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The Noux MCP server lets AI clients such as Cursor and Claude Desktop query — and optionally modify — your organization’s Noux data using the Model Context Protocol.
Tokens are personal — each token acts as you within your organization. Read tools are available with any MCP token; write tools require the mcp:write scope.

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What you can do

Connect an MCP client to:
  • List rooms, members, and visitors
  • Read room conversations, comments, and invitations
  • Preview room invitation defaults before sending (get_room_invitation_defaults; requires ShareRoom on the room, not mcp:write)
  • Query mutual action plans with tasks, assignees, due dates, and progress
  • Access notetaker meetings, transcripts, summaries, and coaching
  • Pull activity data for reporting
  • Browse organization key documents and folders
  • With write scope: post room comments, send room invitations, send room update emails, spread key documents into rooms, and create or update mutual action plans

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MCP vs REST API

Use MCP when an AI assistant needs context about your sales rooms and meetings, or to perform a focused set of write actions on your behalf. Use the REST API when your own software needs broader create/update workflows.

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Transport and endpoint

Noux MCP uses Streamable HTTP at:
The same URL is shown in the Noux app under Integrations → MCP. Claude Desktop authenticates via OAuth when you connect the custom connector — no manual header. Cursor and automation send a Bearer token on every request:

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Capabilities

Call the get_info tool after connecting to confirm your organization id, user id, and token capabilities:
  • read_only — always present; all read tools are available
  • write — present when the token includes mcp:write; exposes write tools (add_room_comment, send_room_invitations, send_room_update_notifications, add_key_document_to_rooms, and mutual action plan write tools)
Read tools are annotated with readOnlyHint: true. Write tools use readOnlyHint: false.

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Authentication

Production MCP URL: https://mcp.noux.app/mcp

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Next steps

  1. Getting started — tokens (for Cursor) or OAuth overview (for Claude)
  2. Claude Desktop or Cursor — client-specific setup
  3. Tool reference — all available tools, inputs, and pagination