Model Context Protocol server for external assistants.
View all tagsFunnelStory exposes the following tools through the MCP server, grouped by what they work with. Some tools are admin-only — noted below — because they configure workspace-wide settings rather than reading or acting on individual records.
FunnelStory's MCP server lets you configure data models directly from a conversation with Claude. Instead of writing SQL queries and manually filling in mappings, you describe what you want and Claude reads your HubSpot schema, previews the data, and creates the models in the correct order.
This guide walks through connecting an MCP-compatible AI client to your FunnelStory workspace.
FunnelStory authenticates MCP clients using OAuth 2.0 with PKCE. This is the same browser-based authorization flow used across enterprise software — your credentials stay in FunnelStory, and the client receives a scoped access token.
Example prompts for use with Claude Desktop, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible client connected to FunnelStory.
FunnelStory's MCP server gives AI assistants — Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible client — live access to your workspace data. Instead of copy-pasting account details into a chat window, your assistant can query FunnelStory directly and answer questions against your current data.
Vibe coding means describing the agent you want in everyday language and letting an AI assistant (Cursor, Claude Desktop, etc.) draft the JSON, call APIs, and run tests on your behalf. FunnelStory supports this through the MCP server and a published flow authoring guide your assistant can read.