Connect an AI assistant
Connect Claude, Codex or Cursor to Summer’s hosted MCP server. Choose your companies and permissions, then ask the agent to inspect setup or a support case.
MCP client instructions ↗Summer for developers
Summer’s MCP server, CLI and API use the same company records, knowledge and permissions as the workspace. Connect an agent to set up Summer or build support into your application.
Connect Claude, Codex or Cursor to Summer’s hosted MCP server. Choose your companies and permissions, then ask the agent to inspect setup or a support case.
MCP client instructions ↗Use the published @gosummerai/cli package with Node.js 22 or newer. Sign in through your browser and store the connection in your operating system’s credential store.
CLI setup and commands ↗Read cases, configure integrations, manage company knowledge and install Messenger. Use signed events and webhooks to keep another system up to date.
API and tool reference ↗“Connect my help desk and check what’s ready.”
Use Streamable HTTP with OAuth. Your browser opens Summer’s consent screen so you can choose the companies, environments and permissions for this connection.
https://api.gosummer.ai/mcpFollow the instructions for your MCP client ↗
To sign in from a terminal:
npx --yes @gosummerai/cli@0.1.1 login --scope setup --jsonUse the local CLI handoff to save service credentials. Keep API keys and passwords out of agent chat.
Read the conversation, request an investigation and inspect the findings with their original sources. Prepare proposed changes for human approval.
Cases and approvals ↗Add the widget, connect verified accounts, configure the assistant and publish the help articles customers should see.
Messenger installation ↗Inspect current capabilities, arrange the provider access and check a known record before launching a workflow.
Browse integrations ↗An agent connection cannot approve business actions, reveal stored credentials, grant administrator access or raise spending limits. People review the exact proposed changes in Summer.
Read the permission model ↗Summer publishes Markdown versions of its guides and an OpenAPI description alongside the browser docs.
We’ll look at the tools, access and decisions involved, then agree what Summer should handle and what stays with your team.