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Kabo MCP server

Creator research, in any MCP client.

Kabo runs a public MCP server. Add it to an AI assistant that supports remote MCP servers, sign in once, and ask for breakout videos, account baselines and video analysis backed by public evidence.

You approve access by signing in to Kabo in your browser.

Add MCP serverMCP
Name

Kabo

Server URL

https://kabo.sh/mcp-pub

Authentication

OAuth · sign in with Kabo

Connected · Kabo tools readycollect_instagram_trend_candidates · analyze_content_video

Illustrative settings screen. Labels differ by client.

One connection brings

Topic discovery Account baselines Video analysis

Add Kabo once, then ask from your assistant.

Kabo works with clients that can add a remote MCP server over HTTP and sign in with OAuth. Menu names differ, but the steps are the same.

01Add a remote server

Open your client's MCP or connector settings and add a server with the URL https://kabo.sh/mcp-pub.

02Sign in to Kabo

Your client opens Kabo's sign-in page in your browser. Sign in or create an account, check the access Kabo asks for, and approve it.

03Ask a creator question

Mention Kabo in your request. Your assistant calls the Kabo tools it needs and answers with the evidence.

04Review or disconnect

Check the sources and limits in each answer. Remove the Kabo server from your client whenever you no longer need it.

Everything an MCP client needs to reach Kabo.

Kabo MCP serverUse this URL in your client's server settings

https://kabo.sh/mcp-pub

If your client uses a JSON file, the entry usually looks like this. Field names vary by client, so check its documentation.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "kabo": {
      "url": "https://kabo.sh/mcp-pub"
    }
  }
}

Pick the setup that fits your assistant.

Meta Muse

Add Kabo as a custom connector. The Muse page walks through it step by step.

Kabo for Muse
Add Skills to your connection

Add ten workflows to your existing MCP connection using Git, ZIP or npx. Compatible agents can run on your computer, in a remote workspace or in the cloud; they need Skills loading and script execution support.

Install Kabo Skills
Other MCP clients

Any assistant that supports remote MCP servers with OAuth sign-in can use the server details above.

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The tools your assistant can call.

Each tool works on public evidence. Unknown numbers stay unknown, and every answer carries its sample, window and sources.

collect_instagram_trend_candidates

Find public Instagram Reels for a topic within a time window.

enrich_instagram_shortlist

Compare a Reels shortlist with each account's own recent posts, so a breakout is measured against its usual reach.

collect_youtube_trend_candidates

Find public YouTube videos for a topic and publication window.

enrich_youtube_shortlist

Add exact public metrics and same-channel upload history to a YouTube shortlist.

analyze_content_video

Analyze one public YouTube, Instagram or TikTok video. This uses your Kabo analysis allowance.

get_analysis_run

Read the status, transcript and result of a video analysis you started.

The server also lists public data tools for YouTube, Instagram and TikTok: profiles, posts, comments, transcripts, search and trending sound boards.

Know what your assistant can reach through Kabo—and what it cannot.

Do I need a Kabo account?

Yes, to connect. You sign in to Kabo in your browser when your client connects. The free tools on kabo.sh still work without an account.

What can my assistant see through Kabo?

Public creator evidence that Kabo collects for your request, plus the analyses and research jobs you start under your own Kabo account. Kabo cannot read other users' runs or anyone's private messages, drafts or private insights.

Can Kabo post or change anything for me?

No. Kabo researches and analyzes. It does not publish, comment, message or edit content on any platform.

Does it cost anything?

Connecting is free. Video analysis and research jobs count toward the usage included with your Kabo account, the same as in Kabo itself.

Can I connect with an API key instead of signing in?

No. The server only accepts OAuth sign-in, so you never paste a Kabo key into another app.

What if my client can't sign in to remote servers?

Kabo needs a client that supports OAuth for remote MCP servers. If yours only runs local servers or only accepts API keys, use Kabo in your browser, or install the Kabo Skill in Codex or Claude Code.

Connect once. Ask from the assistant you already use.

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