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Gives AI agents direct access to your Arcate product discovery workspace to read signals, browse roadmaps, and ingest new customer feedback. It enables users to
Gives AI agents direct access to your Arcate product discovery workspace to read signals, browse roadmaps, and ingest new customer feedback. It enables users to search existing data and link signals to initiatives through natural language commands.
Your AI agent doesn't know who your customers are. It doesn't know which ones pay the most, which ones are churning, or which problems have been reported twelve times. Every session starts from scratch — and the output shows it.
Arcate fixes that. One config block, and your agent gets structured, revenue-weighted customer evidence it can query mid-conversation.
You: "What should we build next?"
Agent (via rank_initiatives):
1. Remove the Prompt Ceiling for Agencies — Score: 21K (High Leverage)
$487K ARR across 32 accounts, 47 signals
2. Tell Users What To Do Next — Score: 1.0K (Medium Leverage)
$332K ARR across 37 accounts, 56 signals
3. Launch a Public REST API — Score: 3.3K (High Risk)
$221K ARR but thin evidence — needs more validation
That's not a mockup. That's the actual output from a live workspace with real customer data, scored by impact.
Log in → Settings → Integrations → Generate API Key. Copy the key — shown only once.
Claude Desktop (~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json):
{
"mcpServers": {
"arcate": {
"serverUrl": "https://mcp.arcate.io",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer arc_YOUR_KEY_HERE"
}
}
}
}
Cursor → Settings → MCP → Add Server → Type: HTTP → URL: https://mcp.arcate.io
Header: Authorization: Bearer arc_YOUR_KEY_HERE
"What are my highest-impact initiatives? Which ones have enough evidence to commit resources?"
No installation. No npm. It's a remote HTTP server — configure the URL and go.
Requires an active Evidence subscription (€129/mo). API keys are generated in
/settings/integrationsinside your Arcate workspace.
| URI | What it contains |
|---|---|
arcate://signals |
Every customer signal — feedback, friction, problems, deal-losses — tagged by source, severity, and linked account (latest 200) |
arcate://initiatives |
Your roadmap ranked by impact score — each initiative includes ARR at risk, signal volume, unique accounts, and evidence label (latest 100) |
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
search_signals |
Find signals by keyword, type, severity, or unlinked_only |
search_customers |
Look up customer accounts by name — always call before creating signals |
search_initiatives |
Find initiatives by keyword — returns impact scores |
rank_initiatives |
Rank all initiatives by impact score and return the full breakdown — the core tool |
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
create_signal |
Turn raw feedback into a structured, linked signal |
batch_create_signals |
Ingest up to 100 signals in one call |
create_initiative |
Create a new roadmap initiative (optionally link signals on creation) |
create_customer |
Add a customer profile with ARR and tier (Owner only) |
link_to_initiative |
Connect signals to an initiative with reasoning |
enrich_initiative |
Update hypothesis, metrics, dates, and outcome targets |
update_signal |
Correct fields on an existing signal |
Your agent calls rank_initiatives. Every initiative comes back scored by a Fermi leverage model that weights:
The labels tell you what to do:
After a call, paste your notes. The agent:
search_customersbatch_create_signalslink_to_initiativeThe agent calls search_signals with unlinked_only: true, groups by severity and type, and suggests which initiatives each signal belongs to. If a cluster has no matching initiative, it creates one.
These appear as clickable flows in Claude's prompt picker and Cursor's slash commands:
| Prompt | What it does |
|---|---|
arcate:hello |
Welcome — workspace overview and all available commands |
arcate:ingest |
Guided signal ingestion from raw call notes |
arcate:triage |
Surface and assign unlinked signals |
arcate:enrich |
Strengthen an initiative with evidence and metrics |
arcate:rank |
Rank initiatives by impact — what to build next |
enrich_initiative Schematarget_outcome — defines the expected outcome:
{
"target_description": "Reduce prompt-ceiling churn by 60% within 90 days",
"metric": "churn",
"validation_window_days": 90
}
health_metrics — key-value pairs where values must be numeric:
{
"Adoption Rate": 0,
"Retention Rate": 85,
"Time to Value": { "value": 14, "type": "duration" },
"Expansion Rate": { "value": 1.5, "type": "ratio" }
}
Valid metric types: percentage (default for plain numbers), ratio, currency, duration, number.
⚠️ Passing string values for health metrics will return a validation error.
Already have a large backlog of signals? Use the Roadmap Bootstrap Prompt to turn your entire signal corpus into a structured, prioritized roadmap in a single session — no manual triage required.
billing_status and use_mcp capability.organization_id. Cross-tenant access is impossible.ingestion_source: mcp for audit filtering.| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Protocol | JSON-RPC 2.0 over HTTP (MCP Streamable HTTP transport) |
| Runtime | Supabase Edge Functions (Deno) |
| Auth | SHA-256 hashed API keys, prefix-indexed |
| Scope | Hard-scoped to organization_id — cross-tenant access impossible |
search_signals limit |
500 results per call |
search_initiatives limit |
50 results per call |
batch_create_signals limit |
100 signals per call |
arcate://signals resource |
Latest 200 signals |
arcate://initiatives resource |
Latest 100 initiatives, ranked by impact |
Deployed as a Supabase Edge Function implementing JSON-RPC 2.0 over HTTP. A GET request to the server URL returns a human-readable info card — no MCP client needed to inspect it.
Source: src/ — TypeScript reference implementation
Deployment: Supabase Edge Functions (Deno)
Current version: v0.10.0
Apply the migration in supabase/migrations/add_mcp_tables.sql to bootstrap the api_keys table.
Добавь это в claude_desktop_config.json и перезапусти Claude Desktop.
{
"mcpServers": {
"arcate-mcp-connect": {
"command": "npx",
"args": []
}
}
}