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Claudio uses Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers to integrate with external tools and services. MCPs give Claudio the ability to read data, execute actions, and orchestrate workflows across your product stack.

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What is MCP?

Model Context Protocol is a standardized way for AI assistants to interact with external tools. Each MCP server provides a set of tools that Claudio can use to perform specific actions—like creating tasks in ClickUp, reading Google Docs, or sending Slack messages.

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Configured integrations

Claudio comes pre-configured with the following MCP servers:

ClickUp

Manage initiatives, epics, and user stories

GitHub

Work with repositories, PRs, and issues

Slack

Send messages and search conversations

Google Docs

Create and edit documents

Google Sheets

Read and update spreadsheets

Granola

Access meeting notes and transcriptions

BigQuery

Query and analyze data

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How to use integrations

You can interact with MCPs through any of Claudio’s channels:
  • Cursor IDE: Use Claudio directly in your code editor
  • Terminal: Run commands via the Claude Code CLI
  • Telegram: Chat with Claudio on the go
  • Slack: Mention @Claudio in channels or DM
Claudio automatically selects the right tools based on your request. For example: 
You: Create a user story for the Sales Agent initiative about local testing

Claudio:
1. Uses ClickUp MCP to query the Sales Agent initiative
2. Fetches related epics for context
3. Creates the user story in the Sprint Backlog
4. Returns the task URL

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Configuration

All MCP servers are configured in mcp/cursor-config.json. Each integration page includes setup instructions and required credentials. For Cursor users, copy the configuration to ~/.cursor/mcp.json. For Claude Code CLI users, see mcp/claude-code-config.example.json.

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Multi-tool workflows

Claudio can orchestrate actions across multiple MCPs. Common workflows include:
  • Daily standup: Create Google Doc notes → Share link in Slack
  • Sprint reports: Query ClickUp tasks → Update Google Sheet → Notify Slack
  • Meeting follow-up: Get Granola transcript → Create ClickUp tasks → DM assignees in Slack
See the workflows documentation for detailed guides.

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