Connection model
Remote MCP over HTTPS
Any MCP-compatible AI client connects to the same Sagely endpoint via tool calling. No browser automation, no copy-paste, no brittle integrations.
AI Agents
Connect to Sagely over MCP and give agents access to client context, queues, tickets, and files. Everything stays inside your system of record. Nothing disappears into a chat thread.
What agents can do
Pick the workflow that matches your biggest bottleneck. More are added as the product grows.
Let agents read your queue, create tasks, update statuses, and prepare structured handoffs. Nothing breaks, nothing disappears from the record.
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Give agents access to client threads, approvals, and history so they can triage, summarise, and route work before a human ever looks at it.
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Agents monitor incoming requests, triage priority, draft responses, and escalate what needs a human. All from a single, bounded connection.
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Agents can upload, retrieve, and organise files in Sagely's File Vault. Or push files directly from the command line.
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How it works
Connection model
Any MCP-compatible AI client connects to the same Sagely endpoint via tool calling. No browser automation, no copy-paste, no brittle integrations.
Useful context
Agents run agentic workflows across queue state, client history, approvals, and ownership, writing back tasks, summaries, and handoffs in a predictable, reviewable format.
Human oversight
Every agent action produces a reviewable record inside your workspace, not buried in a chat thread. Your team can inspect, continue, or override at any step.
Remote MCP configuration
Read the right context, take a structured action, and leave the next operator with a record they can actually review.
{
"mcpServers": {
"sagely": {
"url": "https://app.getsagely.co/mcp/",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer sgly_live_••••"
}
}
}
} What your team can review at any time
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The broader product story: MCP feature page, handbook definitions, and implementation docs.
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Agentic AI handbook entry
The multi-step planning loop behind headless and semi-autonomous agent work.
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Human-in-the-loop handbook entry
Where review checkpoints should sit in client-facing workflows that involve agents.
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Product documentation and implementation guidance from Sagely.
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FAQ
AI agents connected to Sagely can read client threads, check approval status, and summarise outstanding work across every account. Before your team touches a single task, the agent has already triaged the queue and prepared a structured briefing. Your people make the calls; the agent does the reading.
Agents running through Sagely's MCP server handle project queue reads, client communication summaries, ticket routing, file organisation, and handoff notes. The routine work that used to take hours of human attention happens in the background. Your team stays focused on client decisions, not data gathering.
Sagely exposes a remote Model Context Protocol (MCP) server at a single HTTPS endpoint. Any MCP-compatible AI client (Claude, Cursor, Codex) connects using an agency-scoped bearer key and gains structured read and write access to your projects, clients, tickets, and files. Agents call specific tools rather than browsing a UI.
Headless agency operations means AI agents handle routine work (triage, summaries, handoffs, file organisation) directly through a structured API surface, without a human navigating a UI to do it. Sagely's MCP server is that structured surface; the agent is the operator.
Sagely exposes a remote Model Context Protocol (MCP) server over HTTPS. Any MCP-compatible client (Claude, Cursor, Codex, or your own tooling) can connect using a bearer key.
Agents can read queue state, client threads, approvals, and operational metadata. They can write back structured actions (tasks, summaries, and handoffs) that your team can review and action.
Yes. Sagely uses agency-scoped authentication and a bounded set of available actions. Agents can only access what the key permits, and every write-back is logged so nothing disappears into a transient chat session.
No. The MCP connection is a single URL and a bearer key. If your AI client supports remote MCP (Claude, Cursor, and most modern tools do), you are a one-minute config away from a live connection.
Browser automation is fragile and unpredictable. Sagely's MCP surface gives agents exactly the context and actions the workflow needs. No improvising, no clicking around, no risk of errors from outdated page state.
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Start a free trial, add the MCP server to your AI client, and let your agents run the work your team was doing manually.