Tenant AI MCP capabilities

Inspect model routes and private connections, and use supported tenant employee lookup and synchronization-status tools.

Explore Tenant AI

Example tools

• tenant_ai_get_routing
• tenant_ai_test_route
• tenant_ai_private_connection_status
• directory_search_employees
• directory_get_status

These are curated examples, not the complete catalog. Discover current schemas before calling tools.

Access

Model administration requires tenant-admin access. Directory lookup requires eligible internal tenant access. Google Workspace and Keycloak directory lifecycle require administrator setup tied to tested company sign-in.

Controls and limits

Directory MCP tools are read-only; source directory lifecycle follows the tenant’s configured authority. Google Workspace requires the tenant’s own delegated read-only credential and live validation. Routing applies to supported platform tasks, not every operation of an external assistant. A route probe can invoke a model; request authorization before running it. Do not infer privacy guarantees from a connection status alone.

Example intent

Read the current routing configuration and explain where supported tasks are configured to run. Identify what still needs verification. Do not run inference probes or change configuration.

This is an illustrative prompt, not a recorded session or guaranteed result.

Connect and discover

• Agent-executable infrastructure scope: Office files, document review, requests, project and learning operations, tenant identity and approval boundaries.
• Agent self-service enrollment: Registration, owner authorization, payment and service OAuth setup. Check availability and plans before enrolling.
• Task recipes: Onboarding training, project plans and Slack suggestions, with access requirements and review steps.
• Structured capability catalog: Public recipe metadata and illustrative tool calls.
• Server: https://robbclan.com/mcp
• Transport: hosted HTTP MCP.
• Authentication: personal bearer token, configured in your client's protected credential settings.
• Service agents can enroll with public-key OAuth; private_key_jwt/client-credentials support depends on the client runtime. Check the enrollment instructions for exact requirements.
• Set up personal MCP access.
• Read the connection walkthrough.
• Create a token under Personal MCP Access. The raw token is shown once. Revoke it in the same settings when no longer needed.
• Your account permissions and product access continue to apply. External provider OAuth consent remains a separate setup step.
• Call robbclan_list_workflows for the workflow map and use MCP tools/list for current tool schemas. A listed tool does not guarantee that your account can execute every operation.
• robbclan_connection_health is an optional tenant-admin diagnostic, not a general first-use requirement.

First prompt: “Call robbclan_list_workflows and summarize the result. Do not create, modify, approve, publish, or send anything.”

Approval contract

Show the current saved proposal, obtain explicit user approval, call the designated approval tool, then read back the result. If the saved revision changes, review it again. Approval tools record the authenticated caller's decision; the agent client must obtain human consent and enforce its tool-approval policies.

Access and pricing

Availability depends on your account and organization. Contact sales@robbclan.com for current commercial terms. No free-trial, price, or universal client-compatibility claim is made here.
Read configured enrollment plans and availability. Model usage, tenant quotas and required integrations also apply.

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