Skyp supports API access so you can integrate with developer tools, AI assistants, and automation workflows. API keys are generated from the Agents page and give secure, revocable access to your Skyp account.
What are API keys for?
API keys let external tools and AI assistants interact with your Skyp account programmatically. The main use case is Skyp's MCP (Model Context Protocol) server, which allows AI tools to manage your campaigns, contacts, and analytics through natural language.
You might use an API key to:
Connect a custom or API key-based MCP client to create or manage campaigns on your behalf
Automate contact uploads or campaign actions via the Skyp API
Build custom integrations with your internal tools
Using Claude, Cursor, Gemini, or Slack? These tools all connect to Skyp using OAuth — no API key required. Go to Agents in the Skyp sidebar and follow the steps on the Claude tab (for Claude), or see Using the Agents & API Dashboard for instructions on all supported clients.
Generating an API key
Go to Agents in the Skyp sidebar, then click the Developers tab.
In the API Keys card, click Create API key and give it a descriptive name (e.g. "Zapier integration" or "Custom script").
Your new key will be shown once — copy it immediately and store it somewhere safe.
Important: For security, the full API key is only shown at creation time. After you close the dialog, you won't be able to see it again — you'll need to create a new one if you lose it.
Managing your API keys
From the Developers tab in Agents you can:
View all keys you've created, including their names and creation dates
Revoke any key at any time — this immediately invalidates it and disconnects anything using it
It's good practice to create separate keys for each integration so you can revoke individual ones without affecting others.
Connecting an AI assistant via MCP
Skyp exposes a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that lets AI assistants interact with your account directly. There are two ways to connect, depending on the tool you're using.
Connecting via OAuth (Claude, Cursor, Gemini, Slack)
Claude, Cursor, Gemini, and Slack all support connecting to Skyp via OAuth — no API key required.
Claude: Go to Agents → Claude tab in Skyp. In Claude Settings, navigate to MCP Servers, click Add custom connector, set the URL to
https://api.skyp.ai/mcp, and authorize when prompted.Cursor: Go to Settings → MCP in Cursor, add a new server with the URL
https://api.skyp.ai/mcp, and complete the OAuth authorization.Gemini: Add Skyp as an MCP extension in Google AI Studio or the Gemini extensions panel using the URL
https://api.skyp.ai/mcp, then authorize.Slack: Add Skyp as an MCP server from your Slack workspace's AI integrations or app settings using the URL
https://api.skyp.ai/mcp, then complete the OAuth flow.
For Claude-specific instructions, see the Claude tab in Agents. For other clients, refer to each tool's MCP documentation for exact navigation steps.
Connecting custom or API key-based tools
For tools that don't support OAuth, use your API key to authenticate. The MCP server URL is: https://api.skyp.ai/mcp
For full setup instructions, configuration examples, and a reference of available MCP tools, download the SKILL.md agent guide from the Agents → Developers tab in your Skyp account.
MCP integration is intended for developers and technical users comfortable with AI client configuration. If you need help getting set up, reach out via the chat widget.