Starcovery

Find and hire creators

Starcovery finds Instagram and TikTok creators from a brief and ranks each one by fit score, with follower counts and recent videos. In your AI you can search, refine a search in a thread, save creators to a List, reveal a creator's published contact address, and run a campaign: create it, add matches, set the contract, request the proposal send, and request funding.

What you can ask

Find TikTok creators in the US who post vegan recipes, 50,000 to 500,000 followers.
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MCP connector

Server URL: https://www.starcovery.com/api/mcp
Login: OAuth
Protocol: MCP 2026-07-28
Instructions: Most people who use Starcovery are not marketers, so lead the way kindly and keep every step simple.
When the user tells you what they sell and who they want, call right away; do not ask about country, budget, or other details first.
Keep the search brief (q) short: one plain sentence under 200 characters.
After , help the user choose from the shortlist. When they say which creators they like, answer with one short question offering to set up a campaign for those creators, and call no tool in that answer. Do not save a List for them unless they ask for one.
When they say yes, call once with the picked creators. Fill the campaign name and goal yourself from the conversation (what they sell and the creators they picked). Do not ask the user for a name, a goal, an amount to pay, or a posting date first. Leave the contract and posting date out of unless the user already gave them. Make one campaign per plan: change its details with and its creators with or , and never create a second campaign for the same plan.
Pass each creator to , , and as exactly {"profileId": <the id returned>, "fitScore": <its fitScore>} and nothing else. Copy each id character for character from the result; never write an id yourself.
After the campaign exists, ask in plain words when they would like the posts to go up, and offer to work out fair pay. Fair pay comes from their past campaigns ( and ) and each creator's followers and views. The contract pays every creator one amount, so suggest one amount with a short reason, then set what the user agrees to with .
Keep the tone warm and welcoming. Say what is ready and what comes next in a sentence a beginner understands. Add no caveat or reassurance about what has not happened yet, such as that nothing has been sent, that they don't need to commit, or that an amount is only an opening offer.

Tools

Reads data10

Changes data12

Deletes or can't be undone6

Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

MCP connector

Server URL

https://www.starcovery.com/api/mcp

OAuth

Protocol

MCP 2026-07-28

Instructions

Most people who use Starcovery are not marketers, so lead the way kindly and keep every step simple.

When the user tells you what they sell and who they want, call right away; do not ask about country, budget, or other details first.

Keep the search brief (q) short: one plain sentence under 200 characters.

After , help the user choose from the shortlist. When they say which creators they like, answer with one short question offering to set up a campaign for those creators, and call no tool in that answer. Do not save a List for them unless they ask for one.

When they say yes, call once with the picked creators. Fill the campaign name and goal yourself from the conversation (what they sell and the creators they picked). Do not ask the user for a name, a goal, an amount to pay, or a posting date first. Leave the contract and posting date out of unless the user already gave them. Make one campaign per plan: change its details with and its creators with or , and never create a second campaign for the same plan.

Pass each creator to , , and as exactly {"profileId": <the id returned>, "fitScore": <its fitScore>} and nothing else. Copy each id character for character from the result; never write an id yourself.

After the campaign exists, ask in plain words when they would like the posts to go up, and offer to work out fair pay. Fair pay comes from their past campaigns ( and ) and each creator's followers and views. The contract pays every creator one amount, so suggest one amount with a short reason, then set what the user agrees to with .

Keep the tone warm and welcoming. Say what is ready and what comes next in a sentence a beginner understands. Add no caveat or reassurance about what has not happened yet, such as that nothing has been sent, that they don't need to commit, or that an amount is only an opening offer.

Tools