Schematic MCP
This is an MCP server that connects AI assistants to the Schematic platform, used to manage the company's billing, packages, feature permissions, and override settings through natural language.
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What is the Schematic MCP Server?
The Schematic MCP Server is a bridge that connects AI assistants to the Schematic platform. Schematic is a platform specifically designed to manage the billing, plans, features, and user rights of SaaS products. Through this MCP server, you can allow AI assistants (such as Claude, Cursor, etc.) to directly query company information, manage plan permissions, set feature overrides, and perform other operations, all through natural language conversations.How to use the Schematic MCP Server?
It's very simple to use: First, obtain the Schematic API key, then configure the MCP server in your AI assistant (Claude Desktop, Cursor, etc.). After the configuration is complete, you can directly ask the AI assistant questions, such as 'What plan is Acme currently on?' or 'Enable advanced analytics for Beta users.' The AI assistant will automatically call the Schematic API to perform the corresponding operations.Applicable scenarios
Suitable for scenarios where SaaS product teams, customer success teams, technical support teams, etc. need to frequently query and manage customer plans and feature permissions. Particularly suitable for: 1. Technical support staff to quickly view customer plan details 2. Sales teams to set temporary feature permissions for customers 3. Product teams to manage feature releases and plan configurations 4. Customer success teams to monitor trial statusMain features
Company lookup
Find company information by company ID, name, Stripe customer ID, or custom key-value, including plan details, trial status, and related links
Company permission overrides
Set feature overrides for specific companies, supporting boolean (on/off), numeric, and unlimited value types to override the default plan permissions
Plan management
Create and manage billing plans, add feature entitlements to plans, automatically detect feature types and set appropriate value types
Feature management
Create and manage feature flags, supporting boolean, event-based (metered), and trait-based features, and automatically create associated flags
Stripe integration
Connect Schematic companies with Stripe customers, perform two-way lookups of the association relationship, and unify billing and permission management
Trial management
View the trial status of companies, including the trial end time, to help manage trial customers
Advantages
Natural language operation: No need to learn complex APIs, manage permissions through conversations
Seamless integration: Perfectly compatible with mainstream AI assistants such as Claude and Cursor
Real-time synchronization: All operations are synchronized to the Schematic platform in real-time
Flexible overrides: Support permission overrides of various value types to meet the needs of different scenarios
Simplified workflow: Unified operation interface for technical support, sales, and product teams
Limitations
Dependent on the Schematic platform: Requires an existing Schematic account and API key
Network requirements: Requires a stable network connection to access the Schematic API
Permission restrictions: Limited by the API permission settings of the Schematic account
Learning curve: Need to understand basic Schematic concepts (companies, plans, features, etc.)
How to use
Get the API key
Register a Schematic account and log in to the console. Obtain your API key in the settings.
Install the MCP server
Install the Schematic MCP server package via npm
Configure Claude Desktop
Add the MCP server configuration to the Claude Desktop configuration file (macOS path)
Add server configuration
Add the Schematic MCP server configuration to the configuration file and set the API key
Restart and start using
Restart Claude Desktop or Cursor, and then you can manage Schematic through natural language
Usage examples
Technical support queries customer plans
Technical support staff receive a customer's inquiry about feature permissions and need to quickly view the customer's current plan and permission settings
Sales team sets temporary permissions
The sales team needs to enable advanced features for potential customers for demonstration purposes and set temporary permission overrides
Product team manages feature releases
The product team releases a new feature and needs to create a feature flag and add it to the corresponding plan
Customer success monitors trials
The customer success team needs to view customers whose trials are about to end to remind them of renewal
Finance team verifies Stripe associations
The finance team needs to verify the association between Schematic companies and Stripe customers
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to have a Schematic account to use this MCP server?
Which AI assistants are supported?
Is the API key secure? How to protect it?
Can I manage multiple Schematic accounts simultaneously?
Are the operations real-time?
What if the AI assistant misunderstands?
Which types of permission overrides are supported?
How to undo or modify an operation?
Related resources
Schematic official website
The official website of the Schematic platform to learn about the platform's functions
Schematic console
Log in to the Schematic console to manage your account and API key
MCP protocol documentation
The official documentation of the Model Context Protocol
GitHub repository
The source code of the Schematic MCP server
npm package page
The npm package of the Schematic MCP server
Schematic API documentation
The complete documentation of the Schematic API
Claude Desktop configuration guide
The guide for using and configuring Claude Desktop
Cursor configuration guide
The guide for configuring the MCP server in Cursor

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