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MCP server

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) connects Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor — any MCP client — to your Tebelis workspace as a set of tools, so your AI assistant can read and update records/forms — and read your projects, people and form templates — on your behalf. Every call runs inside your permission boundaries and row-level tenant isolation: a read-only grant stays read-only, and an assistant can never see another workspace’s data.

MCP is available on Pro seats and Enterprise workspaces. You connect with your own Tebelis sign-in — there are no keys to copy or store.

How it works

Sign in with Tebelis. One click in your AI client — it discovers Tebelis, you log in and approve the scopes, and you’re connected. The connection acts as you, clamped to exactly what your role allows in the workspace you pick — and you can revoke it anytime.

What your assistant can do

  • Find, create, update, and advance records/forms through their workflow.
  • Read projects, people, and form templates to ground its answers in your real data.
  • Answer “how many / what’s the breakdown” with exact, org-scoped aggregates.
  • Always within the granted scopes — template authoring stays human-in-the-app.

Endpoint

A stateless Streamable-HTTP MCP server at /api/mcp on your workspace’s domain, authenticated by your Tebelis sign-in (OAuth). A client that connects there gets the assistant’s record/form capabilities — find, create, update, advance, count — inside your own AI tools.

Connect it

In Claude (Desktop or web): open Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, name it “Tebelis”, and paste your endpoint — https://tebelis.ai/api/mcp. Click Connect: Tebelis opens, you sign in and approve the scopes, and you’re done. No keys to copy.

In Claude Code: one command, then sign in —

claude mcp add --transport http tebelis https://tebelis.ai/api/mcp
# then run  /mcp  and complete the Tebelis sign-in

Claude then lists your Tebelis tools — ask it to “list my templates” or “how many open records/forms are there,” and it acts on your workspace, scoped to what you approved.

Explore the REST APIRead the docs