Connect an AI assistant with MCP
Connect an AI assistant to Subview through MCP and OAuth. Understand read-only access, available review data and how to disconnect.
Before you connect
You need an active Subview account and an assistant that supports remote MCP servers with OAuth. Company users need access to a company workspace; administrators can also connect with their wider access. If MCP is unavailable in your workspace, contact your Subview team to check access.
MCP lets an assistant read stored reviews, available translations and replies, review statistics, ready digests and your subscriptions. It does not create products, change reviews, import new data, generate translations or manage subscriptions.
Connect with OAuth
Server URL: https://mcp.subview.ai
- Add the server URL as a remote MCP server in your assistant and choose OAuth sign-in.
- Sign in to Subview and review the requested access.
- Choose Allow Access to connect. Return to your assistant to start asking questions.
Understand the access you grant
A company connection can read that company's available products, apps, sources, reviews, statistics and fully accessible ready digests, plus your own profile and subscriptions. An administrator connection can read across companies, including users and subscriptions. Review the account and access shown before allowing a connection.
The assistant cannot change Subview data or read passwords or API keys. Each assistant has its own connection, which you can revoke independently.
Your assistant receives the data it requests through the connection. Consider your team's policies and the assistant provider's data settings before connecting it.
Try a specific question
Name the product and give a start and end date for the period you want to explore. Ask the assistant to link to supporting reviews and explain any limits in the available data.
- Find negative reviews for a product from the past week.
- Compare recurring problems across the products available to my company.
- Summarize feature requests in recent reviews and link to the supporting feedback.
Check the evidence and coverage
Answers use the data already stored in Subview. Available review history and update timing vary by source. An empty result means no matching stored records were found; it does not establish that no users gave that feedback.
Ask whether the assistant read all matching reviews or a sample. For feature requests and recurring problems, include different ratings and languages. Ready digests summarize particular deliveries and can overlap, so their review counts should not be added together.
Manage or disconnect an assistant
Open MCP in your workspace to see Connected assistants, their access, status and last use. Select Disconnect to revoke a connection. The assistant will need your permission to reconnect.
Connections stay active until you disconnect them or your account loses access. A change of company revokes company connections; reconnect to authorize access to your new company.
If you cannot connect or find data
- Check that your assistant supports remote MCP with OAuth and that its server URL is https://mcp.subview.ai. Start the connection again from your assistant if the sign-in request has expired.
- Personal MCP tokens are no longer supported. If you previously connected with a token, remove the old Authorization header or token setting before signing in with OAuth.
- If a product or source is missing, check that it is available in your Subview workspace. Ask your administrator or the Subview team to check your access and source setup.