# Aspire MCP MCP > Aspire MCP lets your AI agent handle influencer marketing data directly from your workspace. It gives you instant visibility into campaigns, creator profiles, and content performance across projects. Instead of navigating complex dashboards, you query all necessary data using natural language. ## Overview - **Category:** marketing-advertising - **Price:** Free - **Tags:** influencer-marketing, campaign-management, content-performance, creator-management, engagement-analytics ## Description Managing a large roster of creators means tracking dozens of parallel projects. Aspire connects your AI agent to this data stream, letting it audit campaign progress and track content metrics without leaving your workflow. You can ask questions like, 'What's the total engagement on posts from Q2?' or 'Which members were involved in the Spring Launch?' The MCP consolidates project details, creator information, and social performance into usable answers. It’s about getting data actionably—the kind of thing that usually requires exporting three separate spreadsheets and cross-referencing them manually. With Vinkius, your agent handles that orchestration; you just ask the question. ## Tools ### get_account_check Verifies that your Aspire account is connected and ready for use. ### get_member Fetches the full profile details for one specific creator or member. ### get_post Calculates and returns the engagement metrics for one piece of content (a post). ### get_project Retrieves all metadata and key information about a single, chosen project. ### list_campaigns Provides a list of all current and past marketing campaigns. ### list_posts Gets a list of multiple social posts, along with their performance data. ### list_project_members Lists every creator associated with a specific project you name. ### list_projects Lists every active or archived campaign/project in your database. ## Prompt Examples **Prompt:** ``` List all my active marketing projects in Aspire. ``` **Response:** ``` I've retrieved your active projects. You have 5 running campaigns, including 'Spring Product Launch' and 'Summer Influencer Outreach'. ``` **Prompt:** ``` Who are the creators participating in the 'Summer Outreach' project? ``` **Response:** ``` There are 12 creators in the 'Summer Outreach' project, including @TravelExplorer and @FoodieLife. Would you like to see the profile for one of them? ``` **Prompt:** ``` Show me the engagement metrics for post ID '998877'. ``` **Response:** ``` Post '998877' has an engagement rate of 4.5%, with 1,200 likes and 85 comments so far. ``` ## Capabilities ### Audit Campaign Status Lists all running or archived campaigns to get a high-level view of project status and metadata. ### Analyze Creator Roster Retrieves detailed profiles for specific creators and members linked to your marketing projects. ### Measure Content Performance Gets engagement rates, like likes and comments, for individual social media posts or lists of posts. ### Get Project Details Provides deep metadata for a single campaign or initiative, summarizing its goals and scope. ## Use Cases ### Auditing a Campaign Roster A manager needs to know who participated in the 'Fall Launch' campaign. Instead of navigating complex project pages, they ask their agent, and it runs `list_project_members`, giving them the full creator list instantly. ### Analyzing Content Impact A strategist wants to know which posts performed best last month. They prompt for a list of posts, and the agent uses `list_posts` and `get_post`, presenting a ranked summary of engagement metrics. ### Getting Campaign Overviews You need to know if a specific initiative is still running. You ask your agent to list campaigns, which runs `list_campaigns` and gives you the current status for all active projects in one go. ### Deep Dive on Creators You find an interesting creator ID from a project list. Instead of going to their profile page, you ask your agent to run `get_member`, and it hands you the full profile details for review. ## Benefits - Instead of manually running `list_projects` and then searching for details, you get all the project metadata in one conversational turn. You'll know campaign status immediately. - You no longer need to jump between tabs to check who worked on what. Simply asking about a campaign lets your agent run `list_project_members`, giving you the entire creator roster instantly. - Tracking content performance used to mean fetching IDs, then running another query for each one. Now, calling `list_posts` gives you multiple posts and their metrics at once. - Auditability is key: If you need a deep dive on one campaign, asking your agent to run `get_project` pulls all the necessary historical data without needing complex filters. - The best part? Your agent can link it all together. You tell it, 'Show me the creators for Project X and their engagement metrics,' and it handles that sequence of calls for you. ## How It Works The bottom line is that your agent aggregates data across multiple internal Aspire databases into a single conversational answer for you. 1. First, you connect your agent to the MCP using your API key. This verifies that your account is properly linked to Aspire. 2. Next, you instruct your AI client what data you need—for example, 'Give me all projects and their associated members.' 3. The system executes the necessary calls and returns structured data containing everything from project metadata to specific creator profiles. ## Frequently Asked Questions **How do I find all my campaigns using list_campaigns?** You use `list_campaigns` to get a current overview of every campaign running or archived in your account. This function is quick and gives you the high-level status you need for planning. **Can I see creator details using get_member?** Yes, `get_member` fetches a detailed profile for any specific creator or member ID. It's perfect for auditing credentials or reviewing partnership terms. **What if I need metrics for many posts? Should I use list_posts?** Use `list_posts`. This tool gathers a batch of content IDs and runs the necessary calls to provide performance data for multiple posts in one response, which is much faster than doing them individually. **Does get_project show me all creators?** No. `get_project` gives you overall metadata about the project scope itself. If you need the actual list of people involved, use `list_project_members` instead. **Before running complex queries, how can I verify my connection using get_account_check?** You run this tool to confirm your Aspire credentials are linked correctly. It performs a basic handshake and verifies that your agent has the necessary API permissions to access your marketing data. **I only need engagement metrics for one piece of content; should I use get_post instead of list_posts?** Yes, `get_post` is designed for granular detail. Instead of getting a summary list of posts like `list_posts`, this tool pulls all the specific performance data—likes, comments, and engagement rate—for one single post ID. **How do I get a complete roster of creators associated with an active campaign?** `list_project_members` retrieves every creator and member linked to a specific project. It's the dedicated tool for building out your team list, separate from just getting general project details. **If I only want to see campaigns that are currently running, what is the best way using list_projects?** You use `list_projects` and filter by status. The tool allows you to narrow down results, letting you quickly separate active projects from archived or completed ones. **How do I find my Aspire API Key?** Log in to your Aspire account, navigate to **Account Settings > API Keys**, and you can generate a new API key there. **Can I see engagement rates for social posts?** Yes, the `get_post` tool retrieves detailed metrics for specific social content, including engagement rates and other performance data. **What platforms are supported by Aspire?** Aspire supports all major social platforms including Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and Pinterest. If the platform is linked to your project, you can track its content.