The MCP server for Collabase.
Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other AI agents work with your Collabase data through OAuth. With 49 tools and the permissions of the person who connects the agent.
What is the Collabase MCP server?
The MCP server is the interface between AI agents and Collabase. It speaks the Model Context Protocol, which clients like Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor understand, and provides 49 tools. Sign in runs through OAuth, and the agent works with the permissions of the person who connects it.
OAuth with user permissions
The agent signs in through OAuth and works with the permissions of the person who connects it.
49 tools
49 tools an agent uses to work with your Collabase data.
Any MCP client
Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and any other client that speaks the Model Context Protocol.
What an agent can do. It has the same tools as Collabase AI, each only with the permission you grant when you connect it.
Spaces and projects
Lists the spaces and projects you can reach and shows a project with its open work.
Work items
Finds, reads and creates work items, changes them, moves them to another project or along their workflow, and reads their history and statuses.
Cycles
Finds cycles, reads a cycle review and shows what recent cycles committed and delivered.
Pages
Finds, reads and searches pages, reads their history, creates pages and changes them.
Comments
Reads and writes comments on work items and pages.
Registry
Finds and reads registry objects and their history, creates them and changes them.
Time tracking
Lists the time you booked, finds work items you may book on and books time for you.
Meetings
Reads agenda, decisions and outcomes, adds agenda items, records decisions and turns a task outcome into a work item.
Test management
Finds test projects, cases, runs and milestones, and reads a run.
Blog
Lists the latest posts of the blogs you subscribed to.
Connect an agent. Your admin gives you the endpoint, sign-in happens in the browser.
[ 01 ]Get the address
Your admin gives you the MCP endpoint of your instance. It ends in /api/mcp.
[ 02 ]Add it in your agent
Enter the address as a remote MCP server. The agent opens a Collabase sign-in in your browser.
[ 03 ]Check what it asks for
The consent page names the application, shows the address it returns to and lists what it asks for. Allow only what you started yourself.
You stay in control. Your admin decides who connects agents, and every connection can be withdrawn.
Admin approval
Your admin decides whether agents may register. Guests cannot connect agents.
Email on every connection
When an application is connected, you receive an email. If it was not you, withdraw the access straight away.
Withdraw access
Under Profile, Security, Connected apps you see every application and what it may do. Once withdrawn, it is refused from the next call.
Traceable
When an agent makes a change, the work item history names you and the agent, for example «via agent Claude».
Text stays data
When an agent reads a page or a comment, it treats the text as data and does not follow instructions inside it.
Questions about the MCP server
What is the Collabase MCP server?
The MCP server connects AI agents to Collabase through the Model Context Protocol. It provides 49 tools, and sign in runs through OAuth.
Is the MCP server available yet?
Yes. The MCP server is the part of the Developer Platform that is available today. App SDK, CollaKit and AgentKit follow in Q4 2026.
Which clients work?
Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and any other client that speaks the Model Context Protocol.
Which permissions does an agent have?
The agent signs in through OAuth and works with the permissions of the person who connects it.
Where can I find out how to connect a client?
In the docs under «Connect an AI agent» (collabase.ch/docs/concepts/connect-ai-agents), with the three steps and how to withdraw access.