AI and MCP
An AI workspace that works with your own AI tools
Use Rodeo's AI on your pages, or connect Claude, Cursor or any MCP client to Rodeo's built-in MCP server. Either way, AI sees only what the person using it can see.
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How it works
AI workspace and MCP in Rodeo
Built-in MCP server
Connect at api.rodeo.so/mcp with OAuth. Your AI tool can search, read and write pages and databases with your permissions.
Read the guide on built-in mcp serverAsk AI, with citations
Answers come from pages you can open, with links to each source.
Read the guide on ask ai, with citationsWriting help
Improve, fix, summarize, shorten, lengthen or translate a selection, or have an Ask AI block draft new content in place.
Read the guide on writing helpAI in databases
An automation can have AI fill a property when a row is added or changed.
Read the guide on ai in databasesBoards
An infinite canvas where notes, files, links and live pages sit beside AI chats that read them.
Read the guide on boardsREST API and webhooks
Personal access tokens, a REST API and webhooks for everything else.
Read the guide on rest api and webhooks
Questions
Common questions
Which AI models does Rodeo use?
Rodeo's AI runs on models hosted in Microsoft Azure: Claude through Azure AI Foundry, with Azure OpenAI as a fallback.
Which AI tools can connect over MCP?
Any MCP client that supports remote servers with OAuth, such as Claude and Cursor.
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Other ways teams use Rodeo
- AI meeting notes
Record a call or upload a recording and Rodeo writes the transcript, summary, decisions and action items, then turns them into tasks. 120 minutes a month free.
- Team wiki
Build a team wiki and knowledge base in Rodeo: nested pages, spaces with permissions, page verification, permission-aware search and AI answers with citations.
- Project tracking
Track projects in Rodeo databases: task boards, sprints, roadmaps and timelines, next to the specs and meeting notes they come from. Free for small teams.
- Publish a website
Publish any Rodeo page and the pages under it as a website: help centres, docs, handbooks and portfolios, with navigation, search, SEO settings and a custom domain.