PROSPECX MCP
Your pipeline now takes requests.
Search leads, check your pipeline, and draft outreach without leaving Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client. Spending points and messaging people are separate permissions you grant or withhold.
- 25tools
- 9scopes you approve
- OAuth 2.1no API key to store
- 2-stepbefore anything costs or sends
YOUR CONNECTION
CONNECTEDprospecx.in/api/mcp
Approved with your Prospecx login — no key stored anywhere.
WORKSPACE
Your Prospecx workspace
SCOPES GRANTED
Off unless you approve them when connecting.
WORKS WITH
SETUP
Three steps. Then it’s live.
No integration project, no engineering ticket, and nothing to install. You approve it with the Prospecx login you already have.
Copy the connector URL
This is the whole address. There is no API key to create, nothing to install, and no file to find — your client discovers everything else from this one URL.
https://prospecx.in/api/mcpAdd the server
Pick your client below. Each one takes the same URL; only where you paste it differs.
Add it as a custom connector. Nothing to install, no file to edit.
VERIFIED · SHOWS CONNECTED- 1Open Settings, then Connectors.
- 2Choose "Add custom connector".
- 3Paste the connector URL above and confirm.
- 4Click Connect, then Approve on the Prospecx screen that opens.
There is no API key to paste and nothing to install. You approve the connection with your normal Prospecx login, and can revoke it any time from Settings.
Ask for what you want
No commands to memorise. Say what you need in plain language — the assistant reads the request and picks the right tools on its own.
“Find me 5 fresh leads hiring for React.”
“What's stuck in my pipeline this week?”
“Draft a follow-up to the lead I starred yesterday.”
First run
It opens by telling you where you stand.
Ask your first question and Prospecx answers with the workspace as it actually is — then suggests what to do about it. A workspace with leads in it is told who to call. An empty one is told to go find someone. Neither is a script.
A workspace with leads in it
A workspace on day one
Nothing here yet.
Tell Prospecx who you sell to and it starts watching for people who say they need it.
SEE IT WORK
One request. A few tool calls. A ready draft.
A replay of a real exchange — the names, scores and tool calls are exactly what the connector returned.
“Looking for a dev team to rebuild our property listing platform — Next.js preferred. Need someone who can start this month.”
Contacts stay locked until you spend a point — and the assistant has to ask first.
One workspace
Not a copy of your pipeline. Your pipeline.
The connector reads and writes the same records the app does. Unlock a contact in Claude and it is unlocked in Prospecx. Change a status here, it has changed there. There is no sync, no export, and nothing to reconcile — it is one workspace with two windows onto it.
In Claude
“Scaling our D2C fulfilment and need a 3PL partner who can guarantee same-day across four metros. DMs open.”
The same record, the same score, the same lock state as the app on the right.
The same lead in Prospecx
Aanya Mehta
AStrong fitDecision-makerCo-founder & COO
AI score
At a glance
What this lead wants
Aanya is scaling Brightfold's D2C fulfilment and is actively shopping for a third-party logistics partner that can guarantee same-day delivery across four metros. Her post signals urgency ("DMs open") and budget — a strong fit for a premium 3PL pitch led with metro coverage.
Reach them directly
Verified contacts
Work email
Direct mobile
+91 98xxx xxxxx
Reach out
Personalised voice note
Write a short message (or reuse a draft), pick the language, and we'll turn it into a natural voice note you can send on WhatsApp or email.
What should be said
142/2000Hi Aanya, saw your post about scaling D2C ops and needing same-day delivery across four metros — that's exactly what we run for brands your size. Worth a quick call this week?
Language
Voice engine
Voice
EVERY TOOL, HONESTLY LABELLED
Twenty-five tools. It can read your desk, and it can go find people.
Every write only touches your own workspace. Anything past that previews before it runs. Want the arguments and return shapes? Jump to the reference →
prospecx_start_hereYour workspace at a glance, and a few good opening moves.
Freeprospecx_get_today_briefThe day's brief — moves worth making, deals at risk, forecast.
Freeprospecx_search_leadsSearch leads by text, status, or minimum fit score.
Freeprospecx_get_leadOne lead in full, including the post that surfaced them.
Freeprospecx_get_pipelineEvery stage, with lead counts and deal value.
Freeprospecx_get_insightsCounters for the workspace — totals, recent additions, average fit.
Freeprospecx_get_agendaYour reminders and follow-ups, soonest first.
Freeprospecx_get_accountPoints balance and the cost of every chargeable action.
Freeprospecx_get_listsYour saved lists, or the leads inside one.
Freeprospecx_get_radarWhich leads you watch, and what they just posted or changed.
Freeprospecx_watch_leadPut a lead on Radar, or take them off.
Freeprospecx_get_meetingsUpcoming and past calls, with the lead each is about.
Freeprospecx_get_meetingOne call in full — transcript and minutes, if a notetaker attended.
Freeprospecx_get_proposalsEvery proposal, and whether they actually opened it.
Freeprospecx_get_proposalOne proposal in full — scope, pricing, body.
Freeprospecx_draft_outreachEmail, WhatsApp, LinkedIn DM and a call script — from their post.
Freeprospecx_annotate_leadSet a note, a status and a follow-up reminder in one call.
Freeprospecx_update_dealSet what a deal is worth and which stage it sits in.
Freeprospecx_add_leadAdd someone you met elsewhere into the same pipeline.
Freeprospecx_manage_listCreate a list and add leads to it.
Freeprospecx_find_new_leadsGo and find people you do not have yet, and add them.
1 pt per leadprospecx_unlock_lead_contactsReveal a verified email and phone, or run deep research.
1–2 pointsprospecx_send_emailSend a one-off email to a lead from your connected mailbox.
Sends on callprospecx_send_whatsappSend a one-off WhatsApp message to a lead.
Sends on callprospecx_enroll_in_sequenceAdd a lead into an automated follow-up sequence.
Sends on callBEYOND TOOL CALLS
Slash commands, attach menus, and the full reference.
Prompts and resources are what you actually see in the client, not just what it calls behind the scenes. Below that: every tool, documented in full — arguments, return shape, cost, and a real example.
SLASH COMMANDS · PROMPTS
Prospecx: daily standupReads today’s brief and the pipeline, then turns them into a short, prioritised plan — the single most important move, a few more worth making, and anything going cold.
ARGUMENTS
none
No arguments — run it each morning.
Prospecx: prep me for a callA one-page brief before you dial: who they are, the post that put them on your radar quoted back to you, three grounded questions, and one risk to expect.
ARGUMENTS
lead — Name, company or id — it looks them up.
lead: "Asha, Acme"
Prospecx: draft an openerDrafts a first message under 90 words, grounded in the specific post that surfaced the lead — never sent, only shown.
ARGUMENTS
lead — Name, company or id.
angle? — Optional slant, e.g. 'short and direct' or 'Hinglish'.
lead: "Rohan, Cedarline" · angle: "short and direct"
Prospecx: triage my leadsRanks the open leads and says what to do with each — grouped into reply today, worth a look, and let it cool. Reads the post text rather than sorting by score, so it can say why, and flags anything whose follow-up is already overdue.
ARGUMENTS
none
No arguments — run it when the list has got away from you.
Prospecx: what movedSignals from the leads you watch, ranked by how fresh and how specific they are — someone posting about the exact problem you solve beats someone who merely changed job title.
ARGUMENTS
none
No arguments — the first thing to run in the morning.
Prospecx: debrief my last callTurns a finished call into what was agreed, what they hesitated on, and a next step with a date — then records it against the lead. Says so rather than inventing when no transcript exists.
ARGUMENTS
lead? — Name, company or id. Omit for the most recent meeting.
lead: "Aanya, Brightfold"
Prospecx: pipeline reviewWhich stage is clogged, which proposals were sent and never opened (a different problem from opened and ignored), what has gone quiet, and three moves for this week.
ARGUMENTS
none
No arguments — run it on a Monday.
Prospecx: go find peopleSearches the leads you already have first — free, and often enough — then goes looking only if it has to, and ranks what came back by whether it is worth unlocking.
ARGUMENTS
need — What they should be posting about, e.g. "hiring a shopify developer".
count? — How many to look for. Each costs a point.
need: "needs a 3PL partner" · count: "10"
Prospecx: revive the cold onesLeads that were active and went quiet, each with one specific reason to reopen that is not "just following up" — cross-checked against Radar, because someone who posted last week is a better bet than someone who has done nothing.
ARGUMENTS
none
No arguments.
Prospecx: prep me, I am calling in 5 minutesWho they are, what they posted quoted back, anything you have already sent them, three questions that show you read it, and the objection most likely to come up — on one screen.
ARGUMENTS
lead — Name, company or id.
lead: "Vandini, Y5 Labs"
ATTACH MENU · RESOURCES
prospecx://todayToday's Prospecx brief
The day’s moves, deals at risk and forecast — dropped straight into context, no tool call needed.
prospecx://leads/hotHot leads
The highest-scoring open leads in the workspace, ready to attach to any question.
prospecx://lead/{id}A single lead
One lead, with the post that surfaced them. The client autocompletes real leads from the workspace, so nobody pastes a UUID by hand.
FULL TOOL REFERENCE
Read
The sales desk
Write
Spend points
Reach a person
prospecx_start_hereThe first call in a conversation. Reports the workspace as it actually is — lead count, the intent phrases it tracks, points balance, what this connection is permitted to do — and suggests opening moves built from that state.
ARGUMENTS
None — call it with no arguments.
RETURNS
Workspace name and plan, lead counters, target profile, points balance and cost table, the granted permissions, and a short list of suggested requests. In Claude this renders as an interactive card.
TRY ASKING
"What can Prospecx do?" — or just your first Prospecx question.
The one rule
You decide what it may do. Then it does it.
Spending points and sending messages are their own permissions, off unless you grant them. Grant them and the assistant acts in a single step — it will tell you the cost or show you the message first, but nothing in the server forces it to. Withhold them and searching, briefing and drafting still work in full.
Without the permission
It cannot, at all
prospecx_unlock_lead_contacts({ lead_id })
With it
One call, and it is done
prospecx_unlock_lead_contacts({ lead_id })
Spending and sending are separate permissions. Withhold them and they are impossible, not merely discouraged.
Every connection is pinned to one workspace. Another workspace’s lead simply does not exist to it.
The amount charged always matches the amount calculated — it cannot drift between the two.
A lead whose contacts you have not bought cannot be emailed. There is no fallback address.
Disconnect takes effect instantly, mid‑conversation, from Settings → MCP.
You can switch confirmation back on per workspace if you would rather be asked every time.
All nine scopes
Dashed scopes are never granted by default. A read-only key physically cannot spend a point or send a message.
WHEN SOMETHING’S OFF
The four things that actually go wrong.
Fixes, not a support queue.
Connected, but no tools show up
Restart the client after adding the server — most only scan for MCP servers on launch. Still empty after a restart? Check the client’s MCP or logs panel for a startup error from the process itself.
invalid_api_key
The key was revoked, mistyped, or copied with a trailing space or line break. Confirm it starts with px_live_ and matches exactly what Settings → API keys showed you — that value is only ever shown once.
insufficient_scope
Scopes are fixed at creation and can’t be edited afterwards. Mint a new key with the scope the tool needs, point your client at it, then revoke the old one.
Revoking a key
Settings → API keys → Revoke. Access disappears immediately — nothing else in the workspace is touched, and any request already in flight fails on its next call.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Before you connect it.
Your assistant is ready when you are.
Paste one URL, approve it with the login you already have, and start working your pipeline in conversation.
FREE TO CONNECT · READ-ONLY SCOPES BY DEFAULT · REVOKE ANYTIME