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Live — add it with an API key

Point your AI at it.

Your org chart is the thing every assistant keeps asking about: who reports to whom, who owns what, who's new. There is now a hosted Model Context Protocol server for it, so an agent can read your chart — and on Business plans change it — without you pasting anything.

How to add it See the plans

What an agent will be able to do

The connection speaks the Model Context Protocol, so anything that speaks MCP can use it. These are the tools it will expose.

Read Pro

list_charts
Every chart the account can see.
get_chart
One chart, whole, as structured data.
get_person
One person: title, department, manager.
find_manager
Who someone reports to, and who they report to.
list_reports
A manager’s team, direct or the whole subtree.
search_people
Find people by name, title or department.

Change Business

create_chart_from_text
Start a chart from a described org.
add_person
Add someone under a manager.
move_report
Move a person to a new manager.
set_title
Change a title or department.
export_chart
Produce a PNG, PDF, SVG or PowerPoint file.

Adding it, in three steps

  1. Make a key

    In the app, click your name in the top right and choose API keys. Pick read only if the assistant should just look, or read and write if it may make changes. The key is shown once.

  2. Add the server

    In your assistant, add a remote MCP server at the address below, with the key as a bearer token. In Claude that is Settings ▸ Connectors ▸ Add custom connector; in Cursor and most others it is a line in the MCP config file.

    https://mcp.orgchart.live/mcp

  3. Ask it something

    "Who reports to Dana?" · "Draw me the finance team" · "Move Marcus under Operations and export it." Start with list_charts; every other tool needs a chart id and the assistant will find it itself.

A key belongs to a workspace, so an agent only ever sees that workspace's charts — and a read key cannot change anything, on any tool, however it is asked. Revoking a key stops it everywhere, the same minute. One-click sign-in is next: today the key goes in by hand, which every client that lets you set a header supports.

Using it, or stuck on it?

Tell us which assistant you're wiring it into. We read every one of these, and the one-click flow is being built from what people say here.

Email us the assistant you use