Ask Claude or ChatGPT about your leads

Shipped

April 1, 2026

Area

Integrations

Available on

Every plan

Your AI agent talks to customers all day on your website, WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger. Getting answers out of all those conversations used to mean opening Studio, filtering lists and reading transcripts. If you already use Claude or ChatGPT at work, you can now just ask it: "Which leads came in from WhatsApp this week?" or "What did the people asking about pricing want?"

What's new

Hyperleap now has an MCP server. MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard AI assistants use to connect to other tools. Connect your assistant once, and it can look things up in your Hyperleap account while you chat with it.

Your assistant can:

• Find leads. List the leads your agent captured, search them by name, email or phone, or narrow them by tag or chatbot.
• Read the full picture of a lead. Their details, the conversations they had with your agent, and the notes and activity on their record.
• Read any conversation in full, message by message.
• Summarise how things are going, with the headline numbers across your leads.
• Pull insights out of a lead's conversations and save them to that lead's profile.

So you can ask things like "Summarise yesterday's conversations about delivery times", "What did Maria ask about before she left her number?" or "What are the three most common questions this month?"

How to use it

1. In Studio, open your profile menu, choose My MCP Keys, and click Create MCP Key. Give it a name you'll recognise, like "Claude Desktop", and copy the key. It's only shown once.
2. In your assistant, add a custom connector (or MCP server) with the address from our setup guide.
3. Your assistant opens a Hyperleap sign-in page. Paste your MCP key there and approve.
4. Start asking questions about your leads.

Good to know

• Included on every paid plan: Plus, Pro and Max.
• It reads; it doesn't change things. Your assistant can't create, edit or delete records, send messages, or change settings. The one exception is pulling insights out of a lead's conversations: those insights are saved to the lead's profile, and an entry is added to the lead's activity.
• It acts as you. Each key belongs to one person, and the assistant only sees the leads that person is allowed to see. See personal MCP keys.
• The key is for signing in, not for pasting elsewhere. Your assistant connects through the sign-in page; using the key directly as a password or token doesn't work.
• Disconnecting. Deleting a key stops anyone signing in with it again, but an assistant that's already connected stays connected until you remove the connector in that assistant. Removing a person from your account ends all of their connections.
• Works with any MCP-compatible assistant, including Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor. Studio marks MCP keys as Beta. More on what you can do at hyperleap.ai/mcp.

For developers

The server lives at https://api.hyperleapai.com/mcp and uses OAuth 2.0 with discovery (/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server) and dynamic client registration, so most clients only need the URL. Access tokens last an hour and are refreshed automatically.

It exposes nine tools: list_leads, get_lead_details, get_lead_conversations, get_conversation, get_lead_activities, get_lead_notes, get_pipeline_stages, get_crm_dashboard and extract_lead_insights. All are read-only except extract_lead_insights, which saves the insights it finds to the lead's profile and logs an activity entry.