Model Context Protocol (MCP)
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard for connecting Large Language Models (LLMs) to platforms like Pinnacle. Once connected, your AI assistant can send SMS, MMS, and RCS messages, manage contacts, audiences, brands, and campaigns, purchase phone numbers, configure webhooks, and more — all on your behalf.
MCP Installation
Step 1: Configure your AI tool
Get your API key from the Pinnacle Dashboard, enter it below, and copy the configuration for your client.
Step 2: Verify the connection
- Restart your AI client — some clients require a restart to detect new MCP servers.
- Test the connection by asking:
“What phone numbers do I have available? Use MCP tools.”
- Your AI assistant should call the Pinnacle MCP tools and return results from your account.
Troubleshooting
If tools aren’t detected after restarting, double-check your API key and ensure the server URL is correct.
Available Tools
The Pinnacle MCP server exposes 71 tools organized by feature group.
Messaging
Conversations
Contacts
Audiences
Bulk Messaging
Phone Numbers
RCS
Brands
Campaigns
10DLC
Toll-Free
RCS
Status
Utility
Documentation
Configuration Options
Example Prompts
Here are some things you can ask your AI assistant once connected:
- “Send an SMS to +14155551234 from my number saying ‘Meeting at 3pm’”
- “Check if +14155551234 supports RCS”
- “Show me my recent conversations”
- “Create a new audience called ‘Beta Testers’ with these numbers: +14155551234, +14155556789”
- “Blast an SMS to my VIP audience saying ‘Flash sale today!’”
- “Register my brand ‘Acme Corp’ with website acme.com — auto-fill the details”
- “Create a 10DLC campaign for customer care notifications”
- “Search for toll-free numbers and buy one”
- “Generate an RCS deep link for my agent”
- “Search the Pinnacle docs for how to set up RCS”
- “What’s the status of my brand registration?”
Source Code
The MCP server is open source: github.com/pinnacle-dev/pinnacle-mcp

