SPIP finally talks to your AI assistant: the com.kimoun/spip MCP connector is available

SPIP powers tens of thousands of sites — local authorities, newsrooms, non-profits, institutions. Until now, none of them could be driven by an AI assistant without constant copy-pasting between the conversation and the private area. That’s over: the MCP connector for SPIP built by Kimoun is available, published on the official MCP registry under the com.kimoun/spip namespace.

What changes

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard, published in late 2024, that lets AI assistants access the tools you decide to open to them. An MCP connector is that gateway: on the SPIP side, it exposes your site — sections, articles, media library — to Claude, ChatGPT or any compatible client, securely.

Concretely: you open a conversation, and your site is there. “Translate the ‘Summer hours’ article into English and publish both versions” becomes an executed instruction — article creation, language, translation group linking (hreflang follows), publication.

What the connector does

Twenty-five operations, publicly documented and generated from the server code:

• Sections: list, create, reorganise the site tree;
• Articles: write, fix, move, publish — within the SPIP workflow (an editor proposes, an administrator publishes);
• Multilingualism: native languages, translation groups, hreflang;
• JSON-LD FAQs: structured answers, citable by search engines and AIs;
• Media library: add, organise and find images and documents.

Security first

Each user has their own personal API key, created in the SPIP private area. The AI inherits exactly their rights — whatever you cannot do, it cannot do either. The server keeps neither content nor keys: each request is relayed to your SPIP, then forgotten. Revoking a key cuts access immediately.

Published on the official registry

The com.kimoun/spip listing is published on the MCP registry — the protocol’s official directory. It’s not a decorative badge: publication requires cryptographic proof of domain ownership and commits the publisher to following the standard. Kimoun builds, hosts and maintains the connector; protocol evolutions (authentication, transport, specifications) are included in the subscription.

Try it in 2 minutes

The demo is a real SPIP site with the real connector:

1. enter your email — you receive a trial key;
2. paste the connector address into Claude or ChatGPT;
3. write your first article.

No credit card, no commitment. The step-by-step guide covers Claude and ChatGPT.

Availability and pricing

The publisher edition is available now: €490 setup (excl. tax — plugin + dedicated server + onboarding), then a flat-price subscription per site from €49/month excl. tax, product updates included. Our prices are public and dated — a rarity we stand by.

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Frequently asked questions

What is MCP? The open standard that connects AI assistants to your tools. Published in late 2024, adopted by the sector’s major players.

Do I need to be a developer? No. Kimoun installs everything; your users create their key and paste it into their assistant — two minutes each.

Which SPIP version? SPIP 4.4 minimum. Your current hosting does not change: the MCP server runs at Kimoun, in a dedicated container.