapters, search documents and consult your story bible without pasting the same background into every conversation.
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Review what comes back
A revision arrives as a separate branch or Work attempt. Compare it with your draft, keep what works and leave the rest.
THE LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER · EXAMPLE PROPOSAL
A different way in.
By the time Elena reached the lighthouse, the sea had swallowed the road behind her. The light upstairs was on.
Alternate opening · awaiting your review
A separate draft you can compare. Your original opening is still right where you left it.
A suggestion, with a place to land
Your voice has the final say.
Trying a different opening shouldn’t mean losing the one you wrote. MCP revisions enter the same review workflow as the rest of Skraib.
Proposals stay separate from the main manuscript.
Work attempts retain their phase and project context.
You decide which changes become part of the book.
Inside the connection
What your assistant can work with.
A focused set of tools gives your assistant a way to read, understand and propose changes to your writing.
01list projects
Find your books, research, cases and courses.
02get outline
Read the project in order, with chapter word counts.
03read document
Read chapter text a page at a time.
04search
Find the passage you need across your documents.
05get lore
Consult characters, places and relationships in the story bible.
06list works
See the current phase and attempts waiting for your review.
07propose revision
Save a rewrite as a branch or Work attempt for you to review.
Make it part of your process
Bring your own way of working.
Check the story
Ask whether a chapter fits your character notes, timeline or the promises made earlier in the book.
Keep documentation in step
Let a coding assistant read your writing project alongside the code and propose updates when the two drift.
Explore another direction
Request an alternate scene or a Work attempt, then compare it in Skraib before choosing your next draft.
Your next conversation
Let your assistant read the room.
Follow the connection guide, then ask your assistant about a project. Available on Pro.
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