IntegrationsMCP

Connect Your Own AI (MCP)

Point the AI you already use — Claude today — straight at your workspace, and run things by asking in plain language instead of clicking through the dashboard. It uses MCP (Model Context Protocol), the open standard that lets an AI assistant securely use an outside system's tools.

Estimated time: 5 minutes

Claude · rentujemy (MCP)

› connect to RENTUJEMY and show me our AI bots

⚙ rentujemy · ping → tenant: rentujemy ✓

⚙ rentujemy · list_bots

RENTUJEMY Guests Assistantvoice + chat

Airbnb Inquiry BotInformational

Bot Before Arrival and Check-inRouting

… +16 more19 total

19 bots live. Want me to read the Guests Assistant's prompt and the failures your coordinators flagged on real calls — then propose the fixes?

Asking Claude for live data over the MCP — no dashboard, no clicking.

What you can do

Once connected, just type what you want. For example:

“List our bots and read the prompt for the Guests Assistant.”
“Summarise today's voice calls and flag where the bot struggled.”
“Show me the failures the coordinators flagged, and suggest a prompt fix for each.”
“What's the inbox conversation for this reservation, and what does the guest need?”
“Find our properties in Mokotów and create a maintenance task for the broken AC.”
“What does our security-deposit policy say?”

It reads your real data — reservations, guest conversations, call transcripts, support cases, your knowledge base, and your bots' prompts — and can take two safe actions: create a task and update a bot's prompt.

How to connect

1. Get a token

A workspace admin generates a token in Settings → Integrations → MCP Tokens. The full token is shown once — copy it somewhere safe. It looks like mcp_live_…. You'll also need your MCP URL (shown alongside the token).

2. Add it to Claude Desktop

Settings → Developer → Edit Config, then add:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "rentujemy": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://<your-mcp-url>/mcp",
      "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer mcp_live_..." }
    }
  }
}

Restart Claude Desktop — you'll see rentujemy in the tools menu.

Or Claude Code (terminal / VS Code)

claude mcp add --transport http rentujemy \
  https://<your-mcp-url>/mcp \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer mcp_live_..." --scope user

Reload the window, then run /mcp to confirm it's connected.

3. Try it

Ask your AI: “Use rentujemy to ping” — it should reply with your workspace name. Then try any prompt above.

ℹ️

Connecting via the Claude.ai web app is coming soon (it uses a sign-in flow instead of a pasted token). For now, use Claude Desktop or Claude Code.

Is it safe?

Your data only. A token maps to your workspace and can never reach another company's data.
Read-mostly. Almost everything is read-only. The only actions are create a task (it lands unassigned for a human to pick up) and update a bot's prompt (the previous version is kept, so it's reversible). It cannot message guests, spend money, or delete anything.
Revoke anytime. Remove a token in Settings and it stops working immediately.
It's your AI. Conversations happen in your own Claude — we don't see them.

💡

Admins can issue multiple tokens — one per teammate or automation — and revoke them individually. The same tools also power automations (e.g. an n8n Slack assistant), so anything you can ask, a workflow can do on a schedule.

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