attio-mcp-server
by MCP-Mirror
This is an MCP server for Attio, an AI-native CRM, allowing MCP clients like Claude to connect to the Attio API. It enables reading and writing company records and notes.
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What is attio-mcp-server?
The attio-mcp-server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to bridge the gap between Attio, an AI-native CRM, and MCP-compatible clients like Claude. It allows these clients to interact with the Attio API, enabling them to access and manipulate data within Attio.
How to use attio-mcp-server?
To use the server, you need an Attio API key, obtainable through the Attio API Explorer or by configuring OAuth. Configure your MCP client (e.g., Claude) with the server's command, arguments, and environment variables, including the API key. The provided JSON configuration snippet shows how to configure Claude Desktop.
Key features of attio-mcp-server
Reading company records
Reading company notes
Writing company notes
Integration with Attio API
Use cases of attio-mcp-server
Retrieving company information for AI analysis
Adding notes to company records via AI assistants
Automating CRM data entry with AI
Integrating Attio data into AI-powered workflows
FAQ from attio-mcp-server
What is an MCP server?
What is an MCP server?
An MCP server facilitates communication between applications and large language models (LLMs) by providing structured data and context.
How do I get an Attio API key?
How do I get an Attio API key?
You can obtain an Attio API key through the Attio API Explorer or by configuring OAuth within your Attio account.
What is the purpose of the .env file?
What is the purpose of the .env file?
The .env file stores sensitive information like your Attio API key, preventing it from being hardcoded in your application.
Why do I need Node.js and npm?
Why do I need Node.js and npm?
Node.js is a JavaScript runtime environment, and npm is its package manager. They are required to install and run the server's dependencies.
What is the Model Context Protocol Inspector used for?
What is the Model Context Protocol Inspector used for?
The Model Context Protocol Inspector is a tool used for testing and debugging MCP servers during development.