Salesgram MCP

Talk to your network from your AI assistants

MCP (Model Context Protocol) connects Salesgram to Claude and other AI assistants. Ask in natural language (“how do I prep my meeting with Giulia?”, “who should I follow up with this week?”, “what happened in my network?”) and the assistant queries your Salesgram data for you, without switching windows. The app comes to you, instead of you going to the app. As everywhere in Salesgram, the AI proposes and you confirm.

What Salesgram's MCP is

MCP is a secure bridge between your Salesgram account and compatible AI assistants. Instead of opening the app and searching, you ask the assistant: it uses Salesgram's tools and answers with your real data.

It's the same relationship intelligence engine you see in the app (matches, opportunities, connectors, intent search), made queryable by voice or chat.

The app that disappears into the assistant

Professional software is taking a clear direction: you no longer go into the application, the application comes into the context where you work. The assistant becomes the interface; underneath stay the data, the permissions and the rules.

Salesgram is built for that world: your network graph is curated by you, isolation is per-user, and every AI proposal waits for your confirmation. When the interface disappears, what makes the difference is the quality of what sits underneath.

What you can ask

  • “How do I prep my meeting with Giulia?”: in one shot who she is, the points to bring up next time, what you already talked about, her communication style and who introduced her to you.
  • “Who should I follow up with this week?”: overdue and upcoming reminders, each with its reason.
  • “What happened in my network?”: new contacts and opportunities, the strongest matches right now, what's waiting for your review.
  • “Who in my network works in product management?”
  • “Search my network for someone who can help with go-to-market in fintech.”
  • “Add Marco Rossi, CTO of Acme.”: it creates the contact, and any tags stay pending your approval.
  • “Log this call with Giulia: …”: it saves the transcript and extracts the signals as a draft.

The easiest way: the Claude Desktop extension

Download the extension, double-click it and paste your key. No Node to install, no file to edit: the key is stored in your computer's keychain.

  • Create a key with “Allow writing too” in app.salesgram.app/account/sviluppatori.
  • Download salesgram.mcpb below and double-click it: Claude Desktop installs it.
  • Paste the key when prompted, and confirm. Done.
Download the extension (.mcpb)

Other clients or manual setup

On clients other than Claude Desktop (Cursor, VS Code…) or if you prefer to configure by hand, point at the MCP endpoint with your key. This path needs Node.js installed.

  • In Claude Desktop → Settings → Developer → Edit Config (or your client's config), paste the configuration below, replacing YOUR_KEY with your key.
  • Quit and reopen the client: the Salesgram tools appear.
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "salesgram": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "mcp-remote", "https://app.salesgram.app/api/mcp",
               "--header", "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_KEY"]
    }
  }
}

You stay the curator

  • Your data only: the key enforces per-user isolation at the database level; the assistant sees only your network.
  • Write is opt-in: read-only is the default; writing tools activate only if you choose the “write” permission.
  • The AI proposes, you confirm: suggested tags stay pending approval and conversations stay drafts. Nothing enters your network without your click (active tagging).
  • Revocable keys: disable them anytime; we store only the hash, never the plaintext key.

What it can do

Thirteen tools: ten read and three curated-write.

  • Read: search contacts, contact detail, meeting prep, network news, reminders due, opportunities, matches, connectors, intent search, list tags.
  • Curated write: add contact, propose tags, log conversation.
  • The two AI functions (intent search and conversation logging) use your monthly AI quota, as in the app.

FAQ

Which AI assistants are supported?

Any client that speaks the MCP protocol. With Claude Desktop the connection is the one described above; clients with native HTTP connectors point straight at the endpoint with the Authorization header.

Can the AI change my data without me noticing?

No. Read is the default. Writes require a key with the “write” permission and, even then, nothing is applied automatically: tags stay suggestions to approve and conversations stay drafts to confirm.

What does the assistant see of my network?

Only your account's data. The key enforces per-user isolation at the database level: no other account is reachable.

How do I revoke access?

In Account → Developers you revoke the key in one click: from then on the assistant no longer has access.

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