Remote MCP
Connect OAuth-capable AI clients to Wyatt.
Connect AI agents to Wyatt with MCP
Wyatt — the AI workspace for team docs, tasks, and data — supports MCP in both directions: approved external agents can operate a Wyatt workspace, and Wyatt can use connected third-party MCP tools and data.
- Remote OAuth MCP server
- Explicit workspace scopes
- Third-party MCP connections
Meet Wyatt
One connected workspace for docs, tasks, chat, and databases — with Wyatt answering from all of it.
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What you can do with Wyatt
Two directions
Agents use Wyatt, and Wyatt uses connected tools.
Workspace tools
Search, read, write, inspect tasks, and start agent runs.
Scoped access
Approve workspaces and read-only or full access.
Let external agents operate Wyatt
Connect Codex, Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, or another OAuth-capable remote MCP client to Wyatt. The client discovers tools for workspace overview, documents, search, tasks, incremental context, connection information, and background agent runs.
Approve access in the browser
Wyatt discovers authorization dynamically and opens a browser approval flow. Users choose the workspaces a client may reach and select read-only or full access instead of copying a long-lived API key.
Connect external tools to Wyatt
Wyatt can also consume third-party MCP servers as integrations. Those connections give Wyatt’s assistant access to approved external tools and data, which is the opposite direction from an external agent operating Wyatt.
Use the live MCP reference
The MCP quickstart contains client-specific commands and the canonical remote endpoint. Clients discover the current tool list from the server so integrations do not depend on an outdated copied catalog.
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Frequently asked questions
Can an AI agent connect directly to Wyatt?
Yes. OAuth-capable remote MCP clients can connect to Wyatt’s public MCP endpoint and use the tools a user approves.
Does Wyatt need a pasted API key?
No. Supported clients discover OAuth metadata and open a browser authorization flow.
What can a connected agent do?
Depending on scopes, it can inspect workspaces, search, work with documents and tasks, read incremental context, and start a background Wyatt agent run.
Can Wyatt connect to other MCP servers?
Yes. Wyatt can also consume third-party MCP servers so its assistant can use approved external tools and data.
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