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Letting an agent write the script you will deliver

Have an agent draft your talk, your template, or your demo script, then deliver it from the prompter without a round trip.

An agent writes a script through the MCP server, and the same script is what you deliver from the prompter, with no document in between.Your agentMCP serverThe prompterNo document in the middle, and nothing to reformat

You already ask an agent to draft things. The gap is between the draft and the delivery: it ends up in a document, which you reformat, which you then read badly from a second screen.

The MCP server lets an agent write a Lozenge script or template directly. What the agent produces is what you present from.

It runs outside the app, so it checks the signed licence on your Mac rather than an account somewhere.

The Lozenge templates view, with a list of templates and their fields.
Templates, which is where a structured conversation comes from.

What you would be using

What it does not do

The MCP server is the one thing the trial does not include, because it runs outside the app and can only trust a signed Pro licence.

For this, look at Pro

The MCP server needs a signed Pro licence, and it is the one thing the trial does not include.

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