Developer Access
Use Wyatt from an MCP client today and understand the Wyatt CLI developer preview.
Wyatt as an MCP Server
Wyatt exposes an OAuth-protected MCP server so a compatible AI client can read or act on the workspaces you approve. Connect the client to:
https://www.wyattworks.ai/api/mcp-server
The client discovers Wyatt's authorization metadata, opens Wyatt for sign-in, and asks you to choose the workspaces and access level it may use. You do not need to copy an API key into the client.
The available MCP tools cover workspace discovery, documents, search, tasks, workspace context, connected-service inventory, and background-agent kickoff. Each call remains limited to the workspaces and scopes in the approved grant.
Wyatt CLI Developer Preview
The Wyatt CLI is a developer preview. Its device authorization flow can grant the terminal scoped access to approved Wyatt workspaces, but the CLI is not yet publicly distributed and there is no supported public install command.
Preview access currently exists for Wyatt contributors testing the CLI from the source repository. Public installation and release instructions will be added here only after a supported distribution channel is available.
Authorization Lifetime
Both developer surfaces use Wyatt's OAuth authorization server. During approval, you choose read-only or full access and the workspaces the client may reach. Tokens cannot expand beyond those choices.
Access tokens are short lived. An inactive CLI refresh grant expires after two days, and an inactive MCP refresh grant expires after seven days. Self-service developer grant management is not yet exposed in Wyatt's public interface.
Related
- MCP integrations -- connect external tools into Wyatt
- Connections -- manage Wyatt's service connections
- API -- use workspace API keys for direct REST access