1. Subscribe and sign in
Use an eligible paid Krafie account; the public feature page does not create a connection.
Subscriber feature
Connect your paid Krafie workspace to compatible AI agents
Krafie's MCP server lets eligible subscribers operate approved creative and Etsy research workflows from compatible agents while authentication, plan access, tokens, and saved history stay controlled by Krafie.
How the connection works
Your agent requests work; Krafie enforces the account rules
A compatible MCP client can call the Krafie tools made available to that connection. Krafie still validates the connection, paid access, available tokens, request limits, and saved output on the server.
That means the public explanation can be indexed and shared while the actual credentials, subscriber interface, and customer results remain private.
2. Connect a client
Follow the authenticated setup shown in Krafie and keep the generated credential private.
3. Approve useful work
Ask the compatible agent to use supported tools, then review generated research or creative results.
What the MCP connection is designed to support
Research
Bring Krafie's Etsy research workflows into a compatible AI agent.
Create
Request supported image and video work through your paid Krafie workspace.
Keep history
Completed assets remain associated with the authenticated Krafie account.
Control access
Connections require an active plan and use Krafie's existing token rules.
What stays private
This page explains the capability but does not expose connection credentials, token-management screens, setup secrets, subscriber outputs, or the working tool interface. Those remain behind server-verified authentication and an eligible active paid plan.
Connecting an agent does not make a user's generated images or videos public, and the public-image alternative-text system does not process those private account assets.