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Search a CRM built from your email, calendar, transcripts and Slack, then write records, draft mail and send…
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The Day AI MCP server connects Day AI's CRM to Claude, ChatGPT and any MCP-compatible agent. Day AI builds its records from a team's email, calendar, meeting recordings and Slack, so the connector searches conversation-derived customer data, reads meeting transcripts, writes CRM records, drafts email and sends notifications. Sign-in is OAuth through Day AI.
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Listed by Anthropic as a partner connector in its Connectors Directory.
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Tool names from Anthropic's directory listing. This server requires sign-in, so we could not read tool descriptions or parameter schemas.
readOnlyHint or destructiveHint data for this connector. Every read/write label on this page is derived from tool names and from vendor schema documentation. Absence of an annotation is not evidence a tool is safe.Day AI's own sources disagree. The MCP page states a paid Agent tier is required, while the same vendor's SDK reference lists ten tools available on the Free tier, including search and meeting-transcript reads. Treat the free surface as read-plus-light-write only: drafting email, creating pages and sending notifications all start at the paid Turbo tier.
It reads whatever your workspace sharing rules already expose to you. Day AI ingests each user's Gmail and Calendar per-user, and each person sets their own sharing rules by domain or address. The connector inherits those rules rather than overriding them, so MCP access is bounded by your existing workspace role, not widened by it.
Not directly. The documented email tool is create_email_draft, which creates or updates a draft and never sends it. Outbound sending does exist through a separate notification tool that posts to email or Slack, so the connector can put a message in front of a person, just not through your mail thread.
Yes. One documented tool returns the full VTT transcript of a recorded meeting, paginated at roughly 20,000 tokens per call, and an option returns raw speaker-level utterances with timestamps and email addresses. Meeting text therefore enters the agent's context verbatim, including words spoken by people outside your company.
Anthropic's directory snapshot is stale. It names 25 tools, of which only nine still appear in Day AI's current SDK reference, and that reference lists 42 tools available over MCP. Three of the listed names are explicitly marked internal-only and hidden from MCP, so calls written against the directory listing will largely fail.
No. Day AI's authorization server metadata declares its MCP feature set directly, and it advertises tools only, with resources, prompts and logging all set to false. Anthropic's directory records no prompt names for this connector either, so the two sources agree. Tools are the entire surface.
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