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The seven tools all read, but the server advertises a write scope. Anthropic's directory sets permissions to Read only, and every documented tool retrieves feedback. Yet the live authentication challenge and both OAuth metadata documents advertise mcp:write alongside mcp:read. No documented tool needs it, so the scope is broader than the shipped surface.

Cypher, the property-graph language associated with Neo4j. Enterpret does not name it in the tool description, but its migration note maps the legacy tool name execute_cypher_query onto the current run_graph_query. The model writes the query, not you. Enterpret's directory listing states plainly that no query language is needed on your side.

It returns verbatim customer text with speaker attribution, drawn from your own feedback records. Enterpret's privacy commitment states that all ingested data is scanned for personally identifiable information, which is removed, and that customers can configure Ingestion Blockers and Scrubbing rules. Redaction happens at ingestion, before the tool ever sees a record.

Wisdom is Enterpret's conversational AI analyst, one feature inside the Enterpret platform rather than a separate product. The MCP endpoint is hosted at wisdom-api.enterpret.com because it exposes that same analytical layer. Enterpret's own documentation and Anthropic's directory both name the connector Enterpret MCP Server, not Wisdom MCP.

Yes, on the Claude side. Enterpret's setup guide states that connectors require a paid Claude plan — Pro, Max, Team or Enterprise. On the Enterpret side you need an account in an organisation with feedback data. Team and Enterprise deployments need an admin to add the connector before members connect individually.

Yes, on Claude Team and Enterprise. Enterpret documents a two-step flow: an admin adds the connector once under Admin settings, then each member authorises with their own account. Because each member authenticates individually, queries and usage are tracked per person rather than pooled behind one shared identity.

Your client cached the old tool names. Enterpret renamed three tools and kept the legacy names working for the lifetime of your current session, so an in-flight conversation never breaks. Start a fresh conversation, or disconnect and reconnect the server in Claude Code or Cursor, and the new names take over.