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Squad MCP Squad runs a hosted MCP server. Point an MCP client at it, authenticate once in your browser, and your assistant can read the evidence behind any decision, capture new feedback, and generate decision briefs without leaving the conversation.

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Connect

Point your client at the server

Streamable HTTP transport. There is nothing to install and nothing to self-host.

Authenticate

The first tool call triggers an OAuth flow in your browser. Log in with the account you use for Squad, approve the request, and the client stores the resulting token. Later sessions reuse it.Four scopes are requested: read:workspace, write:workspace, openid and email.

Land on a workspace

Tools run against one workspace. If your account can reach exactly one, the server selects it on the first call and remembers it. If you can reach more than one, the first call comes back asking for a choice and listing your organisations and workspaces. Your assistant then calls select_workspace with the IDs.

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Read scope and write scope

Read tools need read:workspace. Write tools need write:workspace.
The scope check happens when a tool is called, not when tools are listed. A read-scoped session still sees every write tool in tools/list, and the call fails at execution with a message saying the token does not include write:workspace and to reconnect with write access. If your assistant reports that a write tool is unavailable, the fix is reconnecting with write scope, not retrying.
Which tools are which is on Tools.

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Switching workspace

Switch at any time by asking for another workspace by name. The assistant calls list_workspaces, then select_workspace. If your access to the selected workspace is revoked, the next call clears the selection and asks you to choose again.

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Version compatibility

The hosted server is version 4 and targets the current Squad platform, the one behind app.meetsquad.ai. Version 3 targets the previous Squad product and speaks a different API. Connecting to https://mcp.meetsquad.ai/mcp always reaches the current version, so there is nothing to pin.

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Prompts

Four ready-made workflows come with the server. Most clients surface them as slash commands or a prompt picker.

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Resources

Two resources hold workspace context so strategy questions cost no tool calls. Pin them in clients that support resources.

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Display IDs

Squad entities carry short IDs so your assistant can cite its evidence. SI- signal, IN- insight, AC- action, GL- goal, OP- decision brief, DC- document, CL- cluster. Ask for IN-42 and you get insight 42.

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Where to go next

Tool catalogue

All thirty tools, their parameters, and the scope each one needs.

CLI

The same capabilities in a shell.