> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.tiro.ooo/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# MCP Overview

> Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and other AI clients to your Tiro notes.

The Tiro MCP Server is a hosted endpoint at `https://mcp.tiro.ooo/mcp`. Once your AI client is connected, you can ask it to search your notes, pull a transcript, generate a summary, or explore your workspace wiki — all in plain language.

## What you get

* **Find your notes** — `list_notes` (lightweight metadata listing with optional keyword filter).
* **Read what was discussed** — `search_notes` (keyword search returning notes with their primary documents inline) and `get_note(include: ["summary"])`.
* **Quote exact wording** — `get_note_transcript` (last resort; token-heavy).
* **Fetch note content** — `get_note` with `include: ["summary", "transcript", "documents"]` for consolidated content fetching.
* **Use document templates** — `list_document_templates`, `get_document_template`.
* **Organize** — `search_private_folders`, `search_team_folders`, and `get_share_link` (read a note's public share link).
* **Explore the wiki** — `search_wiki`, `get_wiki_page`, `list_wiki_mentions`, `get_wiki_graph`, and `list_workspaces`.

The note-discovery tools are designed as a 3-tier progression: `list_notes` (metadata) → `search_notes` (content) → `get_note_transcript` (raw words). Most workflows answer the user's question by tier 1 or 2 and never need a transcript.

See the full list in [Tools](/en/developers/mcp/tools/overview).

## How it works

1. You authenticate once — either with an API Key (recommended for headless tools) or OAuth (recommended for interactive clients).
2. Your AI client connects to `https://mcp.tiro.ooo/mcp`.
3. The client discovers Tiro's tools and offers them to you in chat.

Pick your client and follow the steps in [Connect your client](/en/developers/mcp/setup) — most setups take under two minutes.