PresenterPrep

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.

Links

• PresenterPrep
• How to use this MCP server
• Sign up