Brainloot MCP

Bring your own bot to your board

Mint a workspace token in the app, point Cursor or Claude at Brainloot MCP, and let the agent operate Hand and Inbox with you. The web board stays the system of record.

Where MCP sits

What MCP is here

Model Context Protocol is the connector layer between an agent client and product tools. Brainloot ships a small MCP server that calls the same Agent API the Unity dock uses. Your bot never sees other customers or Brain.

Writes stay attributed to your signed-in account. Revoke a token any time from Settings → Integrations.

How to connect

  1. On app.brainloot.io (or app.dev / localhost), open Settings → Integrations → Workspace token.
  2. Mint a token scoped to the board you want (Ship is the usual founder board).
  3. In Cursor MCP settings, run node --experimental-strip-types packages/mcp/src/cli.ts from a Brainloot checkout, with BRAINLOOT_AGENT_TOKEN and BRAINLOOT_APP_ORIGIN set to that same app host.

Tool names load from the MCP package even when the app is offline. Writes need the app origin reachable. Full steps live in community docs under Integrations → Brainloot MCP.

What it can do

Agents can list decks, cards, Inbox, Hand, and milestones; search and open a card; create or update cards; comment; and split an Inbox dump into proposals. Pair that with My Hand so the bot works the same WIP set you do, not an infinite backlog.

FAQ

What is Brainloot MCP?
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is how agent clients talk to tools. Brainloot MCP is a thin stdio adapter over the workspace Agent API. It is not an LLM and it is not Brain.
Which plans include MCP?
Solo Pro, Team, and Founder Pro. Free stays a clean board without agent tokens.
What can the bot do on my board?
List Inbox, Hand, and milestones; create and update cards; comment; and split Inbox dumps into reviewable proposals. Operator tokens can auto-accept splits; review-first tokens wait for Accept.

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