Act · MCP ServerComing soon

Your evidence, inside your assistant.

Planned: expose a project's answers, sources and audits to MCP-compatible assistants as read-only tools, scoped by token. This is not built yet.

Illustrative example with synthetic data.
Coming soon

MCP Server isn’t built yet.

The page below describes what we plan to build, not something you can use today. There is no API, token system or MCP endpoint in Citeroot yet.

Works today: Paid plans can export answers as CSV today. See Answer Tracker

One email when it ships. Nothing else.
What we plan to build

The plan, in plain words.

01

Read-only by design

The server would expose tools for reading project evidence, with no tools that write, publish or send.

02

Scoped tokens

Tokens per project with explicit scopes, expiry and a revocation switch.

03

Questions in plain language

Ask your assistant “which sources cite our two biggest rivals but not us?” and get results grounded in recorded answers.

How it would work

Three steps, no guesswork.

  1. Create a token

    Choose a project and the scopes to grant.

  2. Add the server

    Paste the endpoint and token into your MCP client.

  3. Ask questions

    The assistant calls Citeroot's tools for the data.

FAQ

About MCP Server

Which clients will be supported?

Any client that supports the Model Context Protocol over HTTP is the goal. Nothing is available to connect yet.

When will it ship?

We don't have a date. Join the waitlist and we will email you once, when it is available.

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