Manage app access to this workspace.
Choose what connected apps may do. Each app also needs your authorization.
Choose your app, connect, then approve access to your workspace.
Local Codex works here. ChatGPT and Claude need a reachable HTTPS development URL.
Run in your terminal:
Manage access in Connections. Reconnect an app to authorize additional actions.
Try these prompts in your connected app. None send messages.
Use Blackleaf to show my connected workspace and sender profiles.
Create a Blackleaf list named “AI integration test — 310” using area code 310. Do not send any messages.
Create a draft campaign named “AI integration test” for my “AI integration test — 310” list. Message: “This is a Blackleaf integration test.” Keep it inactive and unscheduled.
Choose get_workspace with {}. For local testing, confirm Demo / flagpost. Requires Read workspace.
Choose create_list with the arguments below. Requires Create lists; use Read lists to inspect the result.
Choose create_campaign_draft. Replace PASTE_LIST_ID with the returned list ID. Requires Read workspace and Create campaigns; use Read campaigns to inspect the result.
In Campaigns, check the draft’s list, message and populated sender profile. Omit senderProfileId to use the populated marketing profile.
Disable Create lists for your connection and save. A request to create a list should be rejected. Restore the permission afterward. Keep Send messages and Start campaigns off for draft testing.
Reconnect if your app needs to authorize a newly enabled action.
Remove the test list and draft in the platform. Disconnect temporary connections. If a result is uncertain, check the existing record and reuse the same request ID before retrying.
Use your verified phone or a tester from Campaigns. Enable Send test messages for the workspace and connection; reconnect to authorize it if needed.
Use Blackleaf’s send_test_message tool to send “Blackleaf integration test” to a recipient from get_testers. Ask me which tester to use.
Requires to, body, a populated sendingProfileId, and a unique UUID requestId. This sends a real text and uses normal messaging credits. General Send messages permission is not required.
