xTiles

Read and build visual pages, tiles, projects and tasks in an xTiles workspace.

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What the xTiles connector does

The xTiles MCP server connects an xTiles workspace — a visual, tile-based space for notes, documents, projects and tasks — to Claude, ChatGPT and any MCP-compatible agent. Anthropic's directory lists 28 tools that read projects, pages and planner content and write new pages, tiles, projects and tasks from markdown. Sign-in is OAuth 2.1, verified live on 2026-08-23.

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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.

xTiles tools (28)

  • xtiles_create_project_from_markdown
  • xtiles_create_tasks
  • xtiles_create_tiles_from_markdown_by_view
  • xtiles_create_tiles_from_markdown_in_my_planner
  • xtiles_create_tiles_from_markdown_in_project_planner
  • xtiles_create_tiles_from_markdown_in_view
  • xtiles_create_view_from_markdown
  • xtiles_delete_tasks
  • xtiles_get_collection_content
  • xtiles_get_current_user
  • xtiles_get_page_layout
  • xtiles_get_planner_content
  • xtiles_get_project_content
  • xtiles_get_task
  • xtiles_get_user_timezone
  • xtiles_get_view_content
  • xtiles_get_view_content_with_project
  • xtiles_get_workflow
  • xtiles_list_projects
  • xtiles_list_tasks
  • xtiles_list_workflows
  • xtiles_search_projects
  • xtiles_search_users
  • xtiles_update_task
  • xtiles_get_docs
  • xtiles_get_tile_styles
  • xtiles_reset_tile_styles
  • xtiles_set_tile_styles

Tool names from Anthropic's directory listing. This server requires sign-in, so we could not read tool descriptions or parameter schemas.

Limits

  • The OAuth scopes are identity claims and grant no boundary. openid, profile, email and offline_access name no xTiles object and no verb. Consent is all-or-nothing: there is no way to approve reading a workspace without also approving creating pages and deleting tasks.
  • Anthropic's listing under-lists the connector by at least one write. xtiles_set_page_layout appears in four of xTiles' own skill files and has a matching REST route, and it is not in the directory's 28. Assume the real total is 29 or more.
  • xTiles' three published enumerations do not agree with each other or with Anthropic. The help centre's eight action names share no literal string with the directory's, and one of them, update-page, has no counterpart in the listing at all.
  • We could not read tool schemas or safety annotations. The endpoint returned 401 to an anonymous request on 2026-08-23, so no parameter-level detail or destructiveHint is published here. Parameter facts on this page come from xTiles' public REST specification, which the tool names map onto but which xTiles does not formally declare as the connector's backing API.
  • Where a deleted task goes is undocumented. xTiles' Trash article lists projects, pages, subpages, subprojects and page groups. Tasks are absent from it, and we found no statement either way. Treat xtiles_delete_tasks as possibly permanent.
  • Nothing in the surface can restore anything. No restore, unarchive or trash-listing tool exists. Recovery requires a human in the xTiles app, and xTiles notes Undo stops working after a page reload.
  • Capability is plan-gated and unobservable from inside. Editing existing content requires Plus; working in shared or team spaces requires Pro. No tool reports the account's plan, so an agent finds the limit by being refused.
  • The plan requirement is documented inconsistently. xTiles' MCP blog post states the integration is "available now for xTiles users on Plus and above". Its help centre states MCP "works on all xTiles plans" with limitations on Free, and its plan comparison lists AI Integrations under Free. The help centre is newer and more specific; we did not resolve the contradiction.
  • xtiles_get_workflow returns content the agent is instructed to obey. xTiles' skill files direct the model to fetch a workflow and "follow it exactly". Nothing observed was harmful, but the channel is server-controlled and invisible from the tool name.
  • Sharing is on the roadmap for the AI integration. xTiles lists "Sharing (coming soon)" and "Edit structure & access rights (coming soon)" under its AI Integrations feature rows. The no-publish finding on this page is current, not permanent.
  • The nominated documentation URL is a marketing blog post. It carries no tool names and no parameter detail. The reference documentation is in the help centre, linked below.
  • Two of xTiles' own machine-readable pointers are dead. Its authorization server metadata advertises an agent-auth skill at https://mcp.xtiles.app/auth.md, which returned 404 on 2026-08-23, and its auth.md on the main site points at https://api.xtiles.app/docs, which also 404s. The working OpenAPI document is at a different path, listed below.
  • We found no published rate limit for the MCP server or the REST API.

Frequently asked questions

Can the xTiles connector publish a page or project to the web?

No tool in the surface does. xTiles has a real publish feature that makes a project readable by anyone with the link and optionally indexable by search engines, but it lives in the app's Share panel. No tool name carries a publish or share verb, and xTiles' public REST specification contains no publish, share or public endpoint at all. Treat it as outside the connector today.

Can the xTiles connector delete a project, page or workspace?

No. The only delete tool is xtiles_delete_tasks, which deletes tasks. Anthropic's directory entry states plainly that the connector cannot delete projects, pages or workspaces, and xTiles' public REST specification exposes exactly two DELETE routes, both for tasks. Pages and projects deleted in the app go to Trash and can be restored; nothing in the connector reaches Trash.

How many tools does the xTiles MCP server have?

Anthropic lists 28, and at least 29 exist. xTiles publishes agent skill files that name xtiles_set_page_layout, a tool absent from the directory listing that rearranges the tiles on a page. Its matching REST route is a layout update, so it is a real write. The server requires authentication, so we could not read the live list to settle the true total.

What OAuth permissions does the xTiles MCP server request?

Identity claims only, which grant no boundary. The server's RFC 9728 descriptor advertised openid, profile and email on 2026-08-23, and its authorization server adds offline_access for refresh tokens. None of the four names an xTiles object or verb, so consent cannot separate reading a project from creating one or deleting a task.

Does the xTiles connector cost credits or spend money per call?

No. Nothing in the surface buys, renders or bills anything, and xTiles publishes no per-call rate. What is metered is capability rather than spend: xTiles gates what the connected AI may do by subscription plan, so a call that succeeds on Pro can be refused on Free. No tool reports your plan or remaining allowance.

Which xTiles plan do I need for the MCP connector?

Any plan connects, but the plans differ in what the agent may then do. xTiles states MCP works on all plans, that Free lets connected AI create pages and tasks, that Plus adds editing and reorganising existing content in personal spaces, and that Pro extends editing to shared and team spaces. The connector's own blog post says Plus and above, which contradicts the help centre.

Can the xTiles connector read my Google or Outlook calendar?

Yes, indirectly, once you connect a calendar to xTiles. xTiles' public REST specification exposes a calendar-events read whose response carries event titles, locations, descriptions, conference links, the organiser and up to 25 named guests with their email addresses. Those are other people's details arriving in the agent's context from a system outside xTiles.

Does anything in the xTiles connector notify other people?

Not directly, but two indirect paths exist. xTiles' own skill files describe a notification when the agent finishes writing, and xTiles documents that teammates are notified automatically when a task is completed or a project shared. Task tools also accept an assignee email address, so assigning work to a colleague is a write whose effect leaves your own account.

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