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Fayne runs an MCP server so you can connect AI tools like Claude, Claude Code, and Cursor directly to your academy. Once connected, your AI assistant can browse your courses, read and search lessons, and make edits in your academy without you copying and pasting content back and forth. Everything it does is scoped to the one academy you choose during sign-in, and every change lands as a draft you review before publishing. This is the same content engine that powers Fayne’s built-in AI editor, exposed to the AI tool you already use. You stay in your editor of choice; Fayne handles the reading and writing.

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What your AI tool can do

After connecting, your assistant gains a set of tools scoped to your academy:

Browse courses

List every course in your academy and read a course outline: each lesson’s title, order, and length.

Read and search lessons

Open any lesson block by block, or run a full-text search across every lesson title and body in a course.

Edit lessons

Make surgical, block-level edits or rewrite a whole lesson. Edits are saved to your draft, never published automatically.

Create and remove

Create a new course or lesson, or remove a lesson you no longer need. Plan limits are enforced just like in the dashboard.

Search your knowledge

Ground new content in your own material by searching the sources you have added to your academy’s knowledge base.

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Before you start

1

You have a Fayne account with an academy

You sign in with your normal Fayne login during setup, then pick which academy to connect. If you manage more than one academy, you choose one per connection.
2

You use an MCP-compatible AI tool

Claude (desktop and web), Claude Code, and Cursor all support remote MCP servers. Any other client that supports a remote MCP server over HTTP with OAuth will work too.

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The connection URL

Every client connects to the same address: 
https://mcp.fayneos.com/mcp
There is no API key to copy or paste. The first time your client connects, it opens a browser window where you log in to Fayne and choose which academy to connect. Your client stores the resulting access securely and reuses it on every future request.

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Connect your tool

Works in both the Claude desktop app and Claude on the web.
1

Open Connectors

Go to Settings > Connectors and click Add custom connector.
2

Add the Fayne server

Give it a name like Fayne and paste the connection URL:
https://mcp.fayneos.com/mcp
Click Add.
3

Sign in and pick your academy

Claude opens a Fayne sign-in window. Log in, choose which academy to connect, and click Allow. The connector now shows as connected.
4

Use it in a chat

Start a new conversation and ask Claude to work with your academy, for example: “List the courses in my academy and summarize the outline of the first one.”
One connection is scoped to one academy. To work with a second academy, add a second connection and choose that academy when you sign in.

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How edits stay safe

Letting an AI tool write to your live academy sounds risky, so Fayne builds in guardrails.

Drafts, not live pages

Every edit is saved to your lesson draft. Nothing your AI tool writes is visible to students until you publish it from the editor.

Conflict protection

If a lesson changed since your AI tool last read it, the write is rejected and the tool is told to re-read before trying again. You never silently overwrite a newer version.

Scoped access

A connection can only touch the single academy you chose at sign-in. It cannot see your other academies or any other owner’s content.

Plan limits enforced

Creating courses and lessons respects the same plan limits as the dashboard. Requests are also rate limited to keep your academy responsive.

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Tips for good results

  • Ask it to read before it writes. “Read lesson 3, then tighten the introduction” produces better edits than asking blind. Your tool is built to read first, but naming the lesson helps it target the right one.
  • Point it at your knowledge base. If you have added sources to your academy, ask the assistant to ground a draft in them: “Draft a lesson on discovery calls using my frameworks.”
  • Use the built-in prompts. Most clients surface Fayne’s ready-made prompts (draft a lesson, critique a lesson, expand an outline) in their prompt or slash-command menu.
  • Review before publishing. Open the lesson in the Fayne editor, read the AI’s changes, and publish when you are happy. The block editor shows exactly what changed.
Lessons in your academy are your own copies of the library content. Edits made through a connected tool change your copy only, never the Explore Library or any other academy. See Course Library for how copies work.

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Troubleshooting

Your client may have cached a failed attempt. Remove the Fayne server from your client and add it again. In Claude Code, run claude mcp remove fayne and re-add it, then run /mcp to retry authentication.
Connections are scoped to a single academy. Confirm you chose the right academy during sign-in. If you picked the wrong one, remove the connection and add it again, then select the correct academy.
Edits are saved as drafts. Open the lesson in the Fayne editor and publish it. Students only ever see published content.
Requests are rate limited to keep your academy responsive, and course and lesson creation respects your plan limits. Wait a moment and retry, or upgrade your plan if you have hit a course or lesson cap.