Kollabe MCP - Connect Kollabe to your AI Assistant
Matt Lewandowski
April 28, 2026
Kollabe MCP - Connect Kollabe to your AI Assistant
Connect Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, or any MCP-compatible client to Kollabe and run your meetings from chat. We've shipped a public MCP server and a REST API, so your AI assistant can now do almost everything you can do in the app, plus a few things you couldn't do before.
What's New
MCP Server
Drop one URL into your AI client and you're connected. OAuth handles the auth, tokens are scoped to a single org, and you can revoke access from Organization Settings any time.
One URL setup: Point your client at
kollabe.com/api/mcpand approve the connectionOAuth-based: No copy-pasting keys or wrangling secrets
Org-scoped: Tokens act as you, in one organization, with the permission level you choose
Works everywhere: Claude Desktop, Cursor, Zed, ChatGPT, or your own scripts
Run Your Rituals From Chat
Hand the assistant your context and let it do the work:
Draft standups from yesterday's PRs, Jira tickets, or Linear activity, then submit them
Spin up planning poker rooms pre-loaded with your backlog
Pre-seed retros with this week's incidents, deploys, or PR titles
Manage action items without leaving your editor
Things You Couldn't Do Before
Because your assistant can pull data across meetings, retros, and standups, you can ask questions the app can't answer on its own:
Compare retros over time to see which themes keep coming back
Summarise a quarter of standups to spot patterns or surface blockers
Cross-reference standups and retros to find what your team flags but never resolves
Pull data into custom reports alongside whatever else your assistant has access to
Public REST API
Need something more bespoke than a chat session? Issue a personal access token and call the API directly from a Claude Skill, a CI job, a cron, or a one-off shell script. Same auth model, same endpoints, predictable JSON in and out.
Why It Matters
Most agile tools assume you'll show up, click around, and type things in. That's fine until you're already living in your editor, your terminal, or a chat with Claude. Switching contexts to type "yesterday I did X, today I'm doing Y" is friction nobody actually wants.
The MCP server flips it. Your assistant already knows what you did yesterday, what's in your backlog, and what shipped last sprint. Now it can act on that, in Kollabe, without you copy-pasting between tabs.
Read the full guide and connect your client →
Available now for all paid organizations.