FLORA opens an MCP server to control her Techniques from any AI agent.

FLORA launches its MCP server to control its Techniques from compatible agents like Claude or Cursor via OAuth, bypassing the need for code or API integration.

FLORA is deploying its MCP server, which allows controlling its Techniques from any client compatible with the Model Context Protocol, ranging from Claude to Cursor, including VS Code, Hermes Agent, or OpenClaw. The idea: connect once, then ask your agent in plain language to generate, iterate, create variations, or batch process, using the same Techniques that teams build in FLORA, without code or API integration.

Specifically, you can query the agent about Techniques suitable for a brief, launch one to obtain a grid of visuals, take two results to generate ten variations in the same direction, or move on to another Technique while keeping the context, for example, to produce short video loops for social networks. A code agent can also browse a spreadsheet and repeat the operation across all target markets.

The connection is made via OAuth, using your usual account from app.flora.ai, and the server exposes each REST API operation as tools callable by the agent.

FLORA distinguishes between two access methods: the API, designed for developers who integrate the tool into their pipelines, and the MCP, open to those who already work within a conversational agent. Both point to the same Techniques and the same billing, with the second path focusing on discovery and conversational exchange rather than code.