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MCP for AI agents

The ways an AI assistant can reach your account today, and where MCP stands.

The short answer

For an AI that writes code: The developer guide in plain text and the OpenAPI file, with your key, from your server.
For a question about your calls: Ask AI in the portal answers in plain English from your own calls, texts and settings.
A connector for Claude or ChatGPT: Vocatech does not offer one for customer accounts today.
Not sure where to start: Call 718.395.1550 with the assistant you use, and we tell you the way that works now.

MCP, the Model Context Protocol, is the standard an AI assistant uses to read live data and take actions. Vocatech does not offer an MCP connector for customer accounts today. Two ways work now, and they cover most of what people ask an assistant to do.

For an AI that writes code

Hand your coding assistant the developer guide, which comes in plain text for it, and the OpenAPI file, which holds every route. Paste the rules on the AI page before you ask, so the code it writes keeps your key on your server and tries every send as a dry run first. It works through the REST API with your own key, like any other software of yours.

For a question about your own calls

Ask AI, inside the portal, answers plain questions about your account from your calls, texts, call centers, users and settings. Who called most this week, which calls were missed and never returned, what a customer said on Tuesday. It is in beta, and it reads only the account you are signed in to.

Getting help

If you want an assistant wired into Vocatech and are not sure where to start, call 718.395.1550 or email support with the assistant you use. A person picks up and tells you the way that works today.

Checked against the product on 26 October 2026. If something on this page is behind, tell us and we fix the page.

Still stuck?

A real person at Vocatech picks up, usually within minutes during business hours. A message from the contact page opens a ticket with our team.