UserVane MCP

Connect Claude Code, Cursor, or any Model Context Protocol client to your UserVane project and ask, in plain language, how satisfaction is trending. The assistant reads your NPS, CSAT, CES, and PMF results, the responses behind them, and your survey links, straight from your org and with the same honesty the dashboard uses.

Sign-in is OAuth 2.1 through WorkOS AuthKit, so there are no API keys to mint, rotate, or leak. MCP is UI-equivalent access included with a paid UserVane plan.

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The number

Your assistant gets the honest number, not a vanity score

Honest numbers by construction

get_results suppresses thin samples, returns the Wilson margin of error, and labels measured versus imported sources. The assistant works from the same discipline as the dashboard, never a naked score.

OAuth, not API keys

Your client discovers the OAuth 2.1 flow from the server's advertised metadata (RFC 9728) and signs in through WorkOS. Nothing long-lived to store in a config file.

Scoped to your project

Every tool call runs in your signed-in org. The results, responses, and links it can read are the ones your project owns.

Capture stays on UserVane

The MCP reads what you already measured. It does not change how surveys run or who gets asked; interpretation stays in your tools.

What to ask

What you can ask

Read your scores

"What is our NPS this quarter, with the margin?" get_results answers with the score, the sample size, and the plus or minus, and holds back thin samples instead of dressing them up.

Pull the responses

Inspect the responses behind a score to see what actually changed, without exporting a spreadsheet first.

Find your survey links

List the hosted survey links for your project so your assistant can share or check them in context.

Query only. The MCP reports what UserVane measured; it never invents a score or marks a thin sample as significant.

Connecting

Connect your client

Add the server

Point Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP client at the streamable HTTP endpoint https://mcp.uservane.com/mcp. It is registered as com.uservane/mcp on the public Model Context Protocol registry.
Sign in with OAuth

Your client discovers the OAuth flow from the server and prompts you to sign in through WorkOS. Access requires a paid UserVane org; there is no anonymous API.
Ask in plain language

Ask for a score, the responses behind it, or your survey links. Every number comes back with its margin, its sample size, and its source.

Bring your satisfaction numbers into the tools you already work in.

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