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Nimt helps you understand how your brand appears in AI search. The Nimt MCP server gives an AI assistant access to a focused set of tools in your workspace, so you can look up project context without copying it between apps. Model Context Protocol (MCP) is the standard that lets an assistant discover and call those tools.
Nimt MCP is still in development. These pages describe the current pre-release implementation, not a publicly available service. Only follow the connection steps once Nimt has confirmed access for you. Client compatibility and available tools may change before launch.

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Start with your project context

The initial customer MCP contains two read-only tools: For example, ask your assistant:
List the projects in my connected Nimt workspace.
Then choose a project and ask:
Show this project’s tracked models, tags, and available data range.
These tools return project context. The current catalog does not provide visibility reports, citation analysis, prompt results, or tools that edit your projects. A project’s available data range describes its data coverage; it does not include the underlying results.

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One connection, one workspace

Connect using OAuth or a personal access token. Both act as your Nimt user and stay within one workspace. Changing the workspace in the Nimt app does not move an existing MCP connection. Only connect clients you trust: tool results are shared with the AI client you authorize and are subject to that client’s data handling settings.

Connect your client

Set up Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or another remote MCP client.

Understand access

Choose authentication and understand workspace permissions.