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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.auditynow.com/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Requirements

  • Claude account on Pro, Max, Team, or Enterprise (Custom Connectors require a paid plan)
  • An Audity Personal Access Token (aky_...), see Authentication

Claude Desktop / claude.ai

1

Open Connectors

Settings → ConnectorsAdd Custom Connector.
2

Enter the URL

https://docs.auditynow.com/mcp
3

Configure auth

The connector needs Authorization: Bearer aky_<your-token> on every request to the Audity backend.
  • If Claude shows an “Authorization header” or “API key” field on the connector setup screen: paste Bearer aky_<your-token> (the full string including Bearer , since Claude does not auto-prefix in this flow).
  • If Claude redirects you through an OAuth approval first: approve the redirect. After approval, you’ll still get a prompt for your Audity API key. Paste your aky_<your-token> (this time without Bearer , the connector wraps it).
The exact UX depends on Claude Desktop’s current connector flow, which Anthropic iterates on. If you see something unexpected, reach for the troubleshooting section.
4

Test

Start a new chat. Ask:
List my Audity projects.
Claude should call listProjects and return your real projects. If it asks for permission first, approve.

Claude Code (CLI)

Claude Code has its own dedicated guide that covers both the MCP config file approach and the direct REST API fallback. See Claude Code guide.

What you get

The connector exposes Audity’s full agent surface as Claude tools, 28 operations across projects, leads, Nucleus, and account. Tool names match the operationId in the OpenAPI spec:
  • getCurrentUser, getCurrentTier, getCredits
  • listProjects, createProject, getProject, patchProject
  • triggerAuditAnalysis, getAuditAnalysis
  • listOpportunities, getDeliverables
  • listLeads, getLead, convertLead
  • listMemories, createMemory, deleteMemory
  • listCaptures, createCaptureNote, getCapture, reprocessCapture, deleteCapture
  • listContacts, createContact, updateContact, deleteContact
  • listInsights, getSuggestions
Plus the docs themselves are searchable as context, Claude can answer “how do I X with Audity” by reading the docs page directly without calling an API.

Common prompts

List my Audity projects.
Search my Audity Nucleus memories for {topic}.
Start a new audit for {client}, {industry}, {size}. Run the analysis. Tell me when it's done.
Convert my top 3 Audity leads from this week into projects, after confirming with me.
Pull the deliverables for project {id}. Format the executive summary as a client-ready brief.

Tips for agent prompts

  • Tell Claude to confirm before spending credits. Audit analysis costs credits, lead conversion costs 1,000 each. Without explicit confirmation in the prompt, Claude will sometimes fire off a batch you didn’t intend.
  • Ask Claude to cite IDs. When summarizing opportunities or memories, have Claude include the id field in its output. That way you can drill into a specific item and verify Claude isn’t confabulating.
  • Use the confidence field on memories. Tell Claude to flag any memory under 0.8 confidence as a hypothesis rather than a fact. Detected patterns are AI-generated; treat them accordingly.

Troubleshooting

Check the connector status in Settings → Connectors. If it’s red, re-authorize. If your PAT was revoked or expired, generate a new one and update the connector.
Open https://docs.auditynow.com/authed/mcp/oauth/token in a browser to confirm the docs connector is reachable. If the page errors, try again in 5 minutes as there may be a brief service hiccup.
Token format is wrong. Most common cause: the connector double-prefixed Bearer Bearer aky_.... Edit the connector auth and remove one Bearer , or paste only aky_... (depends on which UX field you’re filling, see Step 3 above).
Token lacks write scope. Generate a new token with both read and write scopes, then update the connector.
Your plan may not include the operation you’re trying to run. Some plans are read-only or lead-generation-focused, while audit-capable paid plans unlock writes. Check GET /api/user/tier and any requiredTier field in the 403 response.
See Authentication → Rate limits. Write limits and long-running audit synthesis are the most common ceilings for batch workflows.
triggerAuditAnalysis runs synchronously for 60–300 seconds. If Claude reports a timeout, the call may have succeeded server-side. Use the async audit tool only when the project already has current document and interview analyses, or verify with getAuditAnalysis before re-triggering. Re-triggering an in-flight analysis wastes credits.

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