Hoope MCP server

Connect the AI assistant you already use to your Hoope workspace. It can read and act on projects, tasks, finances, contacts and notes on your behalf.

What MCP is

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that lets AI applications connect to external tools and data. An MCP server is the bridge: the assistant sends a request, the server carries it out inside the connected product, and the result comes back into the conversation. Hoope provides its own MCP server, built and maintained by the Hoope team.

What an assistant can do in Hoope

Through the Hoope MCP server, an assistant such as Claude can work across the whole of your creative business from one connection:

Because projects, money, clients and knowledge sit in one server, the assistant does not need to hop between separate connectors to answer a question like "Which client projects are overdue and still unpaid?"

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Permissions and safety

The assistant acts as you. It sees and changes only what your own Hoope account can see and change, and your workspace's rules apply to it in the same way they apply to you. Workspace owners can set instructions and limits that assistants must follow, for example restricting financial changes or invitations.

Which assistants work

Any client that supports remote MCP servers. Claude is verified. Other MCP-compatible tools connect the same way.

Getting access

Hoope is pre-launch. The MCP server is available to workspaces in early access, and connection details are shared as each workspace is onboarded. Join the waitlist to be included.

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