You want to manage your Instagram automations from your AI assistant. That takes one connection: add Zorcha's address to your assistant, sign in once and pick your workspace.
Before you start
Your plan: managing a workspace from an assistant needs the Business or Ultimate plan. You can connect on Free or Pro, but your assistant can't manage that workspace until you upgrade. See Zorcha pricing.
Your workspace: it needs a connected Instagram account. Instagram connected through Facebook login works too. Facebook Page workspaces aren't supported yet.
Your assistant: it needs to support remote MCP connections. Some assistants only offer these on certain plans, so check yours first.
Step 1: Open Connect AI
New to Zorcha? Sign up at zorcha.com, connect your Instagram account, then click Connect AI in the left menu.
Already using Zorcha? Open the workspace you want to manage and click Connect AI in the left menu. On a phone, you'll find it in the menu.
Signed out? Zorcha asks you to sign in first, then brings you back.
Don't see Connect AI? Your workspace doesn't have a connected channel yet. Connect your Instagram account and it appears. How to connect Instagram accounts on Zorcha walks you through it.
On the page that opens, click Connect AI to see your setup details.
Step 2: Copy the MCP server URL
Zorcha's address is the same for everyone:
https://zorcha.com/mcp
You'll find it under MCP server URL on your Connect AI page, and on the Zorcha MCP page.
Step 3: Add Zorcha to your assistant
On your Connect AI page, open How to use and pick your assistant. Zorcha shows the steps with the text ready to copy.
Claude
In Claude or Claude Desktop, open Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.
Name it Zorcha and paste the URL.
Select Connect and finish signing in.
Turn on the Zorcha tools.
For Claude Code, run the command below, then use /mcp to sign in.
claude mcp add --transport http zorcha https://zorcha.com/mcp
Codex
Run these two commands, then sign in when your browser opens.
codex mcp add zorcha --url https://zorcha.com/mcp
codex mcp login zorcha
Cursor
Copy the configuration from the Cursor tab in How to use into
~/.cursor/mcp.json, or into.cursor/mcp.jsonfor one project.Restart Cursor, open Customize → MCPs and turn on Zorcha.
Finish the sign-in prompt.
ChatGPT and other assistants
Pick Other in How to use. Add a remote server named Zorcha with the URL above, using your assistant's own settings. Connection options depend on your assistant and your plan with them.
Step 4: Sign in and allow access
Your browser opens Zorcha. Sign in with the account that can access your workspace, check the list of what the connection can do, and click Allow access. The name at the top is your assistant's.
If your assistant can't do browser sign-in
Use a manual access token instead. Next to Manual access token, click Generate token and copy it right away, because it's shown only once. Paste it where your assistant asks for an authorization token.
Keep it private, like a password: it opens every workspace your account can access. A token lasts 30 days. Rotate token replaces it, and Revoke ends its access.
Step 5: Pick your workspace and try it
Ask your assistant:
List my Zorcha workspaces.
It shows your workspaces and which ones it can manage. Name the one you want in your next request:
Use @yourhandle and show all my live automations.
The Try asking box on your Connect AI page has more to copy.
From here, see what you can do with Zorcha MCP.
If something doesn't work
"Managing this workspace from an AI assistant isn't included in its current plan." That workspace is on Free or Pro. Upgrade it to Business or Ultimate and try again. You don't need to reconnect. Your assistant may offer to pass your WhatsApp number to our team, and it only does that if you agree.
A workspace is missing. You may be signed in with a different Zorcha account. Your assistant only sees the workspaces that account can access.
"This MCP automation flow requires a connected Instagram workspace." That workspace is a Facebook Page, which isn't supported yet.
Good to know
Disconnecting: remove Zorcha from your assistant's connectors or settings. If you used a manual token, click Revoke on your Connect AI page as well.
What Zorcha sees: your assistant is asked to share the wording of your Zorcha requests with us, with passwords and private contact details removed, so we can see what worked and what's missing.