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Connect your ShareThis account to manage properties and configure tools.

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Remote MCP Server

ShareThis MCP

Connect ShareThis to your AI tools

ShareThis MCP lets AI assistants securely manage ShareThis properties and app configurations through the Model Context Protocol. Connect from ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Manus, or any MCP-compatible client, then create properties, configure apps, validate domains, and inspect live app output without leaving your AI workflow.

Remote server URL: https://mcp.sharethis.com

How to connect Available tools

About ShareThis

What is ShareThis?

ShareThis provides website tools that help publishers, brands, and site owners drive sharing, engagement, and privacy transparency. Designed to help you grow, engage, and connect with your audience, these free tools make it easy to enhance sharing, improve performance, and boost visibility across platforms. Our tools are easy to install and always free to use. No risk, all reward.

With the ShareThis MCP server, AI assistants and agents can help users connect their ShareThis account, manage website properties, configure ShareThis apps, preview live tools, and troubleshoot setup directly from an AI workflow.

For more information visit: https://sharethis.com/platform/

Getting started

How to connect ShareThis MCP

The ShareThis MCP server is designed for MCP-capable clients that support remote servers and OAuth-based account linking. Point your client at https://mcp.sharethis.com, authorize with your ShareThis account, and then let the client discover tools dynamically.

To use the MCP server, you must first register and create an account at https://platform.sharethis.com. Once your account is set up, use it to authenticate via OAuth when connecting to the MCP server.

ChatGPT

  • Open Apps or Connectors in ChatGPT.

  • Choose to add a custom or remote MCP-compatible app.

  • Use https://mcp.sharethis.com as the server URL.

  • Complete the ShareThis OAuth login window when prompted.

  • Once connected, ask ChatGPT to list tools or manage your ShareThis properties and apps.

Claude

  • Open Claude’s connectors or integrations area.

  • Add ShareThis as a remote MCP server.

  • Enter https://mcp.sharethis.com.

  • Authorize with your ShareThis account.

  • Turn the connector on and start using ShareThis tools in Claude chats.

Cursor

  • Open Cursor MCP settings.

  • Add a remote MCP server entry.

  • Set the URL to https://mcp.sharethis.com.

  • Run the OAuth authorization flow when Cursor prompts for access.

  • Use natural language or tool-aware prompts to manage ShareThis resources.

Manus

  • Go to the connectors or apps area in Manus.

  • Add ShareThis as a verified or custom MCP connection.

  • Use https://mcp.sharethis.com as the remote MCP endpoint.

  • Authorize your ShareThis account.

  • Start using ShareThis property and app tools in your workflows.

What this server does

What is ShareThis MCP?

ShareThis MCP gives AI assistants a standardized way to interact with ShareThis through MCP. Instead of manually switching between dashboards and settings screens, you can ask your AI tool to create a property, validate ownership, configure an app, inspect its current settings, or generate a live app view.

This makes ShareThis usable in conversational AI workflows, coding assistants, and agent-based automation environments that support MCP.

Configuration

Why use ShareThis MCP

  • Manage ShareThis properties and apps without leaving your AI assistant.

  • Reduce context switching between conversational work and the ShareThis dashboard.

  • Standardize ShareThis access across multiple MCP-capable clients.

  • Let agents inspect tools and act using structured schemas instead of brittle scraping or custom prompts.

  • Handle authentication through OAuth 2.0 instead of manual token sharing for supported clients.

Tools

Available MCP tools

ShareThis MCP exposes structured tools for authentication, property management, and app configuration. These tools are discoverable dynamically viatools/list, but are documented below for reference.

Tool name

Description

When to use it

sharethis_auth_login

Authenticates a user using email and password and returns a bearer token. Primarily intended for internal or manual use.

Use only when OAuth is not being used (e.g. testing or internal tooling).

sharethis_properties_create

Creates a new ShareThis property associated with the authenticated user.

Use when onboarding a new domain or website into ShareThis.

sharethis_properties_list

Returns all properties associated with the authenticated account.

Use to discover available properties before configuring apps.

sharethis_properties_get

Retrieves detailed information for a specific property.

Use when you need to inspect a property’s configuration or metadata.

sharethis_properties_validate

Validates ownership of a property, typically through a domain verification mechanism.

Use after creating a property to confirm it is properly verified.

sharethis_apps_upsert

Creates or updates an app configuration for a property. Supports all app types including share buttons, follow buttons, and reaction buttons.

Use to enable or modify ShareThis apps (e.g. change button style, networks, or behavior).

sharethis_apps_list

Lists all apps currently configured on a property.

Use to see which ShareThis apps are active before making changes.

sharethis_apps_get

Retrieves the configuration for a specific app on a property.

Use when inspecting or debugging a specific app configuration.

sharethis_apps_delete

Removes an app configuration from a property.

Use to disable or remove a ShareThis app from a site.

sharethis_apps_liveview

Returns a live rendered view of the currently saved app using the ShareThis runtime.

Use to preview how an app appears based on the current saved configuration.

Tool schemas and parameters may evolve. Always calltools/list for the authoritative schema before invoking tools programmatically.

Usage

MCP request examples

All ShareThis MCP interactions use JSON-RPC 2.0 over HTTP POST tohttps://mcp.sharethis.com/.

Initialize connection

{ "jsonrpc": "2.0", "id": "init-1", "method": "initialize", "params": { "protocolVersion": "2025-03-26" } }

Discover available tools

{ "jsonrpc": "2.0", "id": "tools-1", "method": "tools/list", "params": {} }

List properties

{ "jsonrpc": "2.0", "id": "list-1", "method": "tools/call", "params": { "name": "sharethis_properties_list", "arguments": {} } }

Update an app

{ "jsonrpc": "2.0", "id": "upsert-1", "method": "tools/call", "params": { "name": "sharethis_apps_upsert", "arguments": { "property_id": "PROPERTY_ID", "app_id": "inline-reaction-buttons", "config": { "enabled": true, "reactions": ["slight_smile", "heart_eyes"], "size": 40 } } } }

Always call tools/list to retrieve the latest tool schemas before making requests.

Authentication

OAuth and authorization rules

  • Protected tools require OAuth bearer authentication.

  • Clients should use the server’s OAuth discovery metadata rather than hardcoding auth assumptions.

  • Each user must authorize their own ShareThis account connection.

  • After authorization, the client should reuse the bearer token for later authenticated tool calls.

  • Clients should expect standard OAuth redirects and consent flows for first-time setup.

For supported MCP clients, bearer access is obtained through the OAuth connection flow rather than manual token entry.

Technical requirements

Frequently asked questions

  • What is MCP? MCP, or Model Context Protocol, is a standard way for AI assistants to connect to external services and tools through a structured interface.

  • Do I need coding experience to use ShareThis MCP? Not necessarily. Many MCP clients let you connect through a UI and then use natural language prompts.

  • Can I use ShareThis MCP with more than one AI service? Yes. Any MCP-compatible client that supports remote servers and the required OAuth flow can connect.

  • How do I know which tools are available right now? Call tools/list. That is the source of truth for tool names and input schemas.

  • Does this page replace the MCP endpoint? No. This page is only for human-readable documentation. MCP clients should send JSON-RPC requests toPOST / on the same route.

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