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Set up a specific MCP connector from the ContentForge registry with step-by-step instructions tailored to its transport — verified endpoint URL for HTTP connectors, env vars plus a ready-to-paste .mcp.json entry for npx connectors, credential acquisition guidance, and post-setup
Overview
Set up a specific MCP connector from the ContentForge registry with step-by-step instructions tailored to its transport — verified endpoint URL for HTTP connectors, env vars plus a ready-to-paste .mcp.json entry for npx connectors, credential acquisition guidance, and post-setup verification. Triggers on \"/contentforge:cf-connect\", \"connect WordPress\", \"set up the Notion connector\", \"how do I add Google Sheets\", \"a skill says a connector is missing\". Status always comes from scripts/connector-status.py (never memory) and endpoints from .mcp.json.connectors-reference; fuzzy-matches names like wp or gsheets. Setup guidance only — for services not in the registry it hands off to /contentforge:cf-add-integration, and /contentforge:cf-integrations shows the full status dashboard.
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/contentforge:cf-connect — Guided Connector Setup
Set up a specific MCP integration for ContentForge with step-by-step instructions tailored to the connector's transport type. Handles HTTP connectors (OAuth-based), npx connectors (API keys, environment variables, .mcp.json entry), unknown connector names (fuzzy matching), and post-setup verification.
The ground truth about connectors
ContentForge ships with an empty .mcp.json ("mcpServers": {}). This is deliberate (v3.9.0 Cowork-safety decision): no connector auto-connects when the plugin is installed. Every connector is opt-in — the user adds it to .mcp.json (or connects it at the platform level in Cowork/Desktop Settings → Integrations).
Never claim a connector is pre-wired or already connected. All status claims must come from running python scripts/connector-status.py — never from this file or from memory.
When to Use
Use /contentforge:cf-connect <name> when:
- You want to connect a specific service (e.g.,
/contentforge:cf-connect wordpress) - A skill told you a connector is missing and suggested using this command
- You're setting up a new ContentForge installation and configuring integrations
- You need the exact environment variables and
.mcp.jsonentry for an npx connector - You want to verify an existing connector is working correctly
What This Command Does
- Look Up Connector — Find the connector in the registry, handle typos and close matches
- Check Current Status — Determine if already configured or needs setup
- Present Setup Instructions — Tailored to transport type (HTTP vs npx)
- Guide Credential Acquisition — Where to get API keys, which permissions to set
- Provide .mcp.json Entry — Ready-to-paste configuration
- Verify After Setup — Confirm environment variables are set and configuration is valid
Required Inputs
Required:
- Connector name — The service to connect (e.g.,
notion,wordpress,google-sheets,canva) - Fuzzy matching is supported:
wpmatcheswordpress,gsheetsmatchesgoogle-sheets,gamatchesgoogle-analytics
Optional:
- Environment —
coworkorclaude-code(auto-detected if not specified)
What Happens
Step 1: Look Up Connector (Instant)
Run the setup guide lookup:
python scripts/connector-status.py --action setup-guide --name <connector>
This returns:
- Connector metadata (name, category, description, transport type)
- Whether it's already configured in this installation
- Setup steps specific to the transport type
- Skills unlocked by this connector
- For npx: required environment variables and
.mcp.jsonentry
If the connector name is not found, check common aliases before showing an error:
| Input | Matches To |
|---|---|
wp, wordpress | wordpress |
gsheets, sheets, google-sheets | google-sheets |
gdrive, drive, google-drive | google-drive |
ga, ga4, google-analytics | google-analytics |
gsc, search-console | google-search-console |
gcal, calendar | google-calendar |
x, twitter | twitter-x |
li, linkedin | linkedin-publishing |
ig, insta | instagram |
hs, hubspot | hubspot-cms |
sarvam | sarvam-ai |
If no match is found after alias lookup, run python scripts/connector-status.py --action list-available and present the actual list.
Step 2: Check Current Status (Instant)
python scripts/connector-status.py --action check --name <connector>
This returns connected or not_connected, plus (for npx connectors) which env vars are set vs missing. Render exactly what the script reports.
If already configured: confirm to the user, list the skills it enables (from the script JSON), and stop — no action needed.
If not configured, proceed to Step 3.
Step 3: Present Setup Instructions
Instructions differ based on transport type. Both types require the user to add an entry to .mcp.json (or connect at the platform level) — nothing is pre-wired.
HTTP Connectors (e.g., Notion, Canva, Figma, Webflow, Slack, Gmail, Google Calendar, Ahrefs)
HTTP connectors are the easiest: one .mcp.json entry, no API keys for OAuth-based ones, and they work in both Cowork and Claude Code.
Setup pattern to walk the user through:
- Get the verified endpoint URL. Use the endpoint from the setup-guide script output, cross-checked against
.mcp.json.connectors-reference(the plugin's catalog of verified HTTP endpoints). Do not guess endpoint URLs from memory — unverified URLs waste the user's time. - Add the entry to
.mcp.jsonin the plugin root:
In Cowork/Claude Desktop, the platform-level integration (Settings → Integrations) may be simpler — mention it when available."notion": { "type": "http", "url": "<verified endpoint from the reference file>" } - Restart the session so the new entry is picked up.
- Authorize on first use. The first time a skill accesses the connector, the platform shows an OAuth prompt. Sign in and grant permissions. The token is managed by the platform afterward.
npx Connectors (e.g., WordPress, Google Sheets, Semrush, DeepL)
npx connectors require environment variables and a .mcp.json entry. They work in Claude Code only (Cowork cannot run local Node.js servers).
Setup pattern:
- Get the package name and env vars from
python scripts/connector-status.py --action setup-guide --name <connector>. - Verify the npm package actually exists before recommending it:
If the package doesn't exist or looks abandoned (no updates in 12+ months, negligible downloads), tell the user and search npm for a maintained alternative rather than proceeding.npm view <package-name> version - Obtain credentials from the service (e.g., WordPress: admin panel → Users → Profile → Application Passwords; create one named "ContentForge" and note the site URL).
- Set environment variables (shell profile or
.envloaded before Claude Code starts; on Windows: System Properties → Environment Variables, then restart the terminal):export WORDPRESS_SITE_URL="https://your-site.com" export WORDPRESS_AUTH_TOKEN="your-application-password" - Add the
.mcp.jsonentry (use the exact block from the setup-guide output):"wordpress": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "<verified-package-name>"], "env": { "WORDPRESS_SITE_URL": "${WORDPRESS_SITE_URL}", "WORDPRESS_AUTH_TOKEN": "${WORDPRESS_AUTH_TOKEN}" } } - Restart Claude Code and verify (Step 5).
Never hardcode credentials in .mcp.json or plugin files — always reference environment variables.
Step 4: Handle Unknown Connectors
When a connector name is not in the registry and no fuzzy match exists:
- Say clearly it's not in the registry.
- Suggest the closest same-category connectors from
--action list-availableoutput. - Offer manual configuration: an HTTP entry (
"type": "http", "url": ...) if the service publishes an MCP endpoint, or an npx entry if a maintained npm MCP package exists (verify withnpm viewfirst). - Note: manually added connectors work with Claude but won't appear in
/contentforge:cf-integrationsuntil added to the registry. - For a fully guided custom flow, hand off to
/contentforge:cf-add-integration.
Step 5: Verify After Setup
For npx connectors, after the user follows the setup steps:
- Re-run
python scripts/connector-status.py --action check --name <connector>and render the result (env vars set/missing,.mcp.jsonentry found). - Remind the user to restart Claude Code —
.mcp.jsonis read at startup only. - Suggest a first test, e.g.
/contentforge:cf-publish --platform=wordpress --status=draftfor WordPress.
For HTTP connectors, verification happens implicitly: the OAuth prompt appears on first real use.
Output
The complete setup guide includes:
| Section | Description |
|---|---|
| Connector Info | Name, category, description, transport type (from script) |
| Current Status | Configured or not, with details (from script) |
| Setup Steps | Numbered walkthrough tailored to transport type |
| Skills Unlocked | Which ContentForge skills this connector enables (from script) |
| Credential Requirements | For npx: env vars needed with set/missing status |
| .mcp.json Entry | Ready-to-paste JSON block |
| Environment Notes | Cowork vs Claude Code compatibility, Node.js requirements |
| Verification Steps | How to confirm the connector works after setup |
Troubleshooting
"Unknown connector" even though you typed the right name
- Connector names use lowercase kebab-case:
google-sheets, notGoogle Sheetsorgooglesheets - Try the fuzzy match: the skill checks common aliases automatically
- Run
python scripts/connector-status.py --action list-availableto see all valid names
npx connector configured but skills still can't use it
- Restart Claude Code after modifying
.mcp.json— changes are read at startup only - Verify the npm package name (
npm view <pkg> version) - Check that Node.js and npx are in your PATH:
npx --version
Environment variables set but still showing "missing"
- Variables must be exported, not just assigned:
export VAR=value .envfiles must be loaded before the Claude Code session starts- On Windows, set them in System Properties → Environment Variables, then restart the terminal
OAuth prompt never appears for an HTTP connector
- HTTP connectors authenticate only when a skill actively requests data from them
- Confirm the entry exists in
.mcp.jsonand the session was restarted after adding it
"npx: command not found"
- Install Node.js 18+ from https://nodejs.org, then verify
node --versionandnpx --version
Connector works in Claude Code but not in Cowork
- npx connectors are Claude Code only — they require local Node.js
- In Cowork, prefer HTTP connectors or platform-level integrations (Settings → Integrations)
- Run
/contentforge:cf-integrationsto see which configured connectors are Cowork-compatible
Example Workflows
Workflow 1: Set Up WordPress Publishing
1. /contentforge:cf-connect wordpress
-> Follow steps: verify package on npm, get application password, set env vars, add to .mcp.json
2. Restart Claude Code
3. /contentforge:cf-integrations
-> Verify WordPress shows as configured (from script output)
4. /contentforge:create-content "Your Topic" --type=blog --brand=YourBrand
5. /contentforge:cf-publish --platform=wordpress --status=draft
Workflow 2: Add Google Sheets for Batch Processing
1. /contentforge:cf-connect google-sheets
-> Follow steps: create service account, download credentials JSON, set env var, add to .mcp.json
2. Restart Claude Code
3. /contentforge:batch-process <sheet URL>
-> Reads requirements from the sheet, processes them one at a time (checkpointed queue)
Workflow 3: Connect SEO
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name: cf-connect
description: "Set up a specific MCP connector from the ContentForge registry with step-by-step instructions tailored to its transport — verified endpoint URL for HTTP connectors, env vars plus a ready-to-paste .mcp.json entry for npx connectors, credential acquisition guidance, and post-setup verification. Triggers on \"/contentforge:cf-connect\", \"connect WordPress\", \"set up the Notion connector\", \"how do I add Google Sheets\", \"a skill says a connector is missing\". Status always comes from scripts/connector-status.py (never memory) and endpoints from .mcp.json.connectors-reference; fuzzy-matches names like wp or gsheets. Setup guidance only — for services not in the registry it hands off to /contentforge:cf-add-integration, and /contentforge:cf-integrations shows the full status dashboard."
argument-hint: "[connector-name]"
effort: low
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# /contentforge:cf-connect — Guided Connector Setup
Set up a specific MCP integration for ContentForge with step-by-step instructions tailored to the connector's transport type. Handles HTTP connectors (OAuth-based), npx connectors (API keys, environment variables, `.mcp.json` entry), unknown connector names (fuzzy matching), and post-setup verification.
## The ground truth about connectors
ContentForge ships with an **empty `.mcp.json`** (`"mcpServers": {}`). This is deliberate (v3.9.0 Cowork-safety decision): no connector auto-connects when the plugin is installed. **Every connector is opt-in** — the user adds it to `.mcp.json` (or connects it at the platform level in Cowork/Desktop Settings → Integrations).
Never claim a connector is pre-wired or already connected. All status claims must come from running `python scripts/connector-status.py` — never from this file or from memory.
## When to Use
Use `/contentforge:cf-connect <name>` when:
- You want to connect a specific service (e.g., `/contentforge:cf-connect wordpress`)
- A skill told you a connector is missing and suggested using this command
- You're setting up a new ContentForge installation and configuring integrations
- You need the exact environment variables and `.mcp.json` entry for an npx connector
- You want to verify an existing connector is working correctly
## What This Command Does
1. **Look Up Connector** — Find the connector in the registry, handle typos and close matches
2. **Check Current Status** — Determine if already configured or needs setup
3. **Present Setup Instructions** — Tailored to transport type (HTTP vs npx)
4. **Guide Credential Acquisition** — Where to get API keys, which permissions to set
5. **Provide .mcp.json Entry** — Ready-to-paste configuration
6. **Verify After Setup** — Confirm environment variables are set and configuration is valid
## Required Inputs
**Required:**
- **Connector name** — The service to connect (e.g., `notion`, `wordpress`, `google-sheets`, `canva`)
- Fuzzy matching is supported: `wp` matches `wordpress`, `gsheets` matches `google-sheets`, `ga` matches `google-analytics`
**Optional:**
- **Environment** — `cowork` or `claude-code` (auto-detected if not specified)
## What Happens
### Step 1: Look Up Connector (Instant)
Run the setup guide lookup:
```
python scripts/connector-status.py --action setup-guide --name <connector>
```
This returns:
- Connector metadata (name, category, description, transport type)
- Whether it's already configured in this installation
- Setup steps specific to the transport type
- Skills unlocked by this connector
- For npx: required environment variables and `.mcp.json` entry
**If the connector name is not found**, check common aliases before showing an error:
| Input | Matches To |
|-------|-----------|
| `wp`, `wordpress` | `wordpress` |
| `gsheets`, `sheets`, `google-sheets` | `google-sheets` |
| `gdrive`, `drive`, `google-drive` | `google-drive` |
| `ga`, `ga4`, `google-analytics` | `google-analytics` |
| `gsc`, `search-console` | `google-search-console` |
| `gcal`, `calendar` | `google-calendar` |
| `x`, `twitter` | `twitter-x` |
| `li`, `linkedin` | `linkedin-publishing` |
| `ig`, `insta` | `instagram` |
| `hs`, `hubspot` | `hubspot-cms` |
| `sarvam` | `sarvam-ai` |
If no match is found after alias lookup, run `python scripts/connector-status.py --action list-available` and present the actual list.
### Step 2: Check Current Status (Instant)
```
python scripts/connector-status.py --action check --name <connector>
```
This returns `connected` or `not_connected`, plus (for npx connectors) which env vars are set vs missing. Render exactly what the script reports.
**If already configured:** confirm to the user, list the skills it enables (from the script JSON), and stop — no action needed.
**If not configured, proceed to Step 3.**
### Step 3: Present Setup Instructions
Instructions differ based on transport type. Both types require the user to add an entry to `.mcp.json` (or connect at the platform level) — nothing is pre-wired.
#### HTTP Connectors (e.g., Notion, Canva, Figma, Webflow, Slack, Gmail, Google Calendar, Ahrefs)
HTTP connectors are the easiest: one `.mcp.json` entry, no API keys for OAuth-based ones, and they work in **both Cowork and Claude Code**.
Setup pattern to walk the user through:
1. **Get the verified endpoint URL.** Use the endpoint from the setup-guide script output, cross-checked against `.mcp.json.connectors-reference` (the plugin's catalog of verified HTTP endpoints). Do not guess endpoint URLs from memory — unverified URLs waste the user's time.
2. **Add the entry to `.mcp.json`** in the plugin root:
```json
"notion": {
"type": "http",
"url": "<verified endpoint from the reference file>"
}
```
In Cowork/Claude Desktop, the platform-level integration (Settings → Integrations) may be simpler — mention it when available.
3. **Restart the session** so the new entry is picked up.
4. **Authorize on first use.** The first time a skill accesses the connector, the platform shows an OAuth prompt. Sign in and grant permissions. The token is managed by the platform afterward.
#### npx Connectors (e.g., WordPress, Google Sheets, Semrush, DeepL)
npx connectors require environment variables and a `.mcp.json` entry. They work in **Claude Code only** (Cowork cannot run local Node.js servers).
Setup pattern:
1. **Get the package name and env vars** from `python scripts/connector-status.py --action setup-guide --name <connector>`.
2. **Verify the npm package actually exists before recommending it:**
```
npm view <package-name> version
```
If the package doesn't exist or looks abandoned (no updates in 12+ months, negligible downloads), tell the user and search npm for a maintained alternative rather than proceeding.
3. **Obtain credentials** from the service (e.g., WordPress: admin panel → Users → Profile → Application Passwords; create one named "ContentForge" and note the site URL).
4. **Set environment variables** (shell profile or `.env` loaded before Claude Code starts; on Windows: System Properties → Environment Variables, then restart the terminal):
```
export WORDPRESS_SITE_URL="https://your-site.com"
export WORDPRESS_AUTH_TOKEN="your-application-password"
```
5. **Add the `.mcp.json` entry** (use the exact block from the setup-guide output):
```json
"wordpress": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "<verified-package-name>"],
"env": {
"WORDPRESS_SITE_URL": "${WORDPRESS_SITE_URL}",
"WORDPRESS_AUTH_TOKEN": "${WORDPRESS_AUTH_TOKEN}"
}
}
```
6. **Restart Claude Code** and verify (Step 5).
Never hardcode credentials in `.mcp.json` or plugin files — always reference environment variables.
### Step 4: Handle Unknown Connectors
When a connector name is not in the registry and no fuzzy match exists:
1. Say clearly it's not in the registry.
2. Suggest the closest same-category connectors from `--action list-available` output.
3. Offer manual configuration: an HTTP entry (`"type": "http", "url": ...`) if the service publishes an MCP endpoint, or an npx entry if a maintained npm MCP package exists (verify with `npm view` first).
4. Note: manually added connectors work with Claude but won't appear in `/contentforge:cf-integrations` until added to the registry.
5. For a fully guided custom flow, hand off to `/contentforge:cf-add-integration`.
### Step 5: Verify After Setup
For npx connectors, after the user follows the setup steps:
1. Re-run `python scripts/connector-status.py --action check --name <connector>` and render the result (env vars set/missing, `.mcp.json` entry found).
2. Remind the user to restart Claude Code — `.mcp.json` is read at startup only.
3. Suggest a first test, e.g. `/contentforge:cf-publish --platform=wordpress --status=draft` for WordPress.
For HTTP connectors, verification happens implicitly: the OAuth prompt appears on first real use.
## Output
The complete setup guide includes:
| Section | Description |
|---------|------------|
| **Connector Info** | Name, category, description, transport type (from script) |
| **Current Status** | Configured or not, with details (from script) |
| **Setup Steps** | Numbered walkthrough tailored to transport type |
| **Skills Unlocked** | Which ContentForge skills this connector enables (from script) |
| **Credential Requirements** | For npx: env vars needed with set/missing status |
| **.mcp.json Entry** | Ready-to-paste JSON block |
| **Environment Notes** | Cowork vs Claude Code compatibility, Node.js requirements |
| **Verification Steps** | How to confirm the connector works after setup |
## Troubleshooting
### "Unknown connector" even though you typed the right name
- Connector names use lowercase kebab-case: `google-sheets`, not `Google Sheets` or `googlesheets`
- Try the fuzzy match: the skill checks common aliases automatically
- Run `python scripts/connector-status.py --action list-available` to see all valid names
### npx connector configured but skills still can't use it
- Restart Claude Code after modifying `.mcp.json` — changes are read at startup only
- Verify the npm package name (`npm view <pkg> version`)
- Check that Node.js and npx are in your PATH: `npx --version`
### Environment variables set but still showing "missing"
- Variables must be exported, not just assigned: `export VAR=value`
- `.env` files must be loaded before the Claude Code session starts
- On Windows, set them in System Properties → Environment Variables, then restart the terminal
### OAuth prompt never appears for an HTTP connector
- HTTP connectors authenticate only when a skill actively requests data from them
- Confirm the entry exists in `.mcp.json` and the session was restarted after adding it
### "npx: command not found"
- Install Node.js 18+ from https://nodejs.org, then verify `node --version` and `npx --version`
### Connector works in Claude Code but not in Cowork
- npx connectors are Claude Code only — they require local Node.js
- In Cowork, prefer HTTP connectors or platform-level integrations (Settings → Integrations)
- Run `/contentforge:cf-integrations` to see which configured connectors are Cowork-compatible
## Example Workflows
### Workflow 1: Set Up WordPress Publishing
```
1. /contentforge:cf-connect wordpress
-> Follow steps: verify package on npm, get application password, set env vars, add to .mcp.json
2. Restart Claude Code
3. /contentforge:cf-integrations
-> Verify WordPress shows as configured (from script output)
4. /contentforge:create-content "Your Topic" --type=blog --brand=YourBrand
5. /contentforge:cf-publish --platform=wordpress --status=draft
```
### Workflow 2: Add Google Sheets for Batch Processing
```
1. /contentforge:cf-connect google-sheets
-> Follow steps: create service account, download credentials JSON, set env var, add to .mcp.json
2. Restart Claude Code
3. /contentforge:batch-process <sheet URL>
-> Reads requirements from the sheet, processes them one at a time (checkpointed queue)
```
### Workflow 3: Connect SEO Review the source
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