Connect DropTrack to ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot, or another AI assistant. Then use plain language to analyze tracks, understand campaign results, find submission opportunities, and prepare drafts.

Your assistant only sees the customer features available to your signed-in DropTrack account.

Video Walkthrough

Watch: Turn Music Campaign Engagement Into Follow-Ups With AI

Quick Start

  1. Choose your AI assistant below.
  2. Connect DropTrack and sign in.
  3. Paste the prompt below.

Try this:
Analyze my newest track and find submission opportunities.

Choose how to start

Your track is already in DropTrack

Use the prompt above. Your assistant checks your library and saved analysis. If you have several tracks or versions, it can ask you to choose. Reading an existing report does not upload another track.

You have an audio file

Use your WAV, MP3, AIF, or AIFF file. If your assistant supports file transfer to DropTrack, it can help upload it. Otherwise, upload your track in DropTrack first. Attaching a file in chat does not always add it to your DropTrack library.

You have a Spotify link

Share the track link. An available audio preview can support limited analysis, but a Spotify link does not provide the full song. If only song information is available, upload your original audio for musical feedback. Check whether the report used audio, a preview, or song information only.

If you are new or analysis is still running

You need a DropTrack account and sign-in to use the connected tools. If your library is empty, share a track link or upload audio instead of asking for your newest saved track.

If analysis is processing, your assistant can check its status and link to the saved report. Do not upload the same file again just to check progress. Reached your track limit? You can still read existing reports; review your library or upgrade before adding more music.

Understand your track, then review opportunities

Your assistant can explain the available analysis and show labels, DJs, bloggers, and playlist opportunities. Genre overlap is a starting point, not a promise of acceptance. Featured placement does not mean an opportunity is the closest musical fit.

Open an opportunity to review its requirements and current price in DropTrack. Where supported, your analyzed track is selected for you. You review and approve a submission before sending your music. Opening a link does not submit it.

ChatGPT and Codex

This is the easiest setup for most customers.

  1. Open the official DropTrack plugin.
  2. Choose Install.
  3. Sign in to DropTrack when prompted.
  4. Start a chat with DropTrack enabled and paste the prompt above.

No developer mode or API key is required.

Manual Codex setup

codex mcp add droptrack --url https://mcp.droptrack.com/mcp

Then use DropTrack in a Codex task and complete sign-in in your browser.


Claude and Claude Code

Claude.ai

  1. Open Settings, then Connectors.
  2. Add a custom connector with this URL:
https://mcp.droptrack.com/mcp

Sign in to DropTrack and enable the connector in your conversation.

Claude Code

Install the official DropTrack plugin:

/plugin marketplace add droptrack/droptrack-ai-integrations
/plugin install droptrack@droptrack

Run /mcp if Claude Code asks you to finish DropTrack sign-in.


Cursor

  1. Open Cursor's MCP settings.
  2. Add a server named droptrack with this URL:
https://mcp.droptrack.com/mcp

Refresh MCP tools and sign in to DropTrack when prompted.


VS Code and GitHub Copilot

  1. Open the VS Code Command Palette.
  2. Run MCP: Add Server.
  3. Choose an HTTP server and enter https://mcp.droptrack.com/mcp.
  4. Name it droptrack.
  5. Start the server and complete DropTrack sign-in in your browser.

Use GitHub Copilot in Agent mode. If tools are missing after an update, run MCP: Reset Cached Tools and reconnect.


Gemini CLI

Install the official DropTrack extension:

gemini extensions install https://github.com/droptrack/droptrack-ai-integrations

Restart Gemini CLI if needed, then complete DropTrack sign-in in your browser.


Other MCP Assistants

Use this production MCP server URL:

https://mcp.droptrack.com/mcp

The first connection opens DropTrack sign-in. No API key is required.

What You Can Do

Available features depend on your DropTrack plan and account permissions.

  • Analyze tracks, tags, comments, downloads, and engagement.
  • Find matching submission opportunities.
  • Review campaign results and prepare campaign drafts.
  • Work with contacts, contact lists, and playlists.
  • Create press releases, artist bios, album art, and other AI assets.
  • Review ads or label-wide results when those features are included in your account.

You stay in control: Campaigns created through an AI assistant stay as drafts until you review them in DropTrack.

Privacy

DropTrack records basic operational data such as which tool ran, whether it succeeded, and how long it took. DropTrack does not record your prompt text, tool input values, track audio, or OAuth secrets in this telemetry. See the DropTrack Privacy Policy for details.

Troubleshooting

  • Tools do not appear: Refresh MCP tools or restart your AI assistant.
  • Sign-in failed: Disconnect DropTrack, reconnect, and complete browser sign-in again.
  • You see the wrong account: Reconnect and sign in with the intended DropTrack account.
  • A feature is missing: It may not be included in your plan, permissions, or that assistant's connector.

Still stuck? Contact DropTrack support and include the AI assistant you use and the error message you see.

What to Try Next

See MCP Workflows: What to Try First for more examples using track analysis, campaigns, contacts, playlists, and AI tools.