Airspeed MCP Server

Last updated: October 26, 2026

The legacy API-key MCP connection has been discontinued. Replace the old connection with the OAuth connection below. This change applies to MCP connections; API keys for the Airspeed REST API are separate. If you previously set up the API-key MCP, remove that connection first; delete the old connector in Claude before adding the new one.

The Airspeed MCP server connects your AI assistant (ChatGPT, Claude, and other MCP-capable clients) to your Airspeed data. Search across calls, companies, and deals; build a company 360; review scorecards, forecasts, playbooks, and agents; and manage meetings, tasks, comments, and call shares from the tool you already use.

You sign in with your Airspeed account. The read tools retrieve existing Airspeed information. You can also update supported deal fields, submit forecasts, manage tasks and comments, send a recording bot, share calls or snippets, and make other supported changes when your permissions allow it. run_agent starts or continues an Ask Airspeed conversation and may take actions through your enabled integrations.

Connect

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

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

ChatGPT

Airspeed has a published plugin in ChatGPT. Find Airspeed in the ChatGPT plugin directory, install it, and connect your Airspeed account when prompted.

To check it worked, ask: "List my 5 most recent Airspeed calls." Plugin availability and permitted actions depend on your ChatGPT account and workspace settings. New tools and updates may become available at different times in ChatGPT and other MCP clients. As of October 7, 2026, list_deals, save_task, and save_comment are not available through the published ChatGPT plugin, and run_agent uses an earlier tool definition. Use Airspeed directly for unavailable actions, or contact support if a listed tool is missing.

Claude

Open the Airspeed connector page in Claude.
Select the option to connect Airspeed.
Follow Claude's prompts to add the connector.
Sign in with your Airspeed account when prompted.

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

Gemini Enterprise

We can help set up a custom Airspeed MCP connection for Gemini Enterprise, including Business edition where custom MCP connections are available. This requires assistance from Airspeed support rather than a one-click connector.

Reach out to support@goairspeed.com with your Gemini edition and the administrator who will configure the connection. We will provide dedicated OAuth credentials securely and help you verify sign-in and a real Airspeed query. Setup availability depends on your Gemini edition and administrator access. When selecting actions, enable only the tools you intend to use. The tool catalog below includes actions that change records, send recording bots or notifications, and create share links. Review the permissions and security guidance before enabling those actions.

Other clients

For clients that support automatic OAuth registration, add the server URL and sign in with Airspeed when prompted. Clients that require manual OAuth configuration need additional setup. Contact support with the client you use and the setup screen you see.

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 summaries, insights, transcripts, comments, clips, and recordings	For calls you can read in full. Private calls are limited to participants. Recording links expire after 24 hours.
Playbooks and versions	Available within your organization.
Agent run outputs	Your own chats and runs of saved agents, including scheduled or event-triggered runs. This ownership limit also applies to admins.
CRM deals	Accessible CRM deals, supported history, and permitted field updates. CRM and Airspeed permissions apply.
Scorecards	Definitions, results, and team overview according to your scorecard access. Numeric scores may be visible when call detail is hidden. Creating or deleting a scorecard requires organization-settings permission.
Forecasts	Boards, periods, settings, submissions, and rollups according to forecasting access and reporting visibility. Forecast features must be enabled.
Users	Organization users and permitted invitation details. Inviting a user requires organization-settings permission and available seats. Seeing a user does not grant access to their records.
Search and support docs	Keyword search across calls, companies, and deals within your access, plus published Airspeed help articles. When you ask for them, search also covers the saved agents on your Manage page and your own agent runs.
Company 360	Accessible company summaries, people, deals, CRM fields, activity, and Slack threads. Profiles require a CRM-linked company; emails depend on connected CRM and mailboxes that allow email reading.
Saved agents and conversations	Your personal agents or, when your plan includes it, the safe organization directory. Conversation lists, sharing, and stopping work are owner-only; shared conversation reads also check the share and underlying access.
Meetings and recording	Your calendar or one permitted direct report’s calendar. Sending a bot requires recording permissions, a recording seat, and available capacity. Removing a bot is limited to an ad-hoc bot you created.
Tasks and comments	Your assigned tasks or tasks on visible calls and accessible companies; comments on visible calls and deals, plus your recent mentions. Editing or deleting comments requires authorship.
Call shares, tags, and edits	Share full calls or snippets, manage active shares, change a call title or supported CRM deal association, and manage tags under the app’s permissions. Full call access is required for call changes and shares.
Strategic insights and call activity	Strategic insight charts, loss-reason counts, and deal outcomes require strategic-page access and a plan that includes strategic insights. Activity statistics follow your own or permitted organization scope; aggregate visibility does not grant call-detail access. Call-detail tools do not return content from calls you cannot read. Scorecard results and permitted aggregate reports follow their own visibility rules and do not grant access to the underlying call.

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.
Show my open deals and their current stages.
Show my recent scorecard results.
Show my forecast submissions for this quarter.
Give me a company 360 for Acme, including people, deals, recent activity, and available emails.
Search calls, companies, and deals for the keyword renewal.
Find the Airspeed help article about recording permissions.
Show my calendar meetings and send the recording bot to this meeting URL now.
Show my assigned tasks and mark this task complete.
Show the comments on this call and add a follow-up comment.
List my saved agents and show my recent agent conversations.
Show the strategic insight chart and deal outcomes available to me.
What are the top reasons we lost deals in the last 90 days?
Create a viewer-restricted share link for this call, or a snippet from 02:00 to 03:00.

The catalog below lists Airspeed MCP capabilities. Your client may expose a subset or an earlier tool definition. Access depends on your Airspeed permissions, enabled features, and connected CRM. Ask your assistant which Airspeed tools are available in your current connection.

To…	Tools
Search Airspeed and help articles	`search_airspeed`, `search_support_docs`
Build a company 360	`list_companies`, `get_company`, `get_company_emails`, `get_company_profile`
Find people and invite a user	`list_users`, `invite_user`
Find calls and tags	`list_calls`, `list_call_tags`
Read calls, clips, and recordings	`get_call_info`, `get_call_snippets`, `get_call_media`
Edit calls and manage tags	`update_call`, `create_call_tag`, `edit_tag_definition`, `set_call_tags`
Share calls or snippets and manage shares	`create_share`, `create_call_snippet`, `list_call_shares`, `revoke_share`
Read your calendar and check recording outcomes	`list_meetings`, `get_meeting_recording_status`
Send or remove a recording bot	`join_meeting`, `remove_meeting_bot`
Read and manage tasks	`list_tasks`, `save_task`
Read and manage comments and reactions	`list_comments`, `save_comment`, `delete_comment`, `set_comment_reaction`
Read playbooks and versions	`list_playbooks`, `get_playbook`, `list_playbook_versions`, `get_playbook_version`
Find saved agents and read definitions	`list_agents`, `get_agent`
Read agent runs and conversations	`list_agent_runs`, `get_agent_run`, `list_agent_threads`, `get_agent_thread`
Start, continue, share, or stop your agent conversation	`run_agent`, `share_agent_thread`, `stop_agent`
Read CRM deals	`list_deals`, `get_deal`
Update supported CRM deal fields	`update_deal`
Read scorecards and reports	`list_scorecards`, `get_scorecard`, `list_scorecard_results`, `get_scorecard_report`
Create or delete scorecards with organization-settings edit permission	`create_scorecard`, `delete_scorecard`
Read strategic insights, loss reasons, and call activity	`get_strategic_insights`, `get_loss_reasons`, `get_call_activity_stats`
Read forecast configuration	`list_forecast_boards`, `get_forecast_periods`, `get_forecasting_settings`
Read forecast history and rollups	`list_forecast_history`, `get_forecast_rollup`, `get_forecast_rollup_deals`
Submit or resubmit your own forecast	`submit_forecast`
Update quotas with organization-settings edit permission	`update_forecast_quotas`
Read MCP tool changes	`get_changelog`

Limits

Limits vary by tool. Many paginated lists allow up to 100 results per page; some reports do not paginate.
Call recordings are temporary links (24 hours).
A created recording bot is not confirmation that it joined. A created snippet may still be processing; check its status with list_call_shares. An accepted stop request does not confirm that agent work has finished stopping.
A new scorecard scores new matching calls only; existing calls are not rescored. Deleting a scorecard cannot be undone, and its existing results stop appearing in scorecard results and reports.

Permissions and security

You sign in as yourself. Each person connects with their own Airspeed account through OAuth. There is no shared organization key. Every tool runs as you, with your role and permissions, as in the Airspeed app.
The assistant sees only what you can see. Your Airspeed and CRM access set the limit. If your organization uses Salesforce RBAC or reporting-hierarchy visibility, those limits apply too. Deal and company tools need the permission to view other people's calls. Agent run outputs are visible only to their owner. Scorecards and forecasts follow their own visibility settings.
Only the people on a private call can see it. Everyone else, including admins and owners, doesn't see the call in lists or search results and can't open it. Deal and company summaries leave private calls out. A share link that someone on the call created keeps working until it expires or someone revokes it. Scorecard results still show a private call's numeric scores to people who can see the scored person's scorecards. They don't show the transcript or the feedback.
Action tools need the matching permission. Deal updates need the Edit CRM deals permission. If your organization uses Salesforce RBAC, deal updates also need edit access to the opportunity in Salesforce. Sending a recording bot needs recording permission. Inviting users, editing quotas, and creating or deleting scorecards need permission to edit organization settings. Call edits and shares need full access to the call. Airspeed marks each of these tools as an action so that your assistant can ask you to confirm it.
Some actions notify people or reach other systems. Comments, shares, and invitations can send notifications. You can share your agent conversations with your organization. run_agent can take actions through your enabled integrations, such as sending messages or changing records. If the agent proposes a change that needs your approval, such as a CRM update, it pauses until you approve or deny it in the Airspeed app.
A share link without viewer restrictions is open to anyone who has it. Anyone holding the link can open the call or snippet until the link expires or someone revokes it. Choose the viewers and the expiry before you create a share.
Company profiles and emails come from connected providers. get_company_profile and get_company_emails call those providers live and can refresh stored provider caches or mailbox credentials. Results depend on the providers and can be incomplete.
Treat answers about a call as information. A call transcript contains what people said on the call. Treat your assistant's answers as information, not as instructions to follow.
MCP reads are not call views. For each MCP tool use, Airspeed records the tool name, the time, and whether it succeeded, against your organization. Reading a call through the MCP doesn't create a call view record.
Access tokens are short-lived. Your assistant refreshes them. Disconnecting the connector stops access. Removing a user from Airspeed blocks their MCP access on their next request.
Airspeed has no setting that limits which users can connect. Your AI assistant's admin settings control which connectors your workspace allows.

Troubleshooting

Sign-in fails or drops: try connecting again. The handshake sometimes needs a retry.
No tools appear, or definitions look outdated: disconnect the connector and add it again. Reconnecting refreshes the tools available to your client; it does not make an unavailable ChatGPT tool available.
Your organization uses an allowlist: ask IT to allow mcp.goairspeed.com.

If you have questions about the MCP server, reach out to support@goairspeed.com.