19 Tools.
Every CMS. Control Everything Through Claude.

Returns platform health: connected sources, active destinations, pending syncs, storage usage, and subscription status. Use it when you want a quick overview of your Syncific account.

Example: "What is the status of my Syncific account?"

Lists assets from any connected source. Browse Lightroom albums, Figma frames, Canva designs, Dropbox folders, or Drive files. Returns asset names, thumbnails, dimensions, and modification dates.

Example: "Show me the latest photos in my Spring Collection Lightroom album"

The core publishing tool. Runs a sync diff to identify new or changed assets, then delivers them to selected destinations with automatic format optimization. Returns delivery status per destination.

Example: "Sync my Denver Architecture album to the Webflow and Contentful sites"

Shows the full source-to-destination mapping. Every asset that has been published, which destinations have it, when it was last synced, and whether the source has changed since. Essential for auditing what is where.

Example: "Which of my Lightroom photos are already on the WordPress site?"

Lists all connected CMS destinations with their type, URL, connection status, and asset count. Can also add, edit, or remove destinations.

Example: "List all my connected destinations and their status"

Manages destination groups for batch operations. Group client destinations together, set governance rules per group, and publish to entire groups at once.

Example: "Create a group called Client A with their WordPress and Shopify sites"

AI-powered metadata generation. Generates alt text, titles, captions, and keywords for any asset. Uses page context and GSC ranking queries when available for SEO-aligned descriptions.

Example: "Generate alt text for all images I just synced to WordPress"

AI image generation via OpenRouter. Creates images from text prompts with brand context. Generated images can be synced to destinations like any source asset.

Example: "Generate a hero banner for the spring collection landing page"

Returns compression reports: current format, file size, potential savings per destination format. Shows which assets would benefit most from optimization.

Example: "Which images on my WordPress site could be compressed further?"

Performance analytics powered by Google Search Console. Hero scores, A/B test results, CTR trends, and the Intelligence Optimizer audit queue.

Example: "Show me which assets are performing best on the Webflow site"

Manages automatic sync scheduling. Set intervals, choose which sources to monitor, and configure auto-publish rules. Assets sync without manual intervention.

Example: "Set up daily auto-sync from Lightroom to all destinations"

Review and approve or reject suggested actions from the Intelligence Optimizer. Each action includes rationale, confidence score, and estimated impact.

Example: "Show me pending optimization suggestions and approve the high-confidence ones"

Tests a destination connection by sending a 1x1 transparent test pixel through the full pipeline. Verifies authentication, format support, and API responsiveness.

Example: "Test the connection to my HubSpot destination"

Manages outbound event webhooks. Get notified when assets sync, when autosync runs, when errors occur. Configure endpoints, events, and signing secrets.

Example: "Set up a webhook to notify Slack when assets sync to production"

Platform configuration: account name, OpenRouter API key, enrichment mode, auto-audit settings, and auto-approve preferences.

Example: "Enable auto-audit with weekly re-crawls"

Team management: invite members, assign roles (viewer, editor, admin), and manage access across workspaces.

Example: "Invite sarah@agency.com as an editor on the Acme Corp workspace"