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Tempo connects to any AI tool that supports MCP (Model Context Protocol), an open standard for giving AI assistants access to outside systems. Connect once, and your organization’s deals, meetings, observations, and Playbook guidance are available inside the tool you already work in. We have step-by-step guides for the most popular tools:

Claude

Connect Claude to Tempo

ChatGPT

Connect ChatGPT to Tempo

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Connect a different MCP client

1

Open the Connections page

In Tempo, go to Settings → Connections and find the Other MCP Client card.
2

Copy the connection values

Open the card’s setup dialog. It shows the values below. Use the copy button next to each one.The dialog shows Name and MCP Server URL. If your client asks for an authentication type, choose OAuth.
3

Decide whether to include Build tools

Turn on Include Skills and Build tools if you want to run Skills from your assistant, or if you are an organization admin who wants to manage Playbook sources from it. The URL changes to https://findtempo.co/api/mcp?toolset=seller_default,build.
4

Add the server in your client

Paste the values into your client’s MCP settings. When the client opens a browser window, sign in with your Tempo account.

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What the toolsets mean

The toolset part of the URL controls which groups of tools the connection exposes:
  • seller_default gives you deals, meetings, CRM fields and updates, observations, artifacts, Playbook guidance, and Themes.
  • Adding build also gives you Skills, Playbook source management, and tools for linking Slack, Notion, and Granola sources to deals.
Toolsets never widen your permissions. See MCP toolsets for the full list and how to combine them.

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What you can do once connected

Some prompts to start with:
See Getting started for more prompts and the MCP tool reference for every tool.