ClashWise
ClashWise MCP connections
Connect a compatible AI client or IDE to your published ClashWise data. Your organisation controls access; reading and editing have separate permissions, and controlled edits require a reviewed preview.
You need a ClashWise account, a participating organisation and the capabilities granted by its admin. MCP is part of the Clash Management cloud platform.
Check plan availabilityAn organisation admin opens Organization → Connected AI → Manage, turns on Enable MCP connections, then selects Save MCP access. Access is off until an admin enables it.
On MCP access, grant the member the capabilities they need, then save. Reading and editing are separate permissions; approving an app cannot give it more access than the member currently has.
Use an MCP client or IDE that supports remote Streamable HTTP servers and OAuth sign-in. Add the server URL shown on this page. The client opens a browser for ClashWise sign-in and approval.
Review the requested capabilities, select Approve and return to the client. Check its available tools, then ask it to list the clash sets you can access.
Use the client’s remote MCP connection when it supports HTTP and OAuth. Client menus vary; the endpoint and ClashWise approval steps stay the same.
Add a remote server, choose Streamable HTTP if asked, and enter the server URL above. Sign in in the browser window and approve the requested access.
A client that only supports an API key cannot complete this OAuth connection. Use a client with remote OAuth support or a compatible local bridge.
For a desktop client with local stdio servers and the mcpServers configuration format, the mcp-remote bridge can connect to the same endpoint. It requires Node.js and npx on your machine.
Merge this entry into the client’s MCP configuration, keep any existing servers, then restart or reload the client. The bridge opens the browser approval flow.
{
"mcpServers": {
"clashwise": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"-y",
"mcp-remote",
"https://api.clashwise.ai/mcp"
]
}
}
}The -y option lets npx install the bridge package. Follow its maintained setup instructions for your client.
Read the mcp-remote instructionsThese capabilities cover the current customer tools. Existing clash-set and matrix access still applies, and the server checks current grants on every call.
Access settings also list View sessions and Manage sessions. A permission entry does not guarantee a matching tool is exposed: check the tool list returned to your client.
Browse accessible clash sets, inspect clash details and comments, and request available viewpoint images. Image links are time-limited.
Inspect your matrices, available options and rules.
Prepare and confirm changes to a clash title, status, priority, due date or closed state.
Preview and confirm rule changes on matrices you created. Matrices with AI edits disabled cannot be changed this way.
Read your own notification feed, adjust personal notification preferences and mute sets. This does not change another member’s preferences.
For controlled clash and matrix edits, the client first receives a before-and-after preview. It must explicitly confirm the reviewed change before ClashWise applies it. Without confirmation, that edit is not applied.
Illustrative edit preview
Connected apps shows each client and its granted access. Revoke a connection when it should stop working; use Delete to remove a revoked entry from the list.
Open connected appsMembers can review their own tool calls. Organisation admins can filter by member, alongside activity from Wise and the Navisworks plug-in.
Open tool activityYour organisation may have MCP disabled, or your member account may be missing a requested capability. Ask an organisation admin to check MCP access and save the required grants.
Current permissions are checked again for every call. An admin may have disabled MCP or removed a capability, the connection may have been revoked, or the requested clash set or matrix may be outside your access.
Revoked connections stay visible until you delete the entry. Approving that client again creates a fresh connection.
Select the URL or configuration text and copy it manually. Setup links and code remain available without JavaScript.
Sign in to check your organisation’s MCP access, or share this guide with the admin who manages it.