MCP & agents

Your assistant’s work. Ready to present.

Connect Encelade through MCP. Turn your assistant’s research, notes, and data into a deck you can edit and share.

mcp.json

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "encelade": {
      "url": "https://www.encelade.ai/api/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"
      }
    }
  }
}

Connect your MCP client to Encelade.

Why delegate

Spend your agent’s tokens on the thinking.
Not the slides.

Your agent sends a brief through MCP or the API. Encelade writes, lays out, and designs the deck, then returns a link to share.

Scripting the slides itself: Every text box, shape, and slide is another tool call, and every call and its result stays in the agent’s context.
Delegating to Encelade: One generate_project call carries the brief. A few short status checks later, the agent has a link to the finished deck.

How it works

From source material to shareable link.

01
Connect your client
Add the MCP endpoint and authenticate with an API key. Use Claude Code, Cursor, or your own compatible runtime.
02
Give it the context
Pass research, notes, data, or URLs to the generation tool in one brief. Encelade handles planning and slide creation.
03
Return the result
Check the generation run until it is done and pass the presentation link back to the person who needs it.

Built for agent workflows

A clear handoff.
At every step.

A native MCP connection: Discover and call scoped tools for projects, generation runs, AI edits, and themes over Streamable HTTP or SSE.
Your sources, together: Supply text, pasted data, and URLs in one brief of up to 200,000 characters per generation request.
An editable result: Generation produces a web presentation. Open it, review the content, and make changes before sharing with a buyer or colleague.
Permissions you control: Give each integration only the scopes it needs for reading, writing, generation, and webhook management.