MCP Server Overview

Revnator publishes an MCP server so AI assistants can work directly with your workspace. MCP — the Model Context Protocol — is an open standard that lets tools like Claude Desktop and Cursor call external systems.

What the MCP server is

The server is an npm package, @revnator/mcp. It runs locally alongside your AI assistant and exposes your Revnator workspace as a set of tools the assistant can call on your behalf.

What it can do

The server provides 33 tools across nine groups — contacts, accounts, deals, sequences, tasks, pipeline, search, analytics, and AI. With it connected, you can ask an assistant to do things like:

• Find your hottest leads or search across contacts, deals, and accounts
• Create a contact, a task, or a deal
• Move a deal to a new stage or enrol a contact into a sequence
• Summarise pipeline analytics or trigger an AI score for a contact

How it relates to the API

The MCP server is a thin layer over Revnator's public REST API. It uses the same rvn_live_ API key, the same endpoints, and the same scopes — so anything the API can do, an assistant can do through MCP. See the API Reference section for the underlying API.