The 5 MCPs That Automate Your Content Workflow

MCPs (Model Context Protocol) are plugins that give Claude access to external tools and services. When you connect one, Claude can actually operate the tool on your behalf. It's not just reading about it, it's logging in and using it. Connect these five and you automate almost every part of content creation.

What You'll Learn

• What MCPs are and why they give Claude new abilities
• Install steps for NotebookLM, Remotion, SupaData, Stitch, and Magic
• A starter prompt for each one
• How to chain MCPs together into full workflows

1. NotebookLM

Lets Claude create and manage Google NotebookLM notebooks. Add sources, generate podcasts, infographics, mind maps, slides, and study guides from any content.

Install:

npm install -g notebooklm-mcp

Then add to the mcpServers section of ~/.claude.json:

"notebooklm-mcp": {
  "command": "notebooklm-mcp"
}

Starter prompt:

Create a NotebookLM notebook from these 5 blog post URLs. Generate an audio overview and an infographic summarizing the key themes.

2. Remotion

Lets Claude access the Remotion video framework for creating programmatic videos. Motion graphics, animated text, data visualizations, rendered as real video files.

Install: add to the mcpServers section of ~/.claude.json:

"remotion-documentation": {
  "command": "npx",
  "args": ["-y", "@remotion/mcp@latest"]
}

Starter prompt:

Create a 15-second Remotion animation with a headline fading in, three bullet points appearing one at a time, and a CTA. Dark background, white text, blue accent.

3. SupaData

Lets Claude pull transcripts from YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, X, and Facebook. Also pulls metadata like view counts and likes. I use this every day to break down competitor content and steal hooks.

Install: get an API key from supadata.ai, then save it to ~/.config/supadata/.env:

SUPADATA_API_KEY=your_key_here

Use it via the /transcript skill in Claude Code.

Starter prompt:

Pull the transcript from this video [URL]. Break down the hook framework, identify key talking points, and tell me what made this work.

4. Stitch

Lets Claude generate full UI screens, design systems, and visual mockups from text descriptions. Describe a page and Stitch builds it with proper layout and visual hierarchy.

Install: add to the mcpServers section of ~/.claude.json:

"stitch": {
  "command": "npx",
  "args": ["@_davideast/stitch-mcp", "proxy"],
  "env": { "STITCH_API_KEY": "your_key" }
}

Starter prompt:

Create a landing page screen for a free PDF download. Include headline, 4 value props, email capture form, and PDF preview. Modern dark theme, blue accent.

5. Magic (21st.dev)

Lets Claude generate production-ready React + Tailwind components from descriptions. Buttons, forms, dashboards, navigation bars, pricing tables, entire page sections.

Install: add to the mcpServers section of ~/.claude.json:

"magic": {
  "command": "npx",
  "args": ["-y", "@21st-dev/magic@latest"],
  "env": { "API_KEY": "your_21st_api_key" }
}

Starter prompt:

Generate a pricing table component with 3 tiers, feature comparison checkmarks, and a highlighted Most Popular badge. Clean modern style, rounded corners.

Chaining MCPs Together

The real power is using multiple MCPs in one workflow:

• Pull a transcript with SupaData, feed it into NotebookLM to create a knowledge base, then generate a video summary with Remotion
• Use Stitch to design a landing page layout, then use Magic to build the actual components
• Pull 5 competitor video transcripts with SupaData, create a NotebookLM notebook from all of them, generate an infographic comparing their strategies

Each chain runs in one Claude conversation. No switching between tools.

Go Deeper

Prefer a printable version? Grab the PDF: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1eOt34zysmormr6kBeTo_4ImND4YGRtC5/view?usp=drivesdk

Want the whole system installed live, with Cooper on the call? Build Your Own AI, the two week sprint runs the first two weeks of August.

Or get a new working tool every Monday inside The AI Operator community on Whop.