Pitchwire Opens Its MCP Server so AI Agents Can File Press Releases

DALLAS, Texas, July 9, 2026 /Pitchwire/ — Pitchwire today announced that its Model Context Protocol server is publicly available at api.pitchwire.ai/mcp, allowing AI agents and assistants to file, edit, publish and distribute press releases end to end.

Model Context Protocol, or MCP, is an open standard for connecting AI assistants to external tools. Any MCP-compatible client, including Claude Desktop and Cursor, can connect to the Pitchwire server and operate a press release account the same way a person operates the web app.

The server exposes seven tools: checking an account balance, submitting a release, editing it, retrieving its status, listing all releases, publishing an approved release, and distributing a published release across wire and digital channels. Every call runs through the same billing, editorial review and scoring pipeline as the web application, and every submission requires a Pitchwire API key, which account holders generate in their settings.

The service also handles payment gracefully for autonomous workflows. When an agent submits a release without an available paid credit, the API responds with a structured message that includes a checkout link, so a person can complete the purchase and the agent can retry. Pricing is flat per release, with no subscription.

"A growing share of operational work is delegated to AI agents, and communications will not be an exception," said Nicolai Robles, founder of Pitchwire. "We built Pitchwire so an agent can check its balance, file a release, and get it distributed, with the same editorial review and approval flow a person gets in the browser."

Developer documentation is published at pitchwire.ai/developers, and a machine-readable OpenAPI specification for the full REST surface is available at pitchwire.ai/api/v1/openapi.json.

Forward-Looking Statements:

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