MCP server
Supported assistants & agents
Every AI assistant, coding agent, and automation tool that works with the Analyze AI MCP server — and how each one connects.
The rule of thumb
If a tool can add a remote MCP server by URL, it works with Analyze AI. There are two ways in:
- Sign in with Analyze AI (OAuth) — for assistants with a connector directory. You approve the workspace and access level on our consent screen; no keys involved.
- Access token — for developer tools, agents, and automations. Create one on Settings → MCP and pass it as a bearer credential.
Assistants & tools
| Client | Connects via | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Claude (web, desktop, mobile) | Sign in with Analyze AI | Renders charts and dashboards from your data; supports scheduled recurring tasks |
| ChatGPT (connectors) | Sign in with Analyze AI | Renders native tables and charts in answers |
| Claude Code | Access token | Terminal and agent workflows; great for scheduled reporting pipelines |
| Cursor & IDE agents | Access token | Add the server URL + token to the tool's MCP configuration |
| Agent frameworks (MCP SDKs, mcp-remote) | Access token | Any framework that speaks MCP over HTTP |
| Automation platforms (n8n and similar) | Access token | Use an MCP or HTTP-bearer node pointing at your server URL |
Chart rendering depends on the client. Claude and ChatGPT draw charts natively; text-only clients still get the full data and analysis, just without the visuals.
Access levels per client
Every client gets read access (all analyses, evidence, prompt lists). Write access — creating or retiring prompts and triggering runs — must be granted deliberately:
- OAuth connections: choose the access level on the consent screen when connecting.
- Access tokens: the write toggle at token creation is available to the workspace owner only.
One workspace per connection. To query a different workspace, connect again and pick it during sign-in.
Requirements
- Growth plan on the workspace.
- A client that supports remote MCP servers (streamable HTTP). For OAuth sign-in, the client must support MCP authorization (Claude and ChatGPT do); everything else uses tokens.
Ready to connect? Follow the setup guide, then grab ideas from the example prompts.