Presso Network

Presso Network, a boutique MCP studio

A small studio. A growing network of MCP apps.

We build MCP apps, tools your AI can use to get real work done. Here’s everything we’ve built. See what each one does, and add it to Claude or ChatGPT in a minute.

3 apps · 59 skills · 50 knowledge packs

The directory

Skills

Step-by-step jobs your AI can do. They come with Corey, so adding Corey adds all of them.

Marketing

  • Blog postDraft a blog post in your brand voice.
  • NewsletterTurn a blog post into a newsletter issue.
  • LinkedIn postDraft a LinkedIn post in your voice.
  • Short postWrite one sharp post for LinkedIn or X.
  • Social imagesMake a social image that informs rather than decorates.
  • Content pipelineTurn one idea into a brief for every channel.
  • Content atomisationCut one long piece into posts for each channel.
  • Weekly content loopPick the best idea each Monday and draft the whole bundle.
  • Publishing scheduleSchedule finished posts across channels, safely and once.
  • Content performanceSee which pieces to scale, keep or cut.
  • Industry newsRead your industry news daily and suggest angles.
  • Brand mentionsSort the places your name came up this week.
  • Keyword researchTurn a few seed words into a keyword map.
  • SEO auditCheck your sites for search problems.
  • Internal linkingFind orphan pages and weak links on your site.
  • Pillar researchWeekly search research for your main topics.
  • AI search reviewCheck how AI assistants answer questions about you.
  • Structured data checkMake sure each page carries correct structured data.
  • LinkedIn statsPull last week’s LinkedIn numbers.
  • Website builderTake a business from nothing to a live website.
  • Brand designKeep everything you publish on brand.
  • Site architectureDecide what a new site should be built on.

Sales

  • Offers and pricingShape an offer, a price or a package with proven frameworks.
  • Grow the businessMap how you make money and build the playbooks to grow it.
  • Form leadsWatch your forms for new enquiries.

Operations

  • Morning briefStart the day with what matters and what to do first.
  • Daily updateCapture what happened today in two minutes.
  • Keep on trackBrief, triage and log on a steady rhythm.
  • Inbox triageSort your inbox a few times a day.
  • Meeting notesWrite up a meeting and file the actions.
  • Analyse a meetingTurn one meeting into a reviewable write-up.
  • ChangelogDraft the week’s changelog for your site.
  • DiagramsDraw processes and plans on a Miro board.

Finance

  • Cash and runwaySee how much cash you really have and how long it lasts.
  • Bills and money owedSee who owes you and what is overdue.
  • Finance questionsWork through a money or tax question before you act.
  • Tax deadlinesKeep track of UK filing deadlines.
  • Tax changesA weekly digest of UK tax and rule changes.
  • Stripe dataRead your live Stripe account when you need it.

Management

  • Evaluate an ideaScore a business idea before anything is built.
  • Product specSpec the product and start a working version.
  • AI answer panelAsk the main AI assistants what they say about you, weekly.
  • ScorecardPick the three numbers that matter and set targets.
  • Write a playbookWrite down how a key job gets done, and who owns it.

Getting set up

  • Meet CoreyThe first-run interview that sets Corey up for you.
  • Set up a businessBuild up your company context, step by step.
  • Get an idea goingTake a raw idea and stand it up properly.
  • New ventureFrom “here’s my idea” to a project ready to build.
  • Brain dumpSave a stream of thought and file it where it belongs.
  • IdeasKeep and review your pipeline of ideas.
  • Level upFind the one next thing worth automating.
  • Setup guidesWrite a plain guide for getting any tool working.
  • Skill builderTurn something you do by hand into a reusable skill.
  • Check your setupConfirm your setup is healthy and backed up.

Building

  • MCP app builderTake an idea to a working MCP app.
  • MCP app checkProve a built MCP app actually works.
  • Portal builderBuild the signed-in dashboard for a product.
  • GitHub triageSort open issues and pull requests across your repos.
  • Fix an issuePick up, fix and close a GitHub issue.

Knowledge packs

Researched reference your AI reads before it acts, so it works from current facts, not guesses. They also come with Corey.

Marketing

  • AI search visibilityHow to be the answer AI assistants give.
  • Keyword researchVolume, intent and clustering on a free stack.
  • Internal linkingLink maps, anchors and orphan pages.
  • Content atomisationOne long piece into many channel-ready ones.
  • Content performanceWhen to scale, hold or cut a piece.
  • Multi-channel publishingQueueing posts across channels.
  • Social and newsletterRunning social channels and a newsletter.
  • Astro websitesBuilding and running an Astro site.
  • WordPressBuilding and managing WordPress sites.
  • WooCommerceWooCommerce and WordPress plugins.
  • Catalyst portalsSigned-in dashboards on the Catalyst kit.

Sales

  • HubSpotCRM and marketing automation.
  • OutreachSales sequences that convert.

Operations

  • Google WorkspaceGmail, Calendar and Drive.
  • GitHubRepos, pull requests, Actions and the API.
  • CloudflareWorkers, DNS and R2 storage.
  • Cloudflare AgentsWhat the Agents SDK can do.
  • Cloudflare EmailSending and routing email.
  • Cloudflare TurnstileKeeping bots off your forms.
  • Cloudflare Zero TrustWhich access product solves which problem.
  • NeonServerless Postgres, branching and cost.
  • ResendSending transactional email reliably.
  • WorkOSSign-in, single sign-on and putting an MCP server behind it.
  • Agent securityPrompt injection, sandboxing and secret hygiene.
  • Web performanceAuditing Core Web Vitals.
  • Next.jsFull-stack React apps.
  • ReactComponents, hooks and state.
  • React NativeCross-platform mobile apps.
  • RailsRails with Hotwire, deployed with Kamal.
  • LaravelWeb apps with PHP and Laravel.
  • iOSApps with Swift and SwiftUI.
  • AndroidApps with Kotlin and Jetpack.
  • Miro diagramsDrawing workflows and diagrams on Miro.

Finance

  • StripePayments, webhooks and subscriptions.
  • XeroSmall-business accounting.
  • QuickBooksSmall-business accounting.
  • GermanyVAT, invoicing, company set-up, employment and GDPR.
  • DenmarkVAT, invoicing, company set-up, employment and GDPR.
  • SpainVAT, invoicing, company set-up, employment and GDPR.
  • FranceVAT, e-invoicing, company set-up, employment and GDPR.
  • GreeceVAT, myDATA invoicing, company set-up and GDPR.
  • Company valuationHow businesses are valued. Reference, not advice.
  • Raising equityRounds, SAFEs, term sheets and cap tables. Reference, not advice.
  • Buying and selling a companyHow a deal runs, start to finish. Reference, not advice.
  • FundsHow funds, fees and returns work. Reference, not advice.
  • UK and EU deal rulesThe regulators and rules around deals. Reference, not advice.
  • Gulf and Islamic financeFree zones, regulators and Islamic finance. Reference, not advice.

Building

  • MCP serversBuilding and running an MCP server.
  • MCP appsInteractive screens inside an AI chat.
  • Building software with AIDiscuss, plan, build, check, ship.

How to add an app to your AI

  1. 01

    Pick an app

    Open its page here. It says what the app does, what it does not, and what it keeps about you.

  2. 02

    Add it to your AI

    In Claude or ChatGPT, add it as a connector with the address on the app page, or follow its setup guide.

  3. 03

    Ask for what you need

    Talk to your AI as you normally would. It uses the app when the job calls for it, and asks before anything that matters.

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Who’s behind this

Presso Network Ltd is a small UK studio. We build MCP apps the careful way: tested in staging first, honest about what each one cannot do, and run by us after launch.

About the studio · How we work

Got an idea for an MCP app? Tell us and we’ll see if we can build it.