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MCP Connect puts Corvic inside the AI tools you already use. Add Corvic as an MCP server, and your assistant can list your rooms, ask your memories, run pipelines and playbooks, read documents through lenses, and pull results back as tables or files, all with your Corvic permissions. The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard for connecting AI assistants to tools and data. Corvic serves one MCP endpoint for every organization:

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Two ways to connect

The organization a call reaches comes from your sign-in or token, never from the URL, so the same address works for everyone.

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Connect your assistant

Claude

Claude.ai, Claude Desktop, and Claude Code.

ChatGPT

A custom connector in developer mode.

Grok

Grok connectors, or remote MCP tools in the xAI API.

Meta Muse

A custom connector in Muse.

IDEs and coding agents

Cursor, VS Code, Claude Code, and Codex.

Your own code

Python, TypeScript, and agent frameworks.

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What your assistant can do

See the full list in Room tools. To talk to one deployed agent instead of a whole room, use Agent MCP.
Try a tool before you connect anything: every room has an MCP Playground that lists the tools and runs them live.

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The other direction

MCP Connect brings Corvic into other tools. To let Corvic’s agents call other MCP servers, add them in the Connector Vault.