Use Signado From Claude or Codex

Signado works inside AI assistants like Claude Code and Codex. You type a request in plain English, and your assistant runs the real thing in your Signado workspace: it lists your warm leads, finds emails, drafts outreach, and manages your Discovery Sources.

How it works

Signado ships a server built on MCP, the Model Context Protocol. It is an open standard that lets AI assistants use tools from other products. Once connected, your assistant sees 10 Signado tools and picks the right one for whatever you ask.

You connect once per assistant. Sign in happens in your browser with your normal Signado login, and the assistant only ever reaches your own workspace.

What you can do

• See your leads. "Show me my newest warm leads" returns real people with ICP scores, companies, and the LinkedIn post they commented on.
• Export. Get your leads as a CSV file, with a time window like "last 7 days".
• Manage Discovery Sources. Preview a keyword or creator before activating, add new sources, or remove old ones.
• Find emails. Queue email finding for the leads you pick.
• Draft outreach. Generate the same AI messages the Campaign Wizard makes, saved as a real campaign you can open in the app.
• Work with templates. List your message templates or save new ones, including custom AI variables.

See what you can ask for example prompts and details per task.

Same account, same credits

There is nothing extra to pay for the connection. Every action costs exactly what it costs in the app: viewing leads is free, a preview is 1 credit, email finding is 5 credits per contact, an AI draft is 7 credits per contact. Every paid reply shows the charge, your new balance, and your session total. Details in credits and spending.

Everything lands in the app

Nothing lives only in the chat. Drafts appear under Campaigns, found emails appear on Warm Leads, and new sources appear in Settings. If your chat session ends, your results are already saved.