Productivity integration · Certified
Strety MCP server for Claude, ChatGPT, and Codex.
Use Strety from Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, and other compatible MCP clients while Stackyapper keeps connection credentials, workspace boundaries, and tool permissions under administrator control.
What is the Stackyapper Strety MCP integration?
The Stackyapper Strety integration lets compatible AI clients use approved Strety tools without receiving the provider credential.
What can the Strety integration do?
EOS operating system — goals, metrics, todos, issues, headlines, meetings, and playbooks. Stackyapper uses a managed Strety OAuth app configured by an admin; Strety also offers its own direct MCP at https://2.strety.com/mcp for Strety-only use.
Available tools depend on the provider account, workspace settings, and the signed-in user’s permissions.
Who is the Strety MCP integration for?
It is for EOS and MSP leadership teams that want Strety operating-system context available in the same approved AI workflow as approved service and project systems.
What is the current support status?
| Status | Available |
|---|---|
| App review | Certified |
| What that means | Ready for normal use and covered by Stackyapper support. |
| Catalog category | Productivity |
| Catalog audience | customer |
| Credential handling | An administrator configures the managed Strety OAuth app, then each user authorizes their own Strety account. |
| Customer access | Customer access available |
What can an MSP use it for?
- Review approved goals, metrics, and issues before a leadership meeting.
- Summarize permitted todos and headlines for follow-up.
- Use Strety operating context alongside authorized project or service data.
Exact tools depend on provider authorization, credential ownership, workspace settings, and the signed-in user’s permissions.
What should I expect?
| Provider scope | EOS operating system — goals, metrics, todos, issues, headlines, meetings, and playbooks. Stackyapper uses a managed Strety OAuth app configured by an admin; Strety also offers its own direct MCP at https://2.strety.com/mcp for Strety-only use. |
|---|---|
| Available tools | Compatible clients see only the tools available to the signed-in user in the selected workspace. |
| Write actions | If a write tool is available, Stackyapper applies its permissions and confirmation requirements before it runs. |
| API coverage | This page lists the capabilities Stackyapper currently supports, not every endpoint in the provider API. |
How is Strety access controlled?
- An administrator configures Strety for the intended Stackyapper workspace, and each authorized user connects their own provider identity or credential.
- The administrator grants available tools to specific workspaces, groups, or people.
- Stackyapper resolves the connection within the current credential and tenant scope.
- Stackyapper checks permissions and safety controls again before every request.
- Actions that require confirmation do not execute until the exact request is confirmed.
Does Strety send its API credential to Claude or ChatGPT?
No. Stackyapper keeps the encrypted provider credential secure and does not send it to the AI client.
How does this relate to Strety native MCP?
Strety offers a direct MCP endpoint for Strety-only use. Stackyapper is a separate option for teams that want Strety available alongside other approved apps through shared workspace, permission, confirmation, and audit controls.
Read the provider's official MCP documentation.
How do I connect Strety to an AI assistant?
- Create or select the correct Stackyapper workspace.
- Add the Strety service connection using the provider’s required authorization method.
- Review and grant only the tools the intended users need.
- Use the client-specific setup guide: ChatGPT uses
https://mcp.stackyapper.dev, while compatible Streamable HTTP clients usehttps://mcp.stackyapper.dev/mcp. - Sign in and select the authorized workspace when prompted.
Support boundaries
- Stackyapper does not claim that every endpoint in the Strety API is exposed.
- Provider plan, account configuration, API scopes, and upstream availability can limit results.
- Administrators are responsible for correct provider permissions and user grants.
- Support status and available tools can change as provider capabilities evolve.
Strety MCP questions
Is there a Strety MCP server?
Yes. Stackyapper makes approved Strety tools available through its remote MCP server with exact permissions. Compatible clients discover only the tools granted to the signed-in user and selected workspace.
Can I connect Strety to Claude or ChatGPT?
Yes. Stackyapper exposes approved Strety tools through its remote MCP endpoint for compatible clients, including Claude, ChatGPT, and Codex. The exact tools available depend on provider authorization and Stackyapper grants.
Does Stackyapper expose every Strety API endpoint?
No. This page lists the Strety capabilities Stackyapper currently supports.
Does Strety send its credential to the AI client?
No. Stackyapper keeps the encrypted Strety credential secure and does not send it to the AI client.
Related Stackyapper resources
- How the Stackyapper MCP server works for MSPs
- MCP security, credential, and access-control model
- Connect ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code, or Codex to Stackyapper
- Complete Stackyapper app catalog
- Forge MCP access (available)
- ConnectWise PSA MCP access (available)
- CIPP MCP access (available)
Stackyapper is an independent product. Provider availability and API capabilities can change.