Manage your academy from your AI tools with Disco MCP
Look up, invite, group, and enroll members with a prompt in ChatGPT or Claude. AI does the work. You approve every change.
What is MCP?

What you can do today
Ask in plain language. Your assistant handles the clicks in your academy.
Look Up. Members, invites, groups, programs, and pathways.
Manage Members Invite, create, update, deactivate, and remove members.
Organize Groups. Create groups and manage who is in them.
Enrollment. Enroll or unenroll members in seconds.
Set up in under five minutes
Getting started with Disco MCP is quick and easy.
Copy your server URL
Add a custom connector
Approve access in Disco
You stay in control
An experience you can trust.
Your login, your permission
Approve changes
Same webhooks
Revoke anytime
Hear it from our customers
"Disco is a transformative force in social learning—a complete game-changer."
"We evaluated 17 platforms—Disco was the clear choice.”
"Disco lets us focus on delivering exceptional content.”
"A gem in a crowded market - Fantastic community learning platform
"Disco provides a massive shortcut for turning domain expertise into a professional academy"
Questions, answered
MCP, short for Model Context Protocol, is an open standard that lets AI assistants connect to apps like Disco, so they can look things up and take actions for you.
Disco MCP connects your academy to AI assistants like Claude and ChatGPT. You add it as a custom connector using the server URL from your Admin Area.
Academy Owners and Admins. Each person connects with their own Disco login, so the assistant can only do what that person can already do in Disco.
Every academy on an active plan. Disco MCP is in public beta starting October 6, 2026.
Yes. Each admin connects with their own login and permissions, the assistant asks before each change, and MCP actions trigger the same webhooks as actions in Disco. Owners can revoke any connection.
No. Once you connect Disco, describe what you want and your assistant handles it in your Academy, using your access and asking before it changes anything. No technical skills needed. Just ask in your own words.