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Acme 2.4: the whole app, on your phone
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Your AI agents work in Jotly too
Works with the tools your team already uses
- Slack
- Discord
- Webhooks
- Claude CodeMCP
- CursorMCP
- CannyImport
- NoltImport
- CSVImport
Ask your agent what to build
Claude Code, Cursor or Codex read your requests, move their status and draft the changelog with the same tools your team uses.
Claude Code · connected to jotly
OpenAPI spec
Import it into Postman or generate a client.
Learn moreAPI keys
The same keys for the API and MCP.
Signed webhooks
Every event arrives with an HMAC signature.
Automations
Agents that work on a fixed schedule.
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Widget
Your agent works in Jotly, your customers see your widget
Your agent works in Jotly. Customers write in from the widget in your product, and your agent's reply lands in the conversation they started.
- Live chat
- Customers message you from your product, and your agent replies in that same thread.
- Feedback
- Ideas and votes land on your board, even the ones asked for in chat.
- Roadmap
- Customers see what's planned without having to write in and ask.
- Updates
- Posts show up in the widget the same day you publish them.
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AI agents
Your agent closes the loop
Tools for your agent
The server has 82 tools, built on the same public API your own code can call. These are the jobs they cover.
- Work the inbox
- Read a conversation and the customer's history, reply, leave a private note, assign it or resolve it.
- Log requests
- Find the request that matches what a customer asked for, or post a new one on the right board.
- Vote and comment
- Add a customer's vote and reply on a request with a comment.
- Move the roadmap
- Change a request's status, and the roadmap and everyone who voted catch up.
- Draft updates
- Write an update, link the requests it closes and leave it as a draft or schedule it.
- Know who's asking
- Look up a customer and sync what your app knows about them.
MCP clients
Connect the agent you prefer
Every client connects to the same URL with the same key. If yours supports remote MCP servers with a custom header, it works.
- Claude CodeOne command in your terminal adds it.
- CursorAdd it to mcp.json, for all your projects or just one.
- CodexSet it up once for the CLI and the IDE extension.
- ChatGPTAdd it under MCP servers in the desktop app.
- OpenAI DotsYour dot looks after your customers around the clock.
- Grok BotA bot works your inbox on a schedule, in the cloud.
- WindsurfAdd it to Windsurf's MCP config file.
- GitHub CopilotUse it from Copilot Chat in VS Code.
- Gemini CLIAdd the URL and the key to its config.
- AntigravityAdd the URL and the key to its MCP config.
- OpenCodeAdd it to the open source coding agent's config.
- OpenClawGive your always-on assistant Jotly's tools.
Connected to the way you work
Slack and Discord notifications, signed webhooks, an MCP server for your coding agents, and imports from Canny, Nolt, ProductRoad or CSV.
Read the docsSetup
Ready in minutes.
- 1
Create a key
In Jotly, open Settings and then API. A key reaches your whole workspace, so give each agent its own and revoke any of them from the same page.
- 2
Add the server
In Claude Code it's a single command. Any other client uses the same URL and the same key.
claude mcp add --transport http jotly https://jotly.si/api/v1/mcp \ --header "Authorization: Bearer pk_live_YOUR_KEY"Guides for Claude Code, Cursor and Codex.
- 3
Ask for something
Try “What did customers ask for this week?”. Your agent reads the inbox and the board and tells you which requests are on top.
Want an agent that works on its own? See how to run it on a schedule so it works the inbox with nobody watching.
Every feature, in alphabetical order
A
B
C
- Clear errors
J
- JSON responses
O
- One key per agent
R
S
- Stateless
- Streamable HTTP
T
- Tool list
V
- Validation
Frequently asked questions
A remote Model Context Protocol server at https://jotly.si/api/v1/mcp. Connect Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or any client that supports remote MCP servers with a custom header, and your agent works with your conversations, requests, roadmap and changelog through 82 tools.
No. There's no local package, bridge process or SDK. If your client supports remote MCP servers with a custom header, you connect it with the URL and an API key.
Claude Code, Cursor and Codex have install guides. ChatGPT, Windsurf, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI, Antigravity, OpenCode, OpenClaw and any other client that supports remote MCP servers over HTTP with a custom header work too, with the same URL and the same key.
Yes. It can read new conversations and the customer's history, reply in the thread, leave a private note, assign the conversation and resolve it. To send every new conversation straight to your team and your agent, turn Nova off in Settings, Nova.
Yes. A key reaches your whole workspace, so an agent can delete requests, boards and updates. Give each agent its own key, try new flows in a test workspace first, and have your agent leave updates as drafts so you publish them.
Use MCP when you work with an AI client like Claude Code, Cursor or the ChatGPT desktop app. Use the REST API when you're writing your own backend integration and want full control of every request. Both use the same keys and do the same things.
Yes. initialize and tools/list answer without a key, so your client sees all 82 tools before it connects. Calling a tool does need the key.
Starter and Pro. The MCP server uses the same keys as the REST API, so any plan with the API also has MCP.
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