Instagram MCP server

Works with any client that speaks MCP. Only the location of the config file differs.

1. Open the MCP settings of your client and find its config file, usually mcp.json
2. Add the server to the mcpServers block, as in the config below
3. Save the file and restart the client so it loads the server
4. Ask for what you need in a chat, in plain language

{
    "mcpServers": {
        "anonyig": {
            "type": "http",
            "url": "https://api-wh.anonyig.com/instagram/mcp"
        }
    }
}

Ask for something in a chat

• Download the video from this post: instagram.com/p/…
• Save every story this account has up right now
• Grab the video from this reel instagram.com/reel/… and tell me what the caption says

Needs a paid Claude plan: Pro, Max, Team or Enterprise.

1. Open claude.ai and sign in to your account
2. Click your name in the bottom left, then Settings, then Connectors
3. Choose Add custom connector
4. Paste the server URL below into the address field, then press Add
5. Press Connect: a sign-in window opens. Sign in there and confirm access
6. Back in the chat, click the tools icon under the message box and switch the Instagram MCP server on

https://api-wh.anonyig.com/instagram/mcp

Connector not showing up? Reload the page, then check it is switched on in the tool list of the chat.

Needs a paid Claude plan and the Windows or macOS app.

1. Install and open the Claude app, then sign in
2. Open Settings, then Connectors
3. Choose Add custom connector
4. Paste the server URL below into the address field, then press Connect
5. A browser window opens for the sign-in: sign in there and confirm access
6. Return to the app: the Instagram MCP server appears among the tools

https://api-wh.anonyig.com/instagram/mcp

claude_desktop_config.json is a separate mechanism for local servers and does not apply here.

Keep the app up to date: custom connectors only work in recent versions.

Terminal. Claude Code installed.

1. Install Claude Code and sign in, following the prompts on first run
2. Run the add command below in your terminal
3. Start Claude Code and type /mcp
4. Pick the server from the list and press Authenticate: a browser window opens for the sign-in
5. Sign in there and confirm access, then come back to the terminal

claude mcp add --transport http anonyig https://api-wh.anonyig.com/instagram/mcp

The server name in that command is only a label in your own list — swap it for anything you like.

1. Open Settings, then MCP
2. Add the config below to mcp.json
3. Restart Cursor and confirm access when it asks you to sign in

{
    "mcpServers": {
        "anonyig": {
            "type": "http",
            "url": "https://api-wh.anonyig.com/instagram/mcp"
        }
    }
}

1. Open the MCP settings of your workspace
2. Add the config below to mcp.json
3. Reload the window and confirm access when it asks you to sign in

{
    "servers": {
        "anonyig": {
            "type": "http",
            "url": "https://api-wh.anonyig.com/instagram/mcp"
        }
    }
}

A regular ChatGPT account is enough. Developer mode has to be switched on in the settings.

1. Open chatgpt.com and sign in to your account
2. Open Settings, then Security and login. Find Developer mode and switch it on
3. Close the settings and open the plugins page at chatgpt.com/plugins
4. Click the + in the top right corner and pick Create plugin. In the open window, click Create MCP application
5. Paste the server URL below into the address field
6. Set OAuth as the authentication method and press Connect, or Sign in
7. A sign-in window opens: sign in there and confirm access
8. Done. In a chat, open the tools icon and switch the Instagram MCP server on

https://api-wh.anonyig.com/instagram/mcp

Just ask the assistant for what you need: it calls the commands by itself when your request needs them.