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Companies where something just happened — hiring, funding, news, partnerships — newest first, by industry, size and country if you like. Free.
New • MCP Integration
The Cornect MCP server lets Claude Desktop — and any client that speaks the Model Context Protocol — find companies where something just happened, watch them with monitors, read the signals they deliver, and search and export company data, right inside your conversation.
You: Which companies raised a round in the
last two weeks? Watch the top three
for new hiring.
Claude: [calls find_new_leads via Cornect MCP]
41 companies raised money. The top three:
Acme ($20M Series B), Globex, Initech.
Watching them for hiring costs 3 credits
a day. Shall I create the monitor?What is MCP?
The Model Context Protocol is Anthropic's open standard for connecting AI assistants to external tools and data. Cornect's MCP server exposes the public Cornect API as a set of tools, so the assistant can query company data and run exports on your behalf — no glue code required.
What you can do
Companies where something just happened — hiring, funding, news, partnerships — newest first, by industry, size and country if you like. Free.
Everything recent at one company: who it's hiring, what it raised, what it announced. Free.
Watch companies for new signals every morning, by email or webhook. Claude confirms the companies and the daily credit cost with you first. Needs a read_write token.
Everything your monitors delivered, filterable by kind, company, monitor and date. Free.
Rename a monitor, change what it watches, or pause and resume it. Pausing stops its charges.
Check workspace credits and recent transactions before setting up monitors or exports.
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Sign in at app.cornect.io and create a token at Account → API tokens. Choose read for leads, signals, search and lookup, or read_write if Claude will create monitors or exports.
Get an API tokenIn Claude Desktop, go to Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector and enter:
CornectYOUR_TOKEN with your cornect_ token.https://mcp.cornect.io/mcp/YOUR_TOKENClick Add — no restart needed. Cornect's tools appear in the tools list. Verify it works:
Ask Claude:
"Use Cornect to find companies that started hiring this week."Not just Claude Desktop
The steps above show Claude Desktop, but mcp.cornect.io is a standard remote (Streamable HTTP) MCP server — it works with any client that supports custom/remote MCP connectors. Point your client at the same URL: https://mcp.cornect.io/mcp/YOUR_TOKEN.
Prefer to self-host? The server also runs as a local stdio process (advanced) — see the mcp-server README for the CORNECT_API_TOKEN + built-entrypoint path.
FAQ
Yes — the MCP server is free. You spend Cornect credits only when Claude creates an export, and through the daily runs of a monitor it sets up (1 credit per company and signal type per run). Finding leads, reading signals, search, lookups, credit checks, export status and downloads don't charge.
A read token covers everything except creating exports and creating or changing monitors. Use a read_write token if Claude will do those — and for monitors, the token's holder must be an owner or admin of the workspace.
Revoke it at Account → API tokens and mint a new one. Revocation is immediate — the next request with the old token is rejected.
The server lives in the Cornect repo under mcp-server/. Until it's published to npm, you can install it from source — see the README in the repo.
Email support@cornect.io.