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The Within MCP server connects a Within workspace — a map of how an organization's processes actually run — to Claude, ChatGPT and any MCP-compatible agent. Its 17 tools search a process index, pull the observations and activity timelines behind each process, and read the source documents. Every tool is read-only. Sign-in is OAuth or an API key.
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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.
scopes_supported as an empty array, and its authorization server advertises four scopes — openid, profile, email and offline_access. Those identify the user and refresh the token; none of them separates one part of the workspace from another. The empty array matters less here than it would on a write-capable server, because the surface it fails to partition is read-only, but a reader should not mistake the sign-in screen for a permission choice.get_observation_citation only works for your own sessions. The most detailed evidence tool is restricted to the authenticated user's captures, so a manager cannot pull a colleague's activity timeline through it.search, search_processes and search_artifacts all return short snippets meant to locate an object, and that an assistant must chain into a get or fetch call before answering. A page or agent quoting a snippet as a finding is misusing the tool by the vendor's own account.search_artifact_text works within one artifact and that no cross-document text search exists on the external surface.No. Within states that every tool in production is query-only and that the MCP cannot create or modify processes, artifacts, observations or graph entities. All edits happen in the Within UI. This is one of the rare connectors where the vendor's read-only claim survives a name-by-name check of the whole tool list.
None that narrow anything. Within's resource descriptor declares scopes_supported as an empty array, and its authorization server advertises only openid, profile, email and offline_access. Those are identity claims and token refresh, not permissions over your workspace. Consent grants the whole read surface at once.
Seventeen, and Within publishes all seventeen itself. Anthropic's directory and Within's own tool reference name exactly the same set with no drift in either direction. Within adds that the catalog grows over time and names write tools for safe operations as a direction of travel, so treat seventeen as current rather than permanent.
Almost always because the MCP has not been switched on for your workspace yet. Within documents a one-time setup in Settings then MCP, where an admin picks the workspace to expose, and warns that both OAuth and Bearer-token requests fail until it is done. Your organization may also need to approve the connector.
Colleague activity, named and timestamped. Anthropic's directory entry states the connector can see your name and email and list recent workspace sessions including who created them. Within's activity timelines record what a user did, when, and on which systems. Within restricts get_observation_citation to your own sessions.
Not by itself, but its documentation is built around chaining that does. Within publishes a guide pairing its read tools with Gmail, Slack, Linear, Notion, Calendar and Drive connectors, with example prompts that draft mail and post channel summaries. The outbound capability belongs to the second connector; Within supplies the content.
At the auth layer, not inside the assistant. Within scopes each connection to one workspace. On OAuth you disconnect the Within connection in your client and reconnect, and the reconnect flow shows a workspace picker. API keys are bound to the workspace that generated them, so you create a new key there and swap the Bearer token.
No. Within states plainly that it is a commercial service requiring an active workspace and a provisioned user account, and that the MCP is available to enterprise customers. There is no free or trial tier documented for the connector. Organizations without Within are directed to contact the vendor at hello@within.ai.
robots.txt carries Content-Signal: ai-train=yes, search=yes, ai-input=yes — synthesis is expressly permitted by the publisher. · retrieved 2026-08-22initialize returned 401 with a www-authenticate challenge naming the resource metadata document, RFC 9728 metadata at https://api.within.ai/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource/mcp, and authorization server metadata at https://api.within.ai/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server (2026-08-22) · retrieved 2026-08-22Connect Within once and your agents call these tools on their own: on a schedule, in a workflow, with nobody at the keyboard.