The MCP needs no special syntax: write as you would talk to an assistant. Here are concrete requests to adapt to your models. You first need to connect Desirely to your AI (see "Connect the Desirely MCP to Claude, ChatGPT or Grok").

A well-described library sells better: the AI relies on these descriptions to tease and defend content (see "Media descriptions"). Instead of describing each file by hand, ask Grok:

"Describe all videos in Lola's Beach folder and save their descriptions in Desirely."

Grok then chains the steps on its own:

This costs nothing from your credits: Grok does the describing (in the app, generation by Desirely's AI costs €0.10 per media item). The descriptions then appear on each media item (Models → your model → Media tab).

You can then refine a description, still from Grok:

"In the description of the sunset video, mention that the swimsuit is red."

Other variants:

Note: once your media are described, the script step description doesn't need to describe them again. It says what the step contains and where it comes in the build-up (see the next example).

Grok can build a whole script from a media folder, following the logic of a good sales script. Start by having the folder's media described (see the example above): those descriptions are how Grok knows what each media item shows. Once the descriptions are ready, give it this brief:

"Create a Desirely sales script for the model Lola, with the media in her Shower folder.

How a script works: it is a sequence of steps. At each step, Desirely's AI sends the fan media with a message. The first two steps are free, to hook the fan. After that, each step is hotter and more expensive than the one before.

Do it in this order:

1. Read the descriptions of the media in the folder. If any are missing, or if the shooting context isn't clear, ask me instead of guessing.

2. Sort the media from least to most explicit.

3. Put one soft media item in each of the two free steps, then spread the others over 4 or 5 paid steps, 5 media at most per step, from about €10 to €80.

4. For each step, write Lola's message (short, first person, in her tone), a short message before the media and one after, and a reduced price of about 60% of the price.

5. For each step's description, don't copy the media descriptions: Desirely already has them. Just say what the step contains and where it comes in the build-up, for example: '3 photos and 2 videos. This is the step where things start heating up for the fan: Lola starts undressing.'

6. Create the Shower script, with a summary as its description: the shooting context (place, outfit, mood), then each step in short with its price.

7. Keep the script paused and give me a step-by-step summary."

In this example, each media item already has its own description, so the step description only says what the step contains. The other way, describing everything in the step description, media item by media item, is explained in Create a high-quality script: the complete method.

Grok then chains the steps on its own:

In the end, you have a complete script in Models → your model → Scripts tab. Creating it costs nothing: Grok writes the script and the descriptions.

Read every step before turning it on: the media, the prices and the tone of the messages. Then turn the script on, in the app or from Grok:

"Turn on Lola's Shower script."

If something is missing (a message, a media item, a step description, the price of the first or last step), the script stays paused, just like in the app.

Other variants: