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Search Box content, ask Box AI about your documents, create files and folders.
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Paste it into any MCP client. Setup docs
The Box MCP server connects content stored in Box to Claude, ChatGPT and any MCP-compatible agent. Anthropic's directory lists 20 tools for searching files, reading them, asking Box AI questions about them, and creating folders or uploading files. Box's own documentation describes a larger surface of 54. Sign-in is OAuth, and a Box administrator must enable the connector first.
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Listed by Anthropic as a partner connector in its Connectors Directory.
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Anthropic states this reflects the level of review a connector received, not a security audit.
Tool names from Anthropic's directory listing. This server requires sign-in, so we could not read tool descriptions or parameter schemas.
No. Anthropic's directory labels the connector's permissions as Read, but the same listing includes upload_file, upload_file_version and create_folder, which all write. Box's own documentation goes further: it groups 25 of its 54 documented tools under headings titled Write, and its setup guide names root_readwrite as a required OAuth scope.
Usually yes. Box meters chargeable AI features in AI Units, and states that every question-answering and text-generation task routed through the Box MCP server consumes them, because MCP counts as API access. Enterprise plans include 1,000 units monthly, Enterprise Plus 2,000 and Enterprise Advanced 20,000. Business and Business Plus customers must buy units separately.
Your plan probably lacks the Hubs API. Box lists the Hubs API from the Enterprise tier upward and Box AI for Hubs from Enterprise Plus upward, so list_hubs, get_hub_details, get_hub_items and ai_qa_hub are unavailable on Business plans. Hubs must also be switched on for your enterprise in the Admin Console under Enterprise Settings.
Yes, through upload_file_version, which adds a new version of an existing file. Box keeps prior versions and documents endpoints to list, promote and restore them, so the change is normally recoverable. That safety net is itself plan-gated: Box states file versions are only tracked for premium accounts. No tool in the connector deletes anything.
No. Box states its API cannot bypass content permissions, the waterfall folder structure, or admin-only requirements, and that MCP actions respect existing folder permissions, collaboration settings, Box Shield policies and audit logging. The connector acts as the signed-in user, so it reaches only content that user already owns or collaborates on.
A third-party model that Box routes to on your behalf. Box AI runs on models from OpenAI, Google, Anthropic via AWS and IBM, and Box publishes a model card for each. Core models are available to all customers by default. Customer-enabled models require admin activation, and Box states that choosing one means data may be processed by additional subprocessors.
An admin must switch it on first. In the Box Admin Console, open Integrations, filter by the MCP category or search for the server, and set its availability. For a custom client the admin also creates Integration Credentials, supplying a client ID, client secret, redirect URI and access scopes. Individual users cannot self-enable the connector.
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