PresenterPrep MCP Server

Record and refine your elevator pitch without leaving Claude. Connect Claude to your PresenterPrep account — write a script, record yourself saying it, and get AI feedback back in your conversation.

Connect

Remote server — no installation needed.

Add to Claude Desktop (claude_desktop_config.json):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "presenterprep": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["mcp-remote", "https://mcp.presenterprep.com/mcp"]
    }
  }
}

Or add directly in Claude.ai:

Go to Integrations in the left sidebar
Add server URL: https://mcp.presenterprep.com/mcp

The first time you connect, Claude walks you through signing in to your PresenterPrep account via OAuth. You only do this once.

Tools

Tool	Description
`practice_script`	Write and store a pitch script in PresenterPrep. Returns a recording session URL. Pass `session_id` to refine an existing script in place.
`get_session_feedback`	Returns the transcript and AI feedback for the latest recording in a session.
`list_my_decks`	List your uploaded pitch decks.
`analyze_deck`	Run a slide-by-slide analysis of a deck.
`create_session`	Create a voice coaching session for a deck. Returns a session URL.

The recording loop

The fastest way to go from a pitch idea to a recorded take with feedback:

1. Ask Claude to write your script

Write me a 45-second elevator pitch. My company makes project management
software for construction teams. Audience is a seed-stage investor.
Lead with the problem, end with the ask: raising $500k.

Claude calls practice_script, creates a prep session in PresenterPrep, and gives you a link.

2. Open the link and record

The link opens a session page with your script and a Record button. Press it, say the pitch at normal talking speed, stop when done. PresenterPrep analyzes your delivery and generates a transcript.

3. Paste the session ID back to Claude

Here's my session ID: ses_acme-pitch_x7k2 — what should I tighten?

Claude calls get_session_feedback, compares your transcript to the original script, and tells you exactly what to fix — rushed sections, skipped phrases, a soft ask. It rewrites the script and sends you a new link.

4. Re-record and repeat

Two or three rounds is usually enough. Each take the script gets tighter and you get more comfortable saying it out loud.

What it's for

Elevator pitches and short-form investor intros
Demo day prep and YC partner interview practice
Any presentation where you need to say something fluently in under 2 minutes

For full pitch deck walkthroughs with live AI coaching and slide navigation, use PresenterPrep directly at app.presenterprep.com.