What the connector is
ThreeStove can be added to an AI assistant as a connector. Once linked, you can ask about your own account in ordinary language instead of opening the dashboard and reading it off the screen. A brand can ask which campaign is costing more than it returns; a creator can ask what they earned last month and which collaboration paid best.
The connector works on one account: the one you signed in with when you linked it. It has the same view of ThreeStove that you do, no more. A brand sees its own campaigns, a creator sees their own links and earnings, and neither can see anything belonging to the other.
What it can do
The tools an assistant gets depend on the role of the account you connect.
A brand account can list and inspect its campaigns, see who applied and what those creators have achieved, read clicks, sales and commission over a period, rank creators by the revenue they brought in, and check whether the account is set up to run live campaigns at all. With write access it can also prepare a campaign: create it as a draft, set the commission, the platforms, the reward ladder and the image.
A creator account can search campaigns that are open, check whether it meets a campaign's audience requirements before applying, apply, look up its own tracking links, and review earnings, sales, rewards and payouts. It can also break its own results down per campaign, which is the quickest way to see which collaboration is worth the effort.
What it cannot do, on purpose
The connector prepares work. A person decides what goes live and what costs money.
It cannot publish a campaign, approve or reject an application, approve a sale, start a payout, move money, or delete anything. A campaign made through the connector is always a draft: nobody can see or join it and no budget is reserved. Publishing stays a deliberate click in the ThreeStove app, because that is the moment budget is set aside.
It also never returns buyer details. Customer email addresses, phone numbers and IP addresses sit in the same tables as the sales figures, and the connector reads named columns rather than whole rows precisely so that those never leave the platform.
A draft campaign is invisible to creators and reserves no budget. Nothing an assistant prepares can start spending on its own.
Connecting it
In Claude or ChatGPT, add a custom connector and give it the address below. Leave the two OAuth fields empty: this server registers the assistant by itself.
The assistant will send you to ThreeStove to sign in and approve the connection. On that screen you choose what the assistant may do: read only, or read and prepare. Read only is the sensible starting point; you can always issue a second connection with write access once you know what you want from it.
If you use a tool that lets you set your own headers, you can also create a personal access token under Settings, in the AI assistants section, and send it as a bearer token instead. The token is shown once when you create it and stored only as a hash, so it cannot be recovered afterwards.
https://agent-api.threestove.com/mcpYour data, and how to stop it
The connector does not have a key of its own to the platform. Every request is made in your name, and the database applies exactly the same rules it applies when you are clicking around the app yourself. That means a mistake in the connector cannot show you someone else's data: the database refuses it, not the code.
Every tool call is recorded: which account, which tool, what was asked and what came back. You can see your own history, and so can we if you ever need us to look into something.
A connection can be withdrawn at any moment under Settings, in the AI assistants section. Revoking takes effect on the next request, and revoking is final: a withdrawn token cannot be reactivated, only replaced by a new one.
Connect the account you actually want the assistant to work with. A connector linked to an admin account inherits an admin's platform-wide view.
Setting Up a Campaign
All six wizard steps: scope, details, channels, per-line commission, discount codes, rewards, and the checks before launch.
Payouts for Creators
From approved sale to money in your account: states, timing, self-billing, and boosts.
Custom Links for Creators
Label every post with its own tracked link and read the results per piece of content.