MCP server · Beta · Free on every plan

Run your AI calling from Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor

The Vyora MCP server connects your AI assistant to your Vyora account. Ask it, in English or Hinglish, how yesterday’s campaign went, to write a new agent, to place a test call or to launch a campaign, and it does the work in Vyora. Calls only go out after you approve them.

Server URL

https://mcp.vyora.ai/mcp

Add to CursorNo API key: you sign in with your Vyora account.

What is an MCP server?

MCP, the Model Context Protocol, is the open standard AI assistants use to connect to other software. An MCP server is the connector on the software’s side: it tells the assistant what it can do (read calls, create an agent, launch a campaign) and lets it do those things on your behalf, after you sign in.

For a Vyora customer that means no dashboard hunting for routine work: the questions you would ask your telecalling manager, you ask your assistant.

Things you can ask

“How did my calls go this week? Which agent books the most appointments?”
Reads your call stats and outcomes
“Create a Hinglish agent that confirms COD orders for my store. Use a female voice.”
Writes the script the way the dashboard does, picks a voice
“Call +91 98XXXXXXXX with my appointment agent and tell me what they said.”
Shows you the call first, dials only after you say yes
“Kal ke campaign mein kitne logon ne site visit book kiya?”
Ask in Hindi or Hinglish, it answers in kind
“Launch a campaign to these 40 leads tomorrow at 11 AM and stop it if half of them fail.”
Preview with count, schedule and credit cost before anything dials

How to connect Vyora to your AI assistant

Claude (web and desktop)

01
Open Settings → Connectors.
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Click Add custom connector. Name it Vyora and paste https://mcp.vyora.ai/mcp.
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Click Connect, sign in with your Vyora account and allow access.

Works on every Claude plan; the free plan allows one custom connector. On Team and Enterprise, an owner adds the connector first, then each person connects.

ChatGPT

01
Open Settings → Apps & Connectors → Advanced settings and turn on Developer mode.
02
Click Create. Name it Vyora, paste https://mcp.vyora.ai/mcp and choose OAuth.
03
Sign in with your Vyora account and allow access.

Developer mode is available on paid ChatGPT plans. OpenAI has moved this setting during 2026; if you do not see it, look under Settings → Security.

Cursor

01
Click Add to Cursor above (Cursor must be installed), or open Settings → MCP → Add server and paste the URL.
02
Confirm, then sign in with your Vyora account when Cursor asks.

Claude Code

01
Run: claude mcp add --transport http vyora https://mcp.vyora.ai/mcp
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Type /mcp inside Claude Code, pick vyora and sign in.

claude mcp add --transport http vyora https://mcp.vyora.ai/mcp

Any other MCP client

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Add a remote (Streamable HTTP) server with the URL https://mcp.vyora.ai/mcp.
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The client discovers the sign-in itself (OAuth 2.1 with dynamic client registration). There is no API key to paste.

What the assistant can do in Vyora

Tool	What it does	Type
whoami	Which Vyora account the assistant is signed in as.	Reads
list_workspaces	Your workspaces, with your role, plan and credit balance in each.	Reads
get_account_overview	A snapshot of agents, recent call results and campaigns, plus how calls are billed.	Reads
list_agents · get_agent	Your voice agents; one agent’s script, voice and the variables it needs.	Reads
list_voices	Voices for a language, with a preview link for each.	Reads
list_numbers	The number your calls go out from, and any numbers you own.	Reads
list_calls · get_call	Recent calls with outcomes; one call’s transcript, summary, analysis and recording link.	Reads
get_call_analytics	Answer rates, durations and outcomes over any date range.	Reads
list_campaigns · get_campaign	Campaigns with progress: answered, real conversations, voicemail, failures.	Reads
get_script_guide	Vyora’s script-writing rules, so the assistant writes scripts the way the dashboard does.	Reads
create_agent · update_agent	Creates or edits an agent. Scripts go through the same checks as the dashboard. No call is placed.	Changes
place_call	Calls one number with an agent. Shows a preview (number, agent, cost) and dials only after you approve.	Spends credits
launch_campaign	Calls up to 500 contacts, 9 AM–9 PM IST only. Preview with count, schedule and cost; launches after you approve.	Spends credits
stop_campaign	Stops a campaign for good. No more calls are placed.	Changes

Built so the AI can’t surprise you

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No call without your yes

Placing a call or launching a campaign always returns a preview first: who, which agent, when and roughly how many credits. The assistant has to show it to you and send back a one-time code before anything dials.

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Your role, your workspaces

The assistant signs in as you and can only do what your role allows in each workspace. Nothing is shared across accounts.

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Calling hours and credits enforced

Campaigns only dial 9 AM to 9 PM IST, and calls stop when credits run out, exactly as in the dashboard.

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Transcripts are treated as data

The assistant is told that text inside transcripts, contact names and scripts is data from other people, not instructions. And even then, every call still needs your approval of the preview.

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Disconnect any time

Dashboard → Integrations → AI assistants lists every connected app with a Disconnect button. It loses access at once.

MCP server or REST API?

Use the MCP server when a person is asking questions and approving actions in a chat. Use the REST API when your own software should trigger calls automatically, for example from your CRM or a form. Both use the same agents and credits. New to AI calling? Start with what an AI calling agent is, or see pricing.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Vyora MCP server?

It is a connection that lets AI assistants such as Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor use your Vyora account. MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard these assistants use to plug into other software. Once connected, you can ask the assistant in plain words to check calls, build agents, place a test call or launch a campaign.

Does it cost extra?

No. The MCP server is included on every Vyora plan, including Free. Calls placed through it cost the same credits as calls from the dashboard: 15 credits per call minute.

Can the AI call people without asking me?

No. Every call and every campaign starts with a preview that the assistant must show you, and it only dials after you approve and it sends back the one-time code from that preview.

Do I need an API key?

No. You sign in with your Vyora account, the same way you log in to the dashboard. If you prefer code over chat, the REST API with an API key is documented separately.

Does it work in Hindi?

Yes. You can ask in Hindi, Hinglish or English, and agents it creates can speak any of the 8 languages Vyora supports.

How do I disconnect an assistant?

In the Vyora dashboard, open Integrations → AI assistants and click Disconnect next to the app. You can also remove the connector inside Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor. Signing out of the dashboard keeps them connected; only Sign out everywhere (in Settings) disconnects every app at once.

Why is it marked Beta?

It is live and works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Claude Code, and we are still widening testing across clients and team roles. Tell us at hello@vyora.ai if something behaves unexpectedly.

Need a Vyora account first?