Ranla includes a built-in agent that drafts campaigns and automations, then asks before anything sends. Add it to Cursor, Claude, Grok, or any MCP client. The agents talk to each other. Ranla still drafts and asks.
Same agent that drafts and asks. Your other agents talk with it. Send rules still hold.
https://mcp.ranla.ai/mcpTemplates, campaigns, automations, audiences, and GitHub install, from one thread. The dashboard is still there when you want it. Sends still wait on your rules.
Add the hosted MCP server in Cursor, Claude, Grok, or any client that speaks MCP. A Grok bot and Ranla can talk to each other. Same drafts, same send rules, same approvals.
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Ranla sits in Slack like a teammate. DM it, @mention it, or use /ranla. Brief it and approve sends there. Open the app when you want the canvas.
Hosted endpoint: https://mcp.ranla.ai/mcp
Add Ranla as an MCP server in Cursor. Brief it from the editor. It talks with the rest of your agents, and still asks before a send.
Add Ranla in Claude. They talk. Ask for audiences, automations, and send status. Approvals still land in Slack or the app.
Install the Ranla plugin for Grok, or add the MCP server. A Grok bot and Ranla can talk to each other on the same work.
The hosted endpoint is https://mcp.ranla.ai/mcp. If the client speaks MCP, Ranla can join that team.
2,000 most recent · 400/day · 15% holdout. Nothing sends until you approve.
Ranla waits here, not in your inbox.
Cursor, Claude, and Grok do not replace Ranla. They work alongside it. Ranla still drafts campaigns and automations, and still asks before anything sends.
Draft, Propose, and Autopilot still apply. Any audience over 5,000 people still needs your approval, in every mode.
Ranla sits in Slack like a teammate. Putting it on Cursor or Claude does not skip Slack or in-app approval.
Yes. Ranla is a lifecycle and transactional email platform with a built-in agent. You can talk in the product window to make templates, campaigns, automations, and audiences. The agent drafts and asks. You decide what sends.
Yes. Add the hosted MCP server (https://mcp.ranla.ai/mcp) in Cursor, Claude, Grok, or any client that speaks MCP. There is also a Ranla plugin for Grok. The agents talk to each other. Memory, drafts, and send approvals stay in Ranla.
No. Other agents talk with the same Ranla agent that already drafts and asks. Draft, Propose, and Autopilot still apply. Large audiences still need your yes. Slack and the app still work.
No, not for day-to-day briefs. You can operate automations and audiences from the editor. You will still sign up, connect GitHub or analytics, and approve sends when your rules require it. The dashboard is there when you want the full picture.
Use https://mcp.ranla.ai/mcp as a remote MCP server. Docs cover Cursor, Claude, and hosted OAuth in more detail. You do not need a second mail stack. Ranla is the email platform the agent operates.
Connect a GitHub repo, or analytics. Then talk in the agent window: templates, campaigns, automations. It still asks before it sends.