Airspeed MCP Server

Last updated: September 11, 2026

The Airspeed MCP server connects your AI assistant (Claude, and other MCP-capable clients) to your Airspeed data. Ask questions about calls, playbooks, and agent runs from the tool you already use.

You sign in with your Airspeed account. The server is read-only: it never creates, edits, or deletes anything in Airspeed.

Before you begin: If you previously set up the API-key MCP (see legacy documentation here), remove that connection first — delete the old connector in Claude before adding the new one. Running both at once causes duplicate tools and sign-in conflicts.

Connect

Server URL: https://mcp.goairspeed.com/mcp-oauth

Auth: sign in with your Airspeed account in the browser. No install, no API key.

Claude

  1. Open Claude (web or desktop).

  2. Go to Customize → Connectors and add a custom connector.

  3. Paste https://mcp.goairspeed.com/mcp-oauth as the server URL.

  4. Sign in with your Airspeed account when prompted.

[SCREENSHOT: Claude "Add custom connector" dialog with the server URL https://mcp.goairspeed.com/mcp-oauth pasted into the URL field]

To check it worked, ask: "List my 5 most recent Airspeed calls." If you see real titles, you're connected.

Other clients

Any client that supports a remote MCP server with OAuth can connect the same way: add the server URL, then sign in with Airspeed when asked. Claude is the client we support today.

What you can access

MCP never gives your assistant more access than you have in Airspeed. Calls are available only when you can read them in full. This includes private calls you participated in. Agent run outputs are limited to your own runs, including for admins.

Data

Available

Call list, details, and transcript snippets

Yes, for calls you can read in full, including summaries, extracted insights, and transcripts

Recordings

Yes, as a link that expires after 24 hours

Private calls

Only calls you participated in

Playbooks

Yes

Agent runs

Your own scheduled or event-triggered run outputs

If you ask for a call you don't have access to, the assistant simply won't find it. The server never reveals that a call exists.

What you can ask

A few starting points:

  • List my 5 most recent Airspeed calls.

  • Summarize my last call with Acme.

  • What came up in this week's calls about pricing?

  • Show me the playbook for discovery calls.

Behind the scenes, the assistant uses these tools:

To…

Tools

Find calls

list_calls, list_call_tags

Read a call

get_call_info, get_call_snippets, get_call_media

Read playbooks

list_playbooks, get_playbook, list_playbook_versions, get_playbook_version

Read agent runs

list_agent_runs, get_agent_run

Limits

  • Up to 100 results per request.

  • Call recordings are temporary links (24 hours).

Permissions and security

  • You sign in as yourself. The server uses your Airspeed identity. There is no shared organization key.

  • You only receive data you are allowed to access in Airspeed. Private calls are participant-only; agent run outputs are owner-only.

  • All tools are read-only.

  • Call transcripts contain what people said on the call. Treat the assistant's answers as information, not as instructions to follow.

Troubleshooting

  • Sign-in fails or drops: try connecting again. The handshake sometimes needs a retry.

  • No tools appear: disconnect the connector and add it again.

  • Your organization uses an allowlist: ask IT to allow mcp.goairspeed.com.

If you have questions about the MCP server, reach out to support@airspeed.ai.