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1

Create a workspace

Sign up at app.contence.io/sign-up with Google or with your email address, which gets a 6-digit code. The person who creates a workspace is its admin.
2

Invite your team

In Settings, Members, invite people and give each one a role. An editor can be limited to the projects they are added to. See Overview for what each role can do.
3

Connect your services

An admin connects services on the Connectors page:
  • Frame.io for cuts and review state that already live there.
  • YouTube for what is published, analytics and approved uploads. A workspace can hold several channels.
  • Dropbox, read only, to find and import files.
  • Typefully for social drafts.
Contence does not need any of them to work. Projects, uploads and review run on Contence’s own storage.
4

Connect an agent

Add the MCP server to Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor, or sign in with the CLI. See Connect an agent.

Connecting a YouTube channel you manage

Each Add channel signs in with Google, and Google decides which channel that sign-in can act for. For your own channel, sign in with the Google account that owns it. Google lets an app act for a channel you manage only when that channel is a Brand Account. Its managers then see it in Google’s account chooser and can pick it. Being a Manager in YouTube Studio on a personal channel is not enough: Google signs you in as your own channel instead. The owner can move the channel to a Brand Account in YouTube’s advanced settings and add you as a manager, or sign in once themselves through Use another account.

Checking what happened

Logs, for admins, lists every CLI and MCP request with its agent, status and duration. Revoke any agent’s key from the Agents page at any time. A successful call is not proof that something was published: check the Library before saying content is live.