6sense
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Resolve defined terms, validate cross-references, run structural contract checks.
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The Definely MCP server connects Definely's contract-review engine to Claude, ChatGPT and any MCP-compatible agent. Twenty tools resolve defined terms, find undefined ones, validate cross-references, pull clause text and search a precedent vault. None of them edits a document. Two upload a file and prepare it; the other eighteen only read.
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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.
ask_definely_vault, appears nowhere in the directory's 20, and the documented "Ask From Document" capability has no obvious counterpart — so 20 is a floor.No. None of the 20 listed tools carries an edit, redline, insert or delete verb, and Definely states the connector does not replace its Word add-in, with Word remaining where documents are reviewed, finalised and executed. The two write-shaped tools upload a file and prepare it for analysis. Revised drafting comes from the assistant's own text, not from a Definely tool.
Only what your own Definely account can see. Definely states the server accesses data the authenticated user has permission to view, that Vault project queries are scoped to projects the user can access, and that knowledge-source queries are limited to documents the user uploaded in that Claude session. Each user authenticates individually and the server resolves every request to that user.
Definely publishes no answer to this. We checked its privacy policy, terms of use, Trust Centre and the connector help article on 2026-08-21 and found no statement either way about customer documents being used for model training, and no named model subprocessor. Ask Definely directly and get the answer in your contract rather than inferring it from marketing pages.
Your Claude network policy is probably blocking the upload host. Definely says uploads pass the file to its storage layer, and a blocked host produces a host_not_allowed error for s3.amazonaws.com or documents that never process. A Claude Owner allowlists that domain under code-execution network egress, then you must retry in a brand-new conversation because policy is fixed at session start.
Yes. Definely lists an active licence for the full cloud suite and valid account credentials as requirements. Individual tools are gated further: the help article says a Vault-licensed account is needed for vault querying, and an unlicensed user sees a message that the hosted MCP server is unavailable. Your Definely workspace administrator controls both the licence and per-tool permissions.
A separate US endpoint at mcp.us.definely.com, added as a custom connector by an administrator. Definely says the directory listing is configured for the UK region by default, and that region-matched storage is a future change rather than current behaviour. Both endpoints answered our probe with identical OAuth metadata. Firms outside the UK and US must ask Definely for the right URL.
No. The server's protected-resource descriptor advertises seven scopes, of which three are application scopes named for surfaces rather than for verbs — none separates reading a contract from uploading one. The remaining four are generic identity and session claims. Any narrowing has to come from your Definely licence entitlements or your client's per-call approval prompt.
-definely-connector-for-claude-user-guide and 301s to this one; the canonical form is cited here. · retrieved 2026-08-21llms.txt machine index (retrieved 2026-08-21) · retrieved 2026-08-21initialize returning 401 with an authentication challenge, and four RFC 9728 probes against mcp.app.definely.com (2026-08-21) · retrieved 2026-08-21Connect Definely once and your agents call these tools on their own: on a schedule, in a workflow, with nobody at the keyboard.