Provides programmatic access to Skool.com community features and data through its internal API.
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This Model Context Protocol (MCP) server empowers developers to interact with Skool.com communities programmatically, overcoming the absence of a public API. By reverse-engineering Skool's internal API endpoints and leveraging authenticated HTTP requests, it enables comprehensive automation of tasks such as community moderation, content creation, and data retrieval. This tool is ideal for integrating Skool functionality into custom workflows or external applications, extending the platform's capabilities beyond its standard web interface.
Key Features
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02Access lists of courses and lessons within the community's classroom.
03Make arbitrary authenticated requests to Skool's internal API for exploration.
04Manage community details, including listing members, approving, and rejecting pending requests.
05Retrieve recent user notifications from Skool.com.
06Create, list, retrieve, and comment on posts within a Skool community.
Use Cases
01Schedule and publish content to Skool communities, including creating posts and comments.
02Integrate Skool community data (e.g., member lists, post activity) with external applications or analytics dashboards.
03Automate community moderation workflows by programmatically managing member requests.
