The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is the standard that lets an AI assistant use external tools. The Grand Shooting MCP server gives your assistant read access to your data: you ask a question in plain language, it calls the API for you and answers with the figures, the tables and the thumbnails of the media.

A few example questions:

• "How many media are waiting for approval in this week's Productions?"
• "Show me the photos of Reference SS26-DRESS-110."
• "Which comments were left on this media, and by whom?"
• "Which View codes do the Specifications expect for the Shoes category?"
• "Where is the Article with this EAN stored?"

Connecting

• Server address: https://api.grand-shooting.com/mcp-gs-server/mcp
• Transport: Streamable HTTP
• Authentication: OAuth 2.0, through the same authorization server as the OAuth applications

In Claude, an owner of the organization adds the connector:

1. Organization settings > Connectors, add a custom connector.
2. Enter the address https://api.grand-shooting.com/mcp-gs-server/mcp.
3. In the advanced settings, enter the client_id and client_secret provided by Grand Shooting.

Each user then enables the connector and signs in with their own Grand Shooting login: they only see what their rights let them see in the application.

What the assistant can do

All the tools are read-only: the assistant can neither upload, modify nor approve a media.

Area	Tools
Accounts	List the accessible accounts (yours, those of your customers or partners)
Media	Search media and show them in a gallery, build summary tables (by status, Reference, Production, date…), read a media's record, its comments, versions, tags and history
Productions	List the Productions and their steps, the Production templates
Catalog	Search References, read a Reference, its media and the history of all its media
Logistics	Search the stock, read an Article, list the shelves and zones
Specifications	List the product categories (expected View codes) and the delivery formats
Help	Search and read the pages of this help center

Galleries and summary tables are displayed directly in the conversation: clicking a row of the table opens the matching media.

Security

• The MCP server stores no data: each question is turned into calls to the Grand Shooting API, with the user's token.
• The assistant has exactly the rights of the signed-in user, on the accounts they can access.
• Access stops as soon as the Grand Shooting user is deactivated.

An MCP server serves the accounts of one server of the platform. If your account does not appear in the list of accessible accounts, contact Grand Shooting.