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Create short URLs, generate QR codes, organize folders, manage branded links, and view analytics directly from Claude, Gemini, Cursor and other MCP-compatible AI assistants.
The SPRL MCP Server enables AI assistants like Claude, Gemini and Cursor to securely interact with your SPRL account using natural language.
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) allows AI assistants like Claude, Gemini and Cursor to securely connect with your SPRL account. Create short URLs, generate QR codes, organize folders and view analytics without leaving your AI conversation.
Simply ask your AI assistant to create, update, organize or analyze your links using everyday language.
Authenticate once using OAuth 2.1 with PKCE. No passwords or API keys are shared with your AI assistant.
Create short links, generate QR codes, retrieve analytics and organize folders without opening multiple dashboards.
Connect Claude, Gemini, Cursor and other MCP-compatible AI assistants using the same secure SPRL account.
Create a short URL for https://example.com
Generate a QR code for this link.
Show analytics for my latest campaign.
Move all marketing links into the Summer Campaign folder.
Update the destination URL.
Delete expired links.SPRL integrates with leading AI assistants through Model Context Protocol (MCP) and OpenAPI Actions. Authenticate securely using OAuth and start managing your links with natural language.
Connect using OAuth 2.1 with secure Remote MCP.
Connect SPRL to Claude using the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
Go to Settings → Developer → MCP Servers.
{ "mcpServers": { "sprl": { "type": "http", "url": "https://mcp.insprl.com/mcp" } }
}Restart Claude. When prompted, sign in with your SPRL account to authorize access.
Connect using OAuth 2.1 with secure Remote MCP.
Connect SPRL to Gemini CLI using the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
Install Gemini CLI from Google's official documentation if it is not already installed.
Open your Gemini CLI MCP configuration file or create one if it doesn't exist.
{ "mcpServers": { "sprl": { "httpUrl": "https://mcp.insprl.com/mcp", "trust": true } }
}Run the MCP authentication command when prompted and authorize your SPRL account using OAuth.
/mcp auth sprl
Connect using OAuth 2.1 with secure Remote MCP.
Connect SPRL to Cursor using the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
Open Cursor and navigate to Settings → MCP Servers.
{ "mcpServers": { "sprl": { "type": "http", "url": "https://mcp.insprl.com/mcp" } }
}Save the configuration and restart Cursor if required.
Open the Chat panel and use any SPRL tool. Cursor will automatically launch the OAuth sign-in page. Sign in with your SPRL account and approve access.
Connect using OpenAPI Actions with OAuth authentication.
Connect your SPRL account to the official SPRL AI Assistant in ChatGPT using OpenAPI Actions.
When prompted, click 'Sign in' and authorize your SPRL account using OAuth.
You can now create short URLs, generate QR codes, view analytics, manage folders, and perform other SPRL actions directly from ChatGPT.
Connect using OAuth 2.1 with secure Remote MCP.
Connect SPRL to Visual Studio Code using the native Model Context Protocol (MCP) support.
Press Ctrl+Shift+P (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+Shift+P (macOS), then run 'MCP: Add Server'.
Select the HTTP/SSE connection type when prompted.
{ "servers": { "sprl": { "type": "http", "url": "https://mcp.insprl.com/mcp" } }
}Start any SPRL MCP tool from the Chat view. Visual Studio Code will open the OAuth authorization page. Sign in with your SPRL account and approve access.
Connect using OAuth 2.1 with secure Remote MCP.
Connect SPRL to Microsoft 365 Copilot using a Declarative Agent package.
Use the Microsoft 365 Agents Toolkit in VS Code or Copilot Studio to scaffold an enterprise workspace project.
{ "$schema": "https://microsoft.com", "id": "sprl-m365-agent", "name": "SPRL Context Assistant", "description": "Enables Microsoft 365 Copilot to interact with SPRL tools via MCP.", "instructions": "You are a professional assistant configured to communicate with the SPRL infrastructure. Use available protocol hooks to translate natural language inquiries into link management, routing, and analytic execution requests securely.", "actions": [ { "id": "sprlMcpAction", "type": "mcp", "url": "https://mcp.insprl.com/mcp", "authentication": { "type": "OAuth2", "referenceId": "sprl-oauth-connection" } } ]
}Bundle the app manifest.json, declarative agent definition, and asset icons into a standard deployment zip file.
Upload the compiled agent directly to your enterprise tenant's M365 admin catalog or side-load via developer dashboard utilities.
Connect using OAuth 2.1 with secure Remote MCP.
Connect SPRL to Perplexity AI using a remote MCP Connector.
Sign in to your Perplexity Pro account, open Settings, and navigate to the Connectors section.
Create a new custom MCP connector and use the following configuration.
{ "mcpServers": { "sprl": { "command": "npx", "args": [ "-y", "mcp-remote@latest", "https://mcp.insprl.com/mcp" ] } }
}When prompted, authorize Perplexity AI to access your SPRL account using the supported authentication flow.
Once connected, ask Perplexity AI to create short URLs, generate QR codes, manage links, or retrieve analytics using natural language.
Connect using OAuth 2.1 with secure Remote MCP.
Connect SPRL to GitHub Copilot using the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
Create a .mcp.json file in your project root (or .github/mcp.json for repository-wide configuration).
{ "mcpServers": { "sprl": { "type": "http", "url": "https://mcp.insprl.com/mcp" } }
}Open GitHub Copilot Chat, switch to Agent Mode, open Configure Tools, and enable the SPRL MCP server.
When prompted, sign in with your SPRL account and authorize GitHub Copilot to access your SPRL workspace.
After authorization, you can ask GitHub Copilot to create short URLs, generate QR codes, manage folders, and retrieve analytics using natural language.
Note: Configuration formats and setup steps may change as AI clients release new versions. If this guide no longer matches the latest client version, please refer to the official client documentation and adapt the configuration accordingly.
SPRL follows open standards including OAuth 2.1 and the Model Context Protocol (MCP), making it compatible with many AI assistants and developer tools.
The SPRL MCP Server provides a powerful collection of tools that allow AI assistants to securely manage your URLs, QR codes, analytics, folders and branded domains using simple natural language.
Create branded short links instantly.
Edit destination, title, expiry, tags and settings.
Remove unwanted links from your account.
Retrieve complete information about any short URL.
Clicks, countries, browsers, devices and referrers.
Overall account performance and usage statistics.
Retrieve all folders.
Create new folders for organizing links.
Move one or multiple links between folders.
Retrieve available branded domains connected to your account.
Create downloadable QR codes for any short URL.
Create a short URL for https://sunprograms.com
Show my top 10 links by clicks this month.
Generate a QR Code for my latest short URL.
Move all marketing links into the Campaigns folder.
The SPRL MCP Server uses OAuth 2.1 to securely authenticate AI assistants. You only need to authorize your SPRL account once for each AI client. After approval, the client receives secure access tokens and can only perform actions that you explicitly authorize.
Configure SPRL in your preferred AI client using the setup guide for that platform.
When the AI client first connects, you'll be redirected to the SPRL login page to authenticate your account securely.
Review the requested permissions and approve access. You remain in control and can revoke access at any time.
Once connected, your AI assistant can securely create links, generate QR codes, retrieve analytics, and manage your SPRL resources.
Your SPRL password is never shared with AI clients.
Secure OAuth access tokens are used for every authorized request.
Revoke or reconnect AI clients anytime from your SPRL account.
AI Client │ ▼ Connect to SPRL MCP Server │ ▼ Redirect to SPRL Login │ ▼ Approve OAuth Access │ ▼ Access Token Issued │ ▼ AI Assistant Can Use SPRL Tools
Security is built into every layer of the SPRL MCP Server. From OAuth 2.1 authentication to encrypted communication and user-controlled access, your data always remains protected.
SPRL uses the industry-standard OAuth 2.1 protocol. Your password is never shared with AI clients.
All communication between your AI client and the SPRL MCP Server is encrypted using HTTPS/TLS.
Only you can authorize an AI client. You may revoke access whenever you choose.
OAuth access tokens are securely managed and used instead of exposing your account credentials.
SPRL only processes requests required to complete your authorized actions and does not expose unrelated account data.
The SPRL MCP Server follows the Model Context Protocol to provide secure and standardized communication with compatible AI clients.
Once connected, simply ask your AI assistant in natural language. The SPRL MCP Server will automatically choose the appropriate tools and return the results.
Create a short URL for https://sunprograms.com
Create a branded short URL using hper.in for https://insprl.com
Show details for my short link hper.in/demo
Delete the short URL hper.in/old-link
Show analytics for hper.in/demo
Which countries generated the most clicks for my latest link?
Show my dashboard analytics.
Generate a QR Code for hper.in/demo
Create a QR code for my latest short URL.
Create a folder named Marketing
Show all my folders.
Move my latest short link to the Marketing folder.
List all my branded domains.
Which domain should I use for creating short links?
Create a short URL for https://insprl.com, generate a QR code, and show me the final result.
Create a Marketing folder, generate a short URL for https://sunprograms.com, and move it into that folder.
Show analytics for my latest short link and generate a QR code for it.
Once connected, simply ask your AI assistant in natural language. The SPRL MCP Server will automatically choose the appropriate tools and return the results.
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