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Oviond ships a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server so AI agents — Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, and any other MCP-compatible client — can manage your Oviond account programmatically. Ask your agent to “create a new client and an agency report for them” and it happens.
Not everything in Oviond is reachable over MCP yet. Connecting an OAuth data source (Google, Meta, LinkedIn, TikTok) needs a browser sign-in, file uploads happen in the app, and anything that sends real email or deletes records should be confirmed by a person first. Playbooks says what to hand back to the app.

What you can do

The MCP server exposes 179 tools covering most of the Oviond surface area:
  • Clients & folders — create, rename, delete, move, and organize clients.
  • Projects & pages — create reports and dashboards, add and reorder pages, duplicate layouts, change the period a report covers.
  • Widgets — add, update, move, and remove text, title, image, embed, button, and data widgets.
  • Data sources — connect one with an API key, link it to a client, test it, and refresh what it feeds.
  • Data — discover a datasource’s metrics and dimensions, configure a data widget, and pull its numbers.
  • Templates & themes — browse the template library, apply themes to projects.
  • Automations — schedule, pause, and test automated report deliveries.
  • Branding & company — update logo, favicon, and company details.
  • Workflows — multi-step actions, like creating a client with a starter report or auditing a report’s health.
  • Assets, media, domains, users, goals, calculated metrics, notifications, email, billing, and search.

How it works

  • Transport — streamable HTTP at https://api.oviond.com/mcp.
  • Auth — OAuth 2.1 authorization-code flow with PKCE. Your AI agent launches a browser, you sign into Oviond, and the agent gets a scoped access token.
  • Isolation — every tool call is scoped to the signed-in account. The agent can only touch data the authenticated user has permission for.

Next steps

  • Connect — wire up Claude, Cursor, or your MCP client to Oviond.
  • Authentication — what the OAuth flow does under the hood.
  • Available tools — the full catalog of MCP tools.
  • Playbooks — copy-paste prompts for common jobs.
  • Skills — install Oviond as a reusable skill for your agent.
  • Troubleshooting — what the common errors mean.