Intellum launches Evolve MCP. Build and update courses from the AI assistant you already use

Intellum today launched Evolve MCP, which connects Evolve to the AI assistant your team already uses, including Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and Microsoft Copilot. Course authors describe what they want, and the assistant does the work directly in Evolve.

Evolve MCP works on the same pieces an author sees in the editor: pages, sections, individual elements, themes, translations, and course logic. That means it can change the courses you already have, as well as build new ones. Every change is updated in Evolve, where authors review and edit as they always have.

What changes for course authors

Work that used to mean opening course after course now starts with one request.

Keep every course up to date

When a product name changes, a policy gets revised, or the brand gets a refresh, someone used to open every affected course and fix each one by hand. Now you describe the change once, and Evolve MCP updates every course that needs it, changing only what you asked for. Anything an author can change in the editor, from text and layout to themes and course settings, you can ask for.

One request renames a product across three courses. Each course shows the line that changed, and the rest of the course stays as it was.

Keep every language in step

Translated versions used to fall behind the English, and an update could wipe out fixes your translators made by hand. Now you ask your assistant to update the translated versions to match, and your translators' edits stay as they were. Evolve MCP supports 64 locales, including regional variants.

The Spanish and German versions update to match the English. Edits the translators made by hand stay in place.

Make courses more engaging

Adding interactions used to mean rebuilding pages. Now you ask, and interactions like processes, hotgraphics, and branching scenarios are added to the course you already have.

Build a new course

Instead of starting from a blank page, the assistant asks what your learners should be able to do, lays out an outline for your approval, then builds the course page by page. It follows instructional design and accessibility best practices as it builds.

The assistant asks about learning objectives first, then builds from an outline. Accessibility best practices are applied as each page comes together.

And everything else you do in Evolve

These are a few places to start. Because Evolve MCP works on the same pieces you use in the editor, you can ask your assistant for most of what you would do by hand, such as:

• Refresh a course's colors and fonts to match a new brand
• Reorder, duplicate, or retitle pages
• Check a course for accessibility gaps, like missing alt text, and fix them
• Explain and repair course logic, like branching paths and triggers
• Change course settings, such as completion rules and bookmarking
• Tag sets of courses so you can update them together

Built on your Evolve permissions

Your AI assistant can only do what you can do in Evolve. Each person signs in with their own Evolve account, so every change traces back to the person who made it, and the assistant asks you to confirm before deleting a course or a translation.

Evolve MCP doesn't run an AI model of its own, so there's no Intellum model to train on your content. Course content stays in Evolve under the same data handling as content built in the editor.

How to get started

Evolve MCP is available now for customers on the current version of Evolve. It works with any AI assistant that can connect to a remote MCP server.

1. Contact Intellum Support, or your Customer Success Manager, to turn on Evolve MCP for your account.
2. Connect your AI assistant using the Evolve MCP Connector Setup Guide in the Knowledge Base. It covers the credentials each assistant needs and what to share with your IT team if they approve connectors.
3. Try a first change on a test course: ask your assistant to show you every place a term appears, then approve the update.

Learn more about Intellum's MCP connectors at intellum.com/solutions/mcp-connectors.