PREZNT

🤖 CLAUDE CODE

1. 1

   Add the server:

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   claude mcp add --scope user --transport http preznt https://api.preznt.net/mcp

2. 2

   Restart Claude Code — MCP servers are read at startup, so a server added mid-session stays disconnected until you quit and reopen.

3. 3

   Ask it to order something:

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   Using the Preznt MCP tools, send a bouquet in test mode to
   Jane Doe, 123 Main St, New York, NY 10001. Pick the first
   weekday at least three weeks out. My email is <your email>
   — email me the confirmation link.

🖥️ CLAUDE DESKTOP

The app's own connector settings — no config file, and nothing the claude CLI writes.

1. 1

   In Claude Desktop open Settings → Customize → Connectors, then click the "+" next to Connectors and choose "Add custom connector". (Connectors is no longer a top-level entry in the settings sidebar — it lives under Customize.)

2. 2

   Name it Preznt and paste the endpoint as the remote MCP server URL. Leave the OAuth client ID and secret under "Advanced settings" empty — Preznt takes no credentials:

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   https://api.preznt.net/mcp

3. 3

   Click Add, then Connect, and ask it to order something:

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   Using the Preznt MCP tools, send a bouquet in production mode to
   Jane Doe, 123 Main St, New York, NY 10001. Pick the first
   weekday at least three weeks out. My email is <your email>
   — email me the payment link.

💜 LOVABLE

1. COPY

   Use the Preznt MCP server (https://api.preznt.net/mcp, Streamable HTTP,
   no API key) and build me a "Send flowers" page:
   
   1. Call search_products to load the bouquets — there is one per delivery
      country (US, UK, Germany, Switzerland and Italy), each priced in its own
      currency. Show each one's
      name, photo, price and delivery lead time on the page.
   2. A gift form: the sender's email address (required — they get the
      payment link there), recipient name, street address, city, country
      ("US", "GB", "DE", "CH" or "IT"), the state and zip for a US address or
      the postcode/PLZ/CAP elsewhere, delivery date, and an optional gift
      message (max 255 chars).
   3. Validate the delivery date before submitting: weekdays only, no public
      holiday in the delivery country, at least 3 business days and at most 3
      months from today. Street addresses in those five countries only — no PO
      Boxes, and a US zip must match the state. Send the order with the product whose delivery
      country matches the recipient.
   4. On submit, call create_order with the email address as payer_email and
      mode "production" — always pass mode explicitly, it has no default and
      the order is rejected without it. Then show the returned order_id and
      tell the user to check their inbox — the order is NOT placed until they
      open the link they were emailed and pay.
   5. An order lookup box that calls get_order_status and shows the status
      (pending_payment → accepted → confirmed → delivered).
   
   Orders cannot be cancelled once paid. Say so on the page, above the submit
   button. All five delivery countries are in production, so mode "production"
   sends a real Stripe payment link and really charges the sender wherever the
   order is going.

↗ Example: preznt-petal-pleasures.lovable.app — a gift page built in Lovable on the Preznt tools.

✨ OTHER AGENTS

Any other MCP-capable agent — the endpoint is the same, only where you paste it changes.

1. 1

   Register the endpoint as a remote (Streamable HTTP) MCP server, wherever your client keeps its server list. There is no API key and no other field to fill in:

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   https://api.preznt.net/mcp

2. 2

   Once the server is connected, paste this to have the agent build a working gift page on top of the five Preznt tools:

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   Use the Preznt MCP server (https://api.preznt.net/mcp, Streamable HTTP,
   no API key) and build me a "Send flowers" page:
   
   1. Call search_products to load the bouquets — there is one per delivery
      country (US, UK, Germany, Switzerland and Italy), each priced in its own
      currency. Show each one's
      name, photo, price and delivery lead time on the page.
   2. A gift form: the sender's email address (required — they get the
      payment link there), recipient name, street address, city, country
      ("US", "GB", "DE", "CH" or "IT"), the state and zip for a US address or
      the postcode/PLZ/CAP elsewhere, delivery date, and an optional gift
      message (max 255 chars).
   3. Validate the delivery date before submitting: weekdays only, no public
      holiday in the delivery country, at least 3 business days and at most 3
      months from today. Street addresses in those five countries only — no PO
      Boxes, and a US zip must match the state. Send the order with the product whose delivery
      country matches the recipient.
   4. On submit, call create_order with the email address as payer_email and
      mode "production" — always pass mode explicitly, it has no default and
      the order is rejected without it. Then show the returned order_id and
      tell the user to check their inbox — the order is NOT placed until they
      open the link they were emailed and pay.
   5. An order lookup box that calls get_order_status and shows the status
      (pending_payment → accepted → confirmed → delivered).
   
   Orders cannot be cancelled once paid. Say so on the page, above the submit
   button. All five delivery countries are in production, so mode "production"
   sends a real Stripe payment link and really charges the sender wherever the
   order is going.