Drizzle guides
MCP and AI creative workflows
Model Context Protocol, or MCP, is a way for an AI application to work with tools and context through a defined interface.
By Drizzle team
What a tool connection changes
An assistant can use a tool to perform an operation instead of only describing it. In a creative workflow, that may involve working with assets or requesting a generation job. The application still needs to handle authentication, permissions, progress, and failures.
Drizzle’s public integration status
Drizzle uses tool-based orchestration behind its creative workspace. This page does not announce a public customer MCP endpoint, API credential, or supported third-party client setup. Use the workspace for the documented product workflow.
Evaluate an integration before connecting it
Check what the integration can read or change, how credentials are stored, and which actions consume credits or publish content. An internal service URL should not be treated as a public connection guide. Learn the product workflow before designing an external automation around it.