MCP • Account Management via AI

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MCP • Account Management via AI

Manage accounts without opening Settings.
"Show my accounts." "Disable X." "Enable BlueSky." All via conversation.

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How to Use

• 1Open Cursor, Claude Desktop or any compatible app

• 2"List my connected accounts"

• 3See the list

• 4"Add new BlueSky account"

• 5Sign in flow opens

• 6Complete it

• 7"BlueSky connected"

• 8Open my X accounts

• 9"Set my personal X account as default"

• 10Done

• 11"Actually nevermind"

• 12Reverted

• 13"Which accounts are enabled?"

• 14Filtered list

Settings Are a Detour

You're in the middle of something. You need to change your default account. So you open Settings, find Accounts, scroll to the right section, click the dropdown, select the account, close Settings.

That's a lot of steps for a simple change.

Just Say It Instead

"Make my work account the default."

Done. No Settings. No clicking. No context switch.

What You Can Do

• See accounts: "Show my accounts"

• Add accounts: "Add BlueSky account" (opens OAuth)

• Remove accounts: "Remove work account"

• Set defaults: "Make X account default"

• Enable/disable: "Disable personal account"

• Edit settings: "Change nickname to Work"

• Query status: "Which accounts are enabled?"

You can identify accounts by name, nickname, or platform. "My work account" works if you've nicknamed it.

Security Note

Adding accounts still requires OAuth. We're not storing passwords or bypassing authentication. You'll complete the connection in your browser like normal.

But everything else - defaults, enable/disable, nicknames - happens instantly via conversation.

Example Conversations

You: "Show me all my accounts"

Claude: "5 accounts: 2 X (Personal, Work), 2 BlueSky..."

You: "Disable my personal X account"

Claude: "Disabled. Won't appear in composer."

You: "Make work the default"

Claude: "Work X account is now default."

Account management without the Settings detour.

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