MCP Server for CuppyClaw

Please allow MCP server access that is compatible with FuseBase and other tools.

What’s the feature?

Please allow MCP server access that is compatible with FuseBase. Here is a link to their documentation on MCP Servers and AI Agents: https://thefusebase.com/guides/fusebase-ai/integration-of-ai-agents-with-other-services-google-calendar-slack-stripe-etc/

Your use case

Would greatly appreciate being able to use CuppyClaw with a FuseBase AI Assistant. Right now I am using it with Telegram, but I am not much of a Telegram user. This means I have to open an app I never use to request actions to be taken in Teable. I am working hard to streamline my workflows and share with my team. An alternative would be to be able to embed a CuppyClaw interface and require a login to Teable for safety (not sure if this is possible); or integrate CuppyClaw into the new chat functionality for apps that Teable has mentioned is coming.

Thank you for your consideration. I LOVE Teable. Thank you for this product!

Hi @drmartin.io ,

Thank you for the kind words — really glad Teable has been useful for your workflows!

We don’t currently have an MCP server. That said, we do have Skills, which may be worth exploring depending on your setup: GitHub - teableio/agent-skills · GitHub

Thank you for the quick response. I am not using Claude or the other LLMs directly, so I do not use skills (and several people on my team are not tech savvy enough to do that). We use FuseBase as our operating system and hub for access to all other tools. I think I can figure out how to use the Teable API to use Zapier MCP as a third party MCP server. But Zapier is expensive so I would have to significantly limit usage for the team. Any other options or thoughts are welcomed.

One thing that might help: each table has an API option (via the “…” menu) that generates an AI-ready doc with your table schema and API operations — you can copy it directly into your AI assistant as context to help it understand your data structure and make the right API calls.