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Personal MCP keys: each person's assistant sees only their leads
MCP keys now belong to a person. When a teammate connects Claude or ChatGPT, it sees only the leads that teammate can already see in Studio.
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Connecting an AI assistant to your leads is useful. Connecting one that sees every lead in the business is a different decision, especially when your team spans locations, brands or departments. A sales rep for one branch doesn't need another branch's customers showing up in their Claude chats. So MCP keys are now personal: each key belongs to the person who created it, and the assistant sees exactly what that person sees.
What's new
- Every teammate makes their own key. MCP keys now live in each person's profile menu under My MCP Keys, instead of one shared key for the whole account.
- The assistant acts as the person who connected it. Owners and Admins see every lead. Everyone else sees only the leads from chatbots in the workspaces they belong to. The same rule applies to those leads' conversations, notes, activity and the summary numbers, so totals only count what that person can see.
- You can see which keys are in use. The list shows each key's name, when it was created and when it was last used.
- Shared account-wide keys are retired. Only personal keys can sign an assistant in.
How to use it
- Open your profile menu in Studio and choose My MCP Keys.
- Click Create MCP Key, give it a name such as "ChatGPT" or "Cursor", and click Create.
- Copy the key now. It's only shown once.
- Connect your assistant and paste the key on the Hyperleap sign-in page when it asks. The setup guide walks through Claude, ChatGPT and others.
To control what a teammate's assistant can see, change which workspaces they belong to. Their assistant follows the same access as their Studio account.
Good to know
- One key per assistant is a good habit. A separate key for each assistant you use makes it easy to see which one is active and to remove one without touching the others.
- Deleting a key stops new sign-ins with it. An assistant that's already connected stays connected until you remove the Hyperleap connector in that assistant, so do both if you want to cut access straight away.
- Removing a person ends their connections. When someone leaves your account, every assistant they connected loses access.
- It reads; it doesn't change things. As with every MCP connection, the assistant can't create, edit or delete records, send messages or change settings. The one exception: insights it pulls from a lead's conversations are saved to that lead's profile. More in Ask Claude or ChatGPT about your leads.
- Included on every paid plan: Plus, Pro and Max.