The MCP server exposes your Whyzer research to any tool that speaks the Model Context Protocol, Claude included. Instead of switching to Whyzer to look something up, you ask in the tool you're already working in and it pulls from your accounts.
This is a beta feature. Expect it to change.
Who can use it
The MCP server is available on the Elite plan, and to anyone who is a member of a team, on any plan. If you're on Free or Premium without a team, you'll see an upgrade prompt instead of the setup page.
Setting it up
You create a key on the MCP Server page and paste it into your MCP client's configuration. The page walks through the specifics for the common clients. Treat the key like a password: it grants access to your Whyzer data, so don't paste it into shared configs or commit it anywhere.
Revoking a key
Keys can be revoked from the same page, and revoking is immediate. Do it if a key has been exposed, or when you're done with a machine.
On a team
Team admins can see and revoke keys for everyone on the team from the team view. That's there for offboarding, mainly: when someone leaves, their MCP access should leave with them.