Connect AI
Run PlaylistSupply from ChatGPT or Claude
Ask in plain words. Your AI app finds Spotify playlists by genre, mood, similar artist or any keyword, pulls available curator contacts and vets playlists before you pitch, with your own account and credits. Connect Gmail in the same app and it writes the pitches too.
This runs a similar-artist search (1 credit), then vets playlists at 1 credit each until 3 reach a health score of 5 or more. It uses at most 10 credits, all this connection has left today. Go ahead?
Found 3. 6 credits used: 1 search and 5 vets.
The two biggest lists scored lowest. Want a pitch drafted for each of the 3?
Example chat. Names, numbers and emails are made up.
What you can ask for
The core of PlaylistSupply, in plain words. Each card shows a request you can make and what it costs.
Search Spotify playlists
By genre, mood or any keyword, with follower counts and available curator contacts. Ask for a table and your AI app lists the rows.
Find lo-fi study playlists with curator contacts. Show the top 20 as a table.Free
Find playlists for artists like you
Name an artist you sound like and PlaylistSupply runs its similar-artist search. Name two and it runs one search for each.
Find playlists for artists like artist, biggest first.1 credit per artist
Only the curators you can reach
Ask for playlists that list an email, a social profile or any contact. Contacts are shown where available.
Only show me the ones with an email.Free
Playlist details from a link
Paste a playlist link and get its details and the curator contact where one exists.
Show details for this playlist: playlist linkFree
PlaylistVet before you pitch
PlaylistVet goes beyond bot detection to measure real algorithmic activity. Your AI app shows the health score next to the curator contact where one exists.
Vet this playlist before I pitch it: playlist link1 credit
Organic playlists in one request
Ask for a number of organic playlists. PlaylistSupply searches, then vets candidates until enough reach a health score of 5 or more or the approved credits run out, and shows every playlist it vetted. Naming an artist runs the similar-artist search in place of the keyword search, at 1 credit per artist.
Find 3 organic indie folk playlists with an email.1 credit per vet, question first
Your whole campaign in one chat
Search, curator contacts and PlaylistVet, the core of the web app, now work by asking. Your AI app keeps the context, so each follow-up builds on the last answer: “only the ones with an email”, “vet the top 5”, “draft the pitches”.
Ask
Say what you need: a genre, a mood, an artist you sound like, how many playlists.
Shortlist
Your AI app runs the search and builds a table with followers and available contacts.
Vet
Approve once. Vets stop once enough playlists reach a health score of 5 or more, or the credits you approved run out.
Pitch
With Gmail connected, it writes a personal pitch for each curator with an email, ready for you to review and send from your Gmail.
Follow up
Ask which curators replied, then draft the thank-you or the follow-up.
Our recommendation
Connect Gmail in the same AI app
PlaylistSupply finds the curators. Your AI app’s own Gmail connector turns them into pitches. Turn both on and one chat takes you from search to pitches sent from your own Gmail, and later to the replies.
Set it up once
- Add PlaylistSupply to ChatGPT or Claude (see setup below).
- In the same app, connect Gmail with your Google account: in ChatGPT under Plugins, in Claude under Customize, then Connectors. On a work plan, an admin may need to allow it first.
- Ask for the playlists, then ask for a pitch to each curator. Claude can save them as Gmail drafts; in ChatGPT you review each one in the chat before it sends.
- Ask for drafts first. Read each one so it sounds like you, then send it yourself or let your AI app send it after you approve.
- Pitches leave from your own Gmail, so every reply lands in your inbox, not in a shared dashboard.
- Keep it short and personal. Mention the playlist by name, link one song, and offer something back, like sharing their playlist with your fans.
- The Gmail connection belongs to your AI app. Connect AI cannot open your Gmail; it only gets what your AI app sends with a PlaylistSupply request, like a search or a playlist link. Prefer to pitch from inside the tool? On the Viral and Record Label plans, Auto-Pitch sends from your Gmail right from the search results.
3 pitches drafted:
Each one names the playlist and links your single. Read each one and send it from your Gmail when it sounds like you.
1 reply, from Late Night Folk Notes: they like the single and ask for the release date. Want me to draft an answer?
Example chat. Names and emails are made up.
Example prompts to copy
Paste one into your AI app, swap in your genre, artist or link, and go.
Find lo-fi study playlists with curator contacts. Show the top 20 as a table with followers and contact.
Find playlists for artists like artist, biggest first.
Search "rainy day jazz" and only show playlists that list an email.
Find 5 organic reggaeton playlists I can reach on social media.
Vet this playlist before I pitch it: playlist link
Vet the 5 biggest playlists in this list and show every score, also the ones below 5.
Show details and the curator contact for this playlist: playlist link
How many credits can you still spend today?
Write a short, personal pitch for each playlist with an email. Mention the playlist by name and link my song: song link. Show me each one before anything is sent.
Rewrite the pitch for playlist name shorter and more casual.
Put the curators from this chat in a table: playlist, followers, health score, email, drafted yes or no.
Search my Gmail for replies from the curators I pitched this week and summarize them.
Draft a thank-you reply to each curator who wrote back that they added my song.
Which curators from this chat have not replied yet? Draft a short, friendly follow-up for each.
You stay in control of your credits
Connect AI is part of your plan. No extra fee, no new credit system.
Same credits as the web app
Searching and playlist details use no credits. PlaylistVet costs 1 credit per playlist and a similar-artist search costs 1 credit per artist.
One question before credits
Before anything that costs credits, PlaylistSupply hands your AI app one question for you, with the most credits the request may use. Your AI app is the one that shows it, so the daily limit you set is the hard cap. Paid actions are never retried on their own.
A daily limit you set
Every connection has its own daily credit limit, from 0 to 50 (10 to start). Paid actions stop at that limit, and at 0 it can still search and show playlist details.
Remove it any time
Up to 3 connections, one per app or computer. Remove one on the Connect AI page and it stops right away.
Set up in about two minutes
- Open Connect AI with the button below and sign in to PlaylistSupply.
- Pick your AI app and follow its steps. ChatGPT and Claude sign in with your PlaylistSupply account, no key to copy. Cursor and VS Code use a personal key you create there, shown once, and Claude Code can use either. The connection then shows up under Your connections, with its own daily credit limit.
- Ask your first question. You can change the daily limit or remove the connection under Your connections at any time.
- ChatGPT Plus or higher, on the web
- Claude web, desktop, mobile
- Claude Code
- Cursor
- VS Code
Comes with the Basic, Viral and Record Label plans.
Connect AI: common questions
What is Connect AI?
Connect AI links your PlaylistSupply account to an AI app such as ChatGPT or Claude through MCP, the open standard AI apps use to connect to tools. You ask for playlists, curator contacts and vets in plain words, and the AI app runs them with your account and your credits.
Which plans include Connect AI?
Connect AI comes with the Basic, Viral and Record Label plans.
Which AI apps work with it?
ChatGPT on the web with ChatGPT Plus or a higher plan, Claude on the web, desktop and mobile, Claude Code, Cursor and VS Code. ChatGPT and Claude sign in with your PlaylistSupply account. Cursor and VS Code use a personal key you create on the Connect AI page, and Claude Code can use either.
Does Connect AI cost extra?
No. It uses your plan's credits exactly like the web app. Searching and playlist details use no credits, PlaylistVet costs 1 credit per playlist and a similar-artist search costs 1 credit per artist.
Can my AI app spend credits without asking?
It is not supposed to. Before anything that costs credits, PlaylistSupply hands your AI app one question for you, with the most credits the request may use, and the paid action cannot start right away. Showing you that question is up to your AI app, so the hard cap is the daily credit limit you set for each connection, from 0 to 50: paid actions stop at that limit. Paid actions are never retried on their own.
Does PlaylistSupply read my Gmail?
No. Connect AI has no access to your Gmail account. It only gets what your AI app sends with a PlaylistSupply request, like a search or a playlist link. The Gmail connector belongs to your AI app: you connect it there with your Google account, and your AI app uses it to draft pitches and send the emails you approve. Auto-Pitch inside the PlaylistSupply web app, on the Viral and Record Label plans, is a separate, send-only Gmail connection.
Is there a limit on searches?
Searching uses no credits. On the Basic plan, AI apps can run 5 new keyword searches a day, and searching the same words again that day does not count. After the fifth, your AI app answers from playlists PlaylistSupply already found for that keyword until 00:00 UTC. Searches in the web app are not affected.
Does it search YouTube playlists?
Connect AI searches Spotify playlists. YouTube playlist search stays in the PlaylistSupply web app.
How do I remove a connection?
Open Connect AI in PlaylistSupply and remove it under Your connections. It stops working right away. You can have up to 3 connections, one per app or computer.
Try it on your next release
Connect AI comes with the Basic, Viral and Record Label plans. Connect ChatGPT or Claude and ask for your first playlists in a couple of minutes.