Mighty Networks
Manage members, spaces, content, events, plans, and other administrative resources in a Mighty Network through its GA Admin REST API.
Verdict
Common use cases
- Onboard cohort members in bulk
- Schedule recurring community events
- Draft and publish course announcements
- Pull member lists for targeted outreach
- Moderate posts across multiple spaces
Integration
- Vendor
- Mighty Networks
- Category
- other
- Auth
- API_KEY
- Tools
- 24
- Composio slug
mighty_networks
Tools
- Add Member to Space
Add an existing member of the connected Mighty Network to a space, granting that member access to the space.
- Create Event
Create a one-time or recurring visible event in a Mighty Networks space. By default, the event is also posted to the activity feed; set post_in_feed=false to suppress that additional feed side effect.
- Create Invite
Create an invitation to the connected Mighty Network. This operation immediately sends an invitation email to the recipient; there is no option to suppress or delay the email.
- Create Member
Create a full Network member or a limited member assigned to specified spaces. This creates a real member account. By default Mighty Networks also sends the new member a welcome email; set send_welcome_email=false to suppress that email.
- Create Post
Create and publish a visible post or article in a Mighty Networks space. This immediately creates community-visible content and can notify the Network; set notify=false to suppress notifications.
- Get Event
Return details for one Mighty Networks event by ID.
- Get Member
Return one member in the connected Mighty Network by member ID or exact email address. Provide exactly one lookup value.
- Get Network
Return identity and profile details for the Network connected to this Admin API key.
- Get Post
Return details for one Mighty Networks post or article by ID.
- Get Space
Return details for one space in the connected Mighty Network by ID.
- List Abuse Reports
Return one page of abuse reports for moderation review.
- List Collections
Return one page of collections that organize spaces in the connected Mighty Network.
- List Event RSVPs
Return one page of RSVP records for an event in the connected Mighty Network.
- List Events
Return one page of events in the connected Mighty Network.
- List Invites
Return one page of Network invitations, optionally filtered by recipient email.
- List Members
Return one page of members in the connected Mighty Network.
- List Plans
Return one page of access and payment plans configured for the connected Mighty Network.
- List Posts
Return one page of posts across the connected Mighty Network.
- List Spaces
Return one page of spaces in the connected Mighty Network.
- Remove Member from Spacedestructive
Remove an existing member from a space without deleting the member's Network account. This revokes the member's access to the selected space.
- Revoke Invitedestructive
Revoke an unaccepted invitation to the connected Mighty Network. An invite that has already been accepted cannot be revoked with this action.
- Set Event RSVP
Create or update a Mighty Networks member's RSVP for an event. This changes the member's attendance state to yes, maybe, or no.
- Update Member
Update selected profile or Network role fields for an existing member. Provide at least one of role, email, first_name, or last_name. Changing the role to host or moderator grants elevated community permissions.
- Update Post
Update the title and/or body of an existing Mighty Networks post or article; provide at least one of title or description. This changes content visible to the community and can notify the Network; set notify=false to suppress notifications.
Setup
Setup guide
- 11. In Switchy, open Settings → Integrations and click Connect next to Mighty Networks. 2. You'll be prompted for an Admin API key; generate one by logging into your Mighty Networks dashboard, navigating to Settings → API, and creating a new key with full admin scope. 3. Paste the key into Switchy and click Authorize. 4. Switchy confirms the connection by fetching your network's name and ID. 5. To test, open any Project, type '@Mighty Networks get network details' and send; you should see your community's profile returned in seconds. 6. From there, @mention Mighty Networks in any prompt to create posts, invite members, schedule events, or query member data — the MCP routes each request to the correct tool automatically.
What teammates see: by default, memories from Mighty Networks are scoped to the Project (PROJECT visibility) - you can mark any memory PRIVATE or share it ORG-wide.
Works well with
Top models
Compatibility data appears once enough Projects have used this MCP together with a given model.
How Switchy teams use it
Starter prompts
Invite New Cohort
@Mighty Networks create invitations for these emails: alice@example.com, bob@example.com, carol@example.com. Use the subject line 'Welcome to our Spring Cohort' and include a personal note thanking them for joining.
Post Weekly Update
@Mighty Networks create a post in the General space with the title 'Week of May 12: What's New' and body text summarizing this week's highlights, upcoming events, and a reminder about office hours on Thursday.
Schedule Recurring Event
@Mighty Networks create a recurring event in the Events space called 'Friday Office Hours' starting May 16 at 2pm ET, repeating weekly, with a 60-minute duration and description inviting members to drop in with questions.
Lookup Member Profile
@Mighty Networks get the member profile for dana@example.com and show me their join date, assigned spaces, and activity summary.
Add Member to Space
@Mighty Networks add the member with email evan@example.com to the Premium Content space so they can access the advanced tutorials.
Example outputs
Illustrative - representative of the model's voice and quality, not literal recordings.
@mighty-networks list all members who joined in the last 30 days and show which spaces they've been added to
In the last 30 days, 47 members joined your Mighty Network. Here's a breakdown: 23 members were added to the 'Product Updates' space, 18 to 'Community Chat', and 12 to 'Premium Resources'. Six members haven't been assigned to any space yet. The most recent joiner is Sarah Chen (sarah@example.com), who joined 2 days ago and was added to both 'Product Updates' and 'Premium Resources'. This data reflects current space assignments; members may have been moved or removed since joining.
This example demonstrates the MCP's read capabilities for member and space data. Note that Mighty Networks' API returns paginated results, so large networks may require multiple queries. The MCP cannot directly filter by join date in a single call—the AI synthesizes this view from available member records.
@mighty-networks create a new event called 'Q1 Planning Session' for next Tuesday at 2pm EST in the Leadership space, and make it recurring weekly for 8 weeks
Created recurring event 'Q1 Planning Session' in the Leadership space. The series starts Tuesday, January 14, 2025 at 2:00 PM EST and repeats weekly for 8 occurrences, ending March 4, 2025. Event ID: evt_8k2m9n4p. By default, this event was also posted to the Leadership space activity feed, which may have triggered notifications to space members. You can view or edit the event series in your Mighty Networks admin dashboard.
This showcases the Create Event tool's ability to handle recurring schedules. Be aware that creating an event automatically posts it to the space feed unless you explicitly set post_in_feed=false. This side effect can generate immediate member notifications, so plan accordingly when batch-creating events.
@mighty-networks draft a welcome post for our Product Updates space summarizing the 5 most recent feature releases, then publish it with notifications disabled
Here's a draft welcome post based on recent activity: 'Welcome to Product Updates! Here are our 5 latest releases: (1) Advanced search filters in the member directory, (2) Custom email templates for event reminders, (3) Bulk member import via CSV, (4) Mobile app push notification controls, (5) Enhanced analytics dashboard with retention metrics.' I've published this post to the Product Updates space with notify=false, so existing members won't receive a notification. New members joining the space will see it in the feed. Post ID: pst_7j3k8m2n.
This example pairs the MCP's Create Post tool with the AI's content synthesis. The notify=false parameter is critical when publishing retrospective or evergreen content to avoid spamming active members. Remember that posts are immediately visible in the space—there's no draft state or scheduled publishing option.
Use-case deep-dives
When Mighty Networks beats spreadsheets for cohort setup
A 3-person coaching business runs monthly cohorts of 20-40 students through a Mighty Network. Two days before launch, they bulk-create member accounts, assign each to the cohort's private space, and schedule the kickoff event—all from a single Switchy prompt instead of clicking through the admin UI 40 times. The Create Member and Add Member to Space tools handle the repetitive work; Create Event posts the calendar invite. This wins when you run predictable cohorts and need the same 4-step setup each time. If your intake is ad-hoc (members trickle in daily), the MCP adds overhead you don't need—just use Mighty's native invite flow. For teams running 6+ cohorts a year, the time savings justify the API key setup.
Mighty Networks MCP for scheduled content drops
A membership community posts a weekly roundup every Monday: 3 discussion prompts, 1 event reminder, 1 featured member spotlight. The community manager drafts the outline in Switchy, and the MCP's Create Post tool publishes each piece to the right space with notify=false during off-hours, then flips notifications on for the flagship post at 9am. This works because the content structure repeats and the manager wants to batch-write Sunday night without waking the community. If your posts are one-offs or you prefer Mighty's native composer for formatting control, the MCP is overkill—it's plain-text only and you lose the rich editor. For teams publishing 3+ templated posts per week, the MCP turns a 20-minute manual task into a 5-minute prompt.
When Get Member bridges your helpdesk and Mighty
A 2-person support team fields questions via email and needs to check if the sender is a current member, which spaces they belong to, and when they joined. The Get Member tool takes an email address and returns the full profile in 2 seconds, so the agent answers in the same thread instead of opening Mighty's admin panel in a second tab. This is a narrow win: it saves 30 seconds per lookup, but only matters if you handle 10+ support emails a day and membership status actually changes your response. If you rarely check member details or your team already lives in the Mighty dashboard, the MCP adds a tool you won't use. For support-heavy communities (100+ tickets/month), the lookup speed compounds into real hours saved.
Frequently asked
What does the Mighty Networks MCP let me do in Switchy?
It lets your AI agents create posts, events, and invitations inside your Mighty Network, add members to spaces, and look up member or event details. Think of it as programmatic community management — your agents can onboard new members, schedule events, or post updates without you logging into the Mighty Networks dashboard.
Do I need admin access to connect Mighty Networks?
Yes. The MCP uses an Admin API key, which only Network admins can generate from the Mighty Networks settings panel. Standard members and space hosts can't create API keys, so you'll need owner or admin permissions on the Network you want to connect.
Can the MCP edit or delete existing posts and events?
No. The 24 tools focus on creating new content and retrieving details. You can create posts, events, and invitations, and you can look up members or events by ID, but there's no tool to edit a published post or cancel an event. For those actions, use the Mighty Networks web interface.
How is this different from posting in Mighty Networks manually?
Manual posting requires you to open the app, navigate to the right space, and type. The MCP lets your AI agents do it in response to triggers — a new customer signs up, a Slack message arrives, a calendar event fires. It's faster for bulk operations and removes the context-switching tax.
Who on my team should connect the Mighty Networks MCP?
Whoever owns community operations and already has admin access to your Mighty Network. That person generates the API key and adds it to Switchy. Other team members can then invoke the MCP's tools through shared agents without needing their own admin credentials or API keys.