Wooxy MCP for Devin: Launch Campaigns Without Leaving a Chat

Devin can finish a feature while you sleep. By breakfast the pull request is merged, and nobody has told the people waiting for it. Wooxy MCP for Devin closes the gap between shipped and announced.

Your beta waitlist holds 2,000 names collected since spring. The new version went live at 3 a.m., yet the template, audience and send are still on your to-do list. Every quiet day, a few more of those people forget why they signed up.

Cognition, the company behind Devin, reports that 67% of Devin's pull requests are now merged, up from 34% a year earlier. Devin still has no view of your waitlist, templates or last month's results.

Here's where Wooxy MCP comes in. This connector links Devin to your real Wooxy account. The session that shipped the release can build the announcement and pick the audience, and you approve every send.

Wooxy MCP is a connector that lets AI apps like Devin read and manage your real Wooxy account. MCP is a standard plug between an AI tool and another product, built on an open standard. Devin's MCP documentation says the standard gives it access to hundreds of outside tools. After you connect, Devin can see your brands, contact lists and campaign reports.

Devin runs on the web and in Devin Desktop, its desktop app. Wooxy MCP works in both. One setup guide covers both.

Setup is a one-time job. On Devin's Customize page you add Wooxy as a custom MCP, sign in with your Wooxy login and approve access. No API key is involved. The MCP knowledge base lists other supported apps.

Devin already knows your repository and tickets. With Wooxy MCP it also reads the marketing side, like list size from contact list analytics and rankings from template reports.

Devin signs in as you, so it only reaches what your login can reach. Turn on two-factor authentication to protect that login. The data stays in Wooxy, so nobody exports spreadsheets.

One Wooxy MCP connection lets Devin build templates, define audiences, schedule campaigns, read reports and check your account.

Turn release notes into a template. Paste the changelog and name the channel. Wooxy MCP returns a branded preview and a link, never HTML. The Marketplace adds 100+ ready templates, and the email templates guide shows what you can edit.

Pick the audience by describing it. Name the group, and Devin saves a segment from your contacts and custom events. Event tracking records behavior, and segmentation shows what a group can hold. Check an old waitlist with email validation first.

Schedule the announcement from the same session. Devin can set up one send or a repeating series, as the campaign management guide describes. Wooxy's activation tools then turn sign-ups into active users inside the platform.

Ask how the launch performed. Devin answers from your own sending statistics. The analytics dashboard shows the same account at a glance. Two results that differ make a good A/B test in Wooxy.

Check your account before a big send. Devin lists verified sending domains, brands, contact sources and Telegram bots. New senders can follow the email warm-up process first.

Brief Devin like a colleague: name the goal, the audience and the channel, and mention Wooxy by name. For ideas on what to send, read our guide to 10 email marketing trends for 2027.

Wooxy MCP is built for marketing execution, not only advice. In late 2025, Zapier surveyed 525 US enterprise leaders, and 31% reported AI agents deployed in marketing.

Devin can create segments, draft templates, schedule campaigns and read results across email, SMS, Web Push and Telegram. Wooxy also supports Viber on Pro and Enterprise plans, as the Viber campaigns guide explains. Execution is only one side of the work.

AMI (Artificial Marketing Intelligence) is the assistant inside Wooxy. Add it to Devin through Wooxy MCP, and Devin also sees business context, customer activity, benchmarks and trends. AMI is another door into the same account. The integrations page shows what else connects, and pricing starts from €5.99 per month with a free Trial.

Start with a question that only reads data. Connect Wooxy MCP to Devin and ask which template drew the most clicks last month. Nothing changes or sends.

Later in the week, ask for one draft template and review the preview. Then build a segment and queue a small send, and read the confirmation prompt first.

Want the full tour first? Our first steps guide covers the rest of Wooxy.

Using another AI app too? We've written Wooxy MCP guides for GitHub Copilot, Cline, ChatGPT and Antigravity CLI.