> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://developers.techwolf.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# What is the TechWolf MCP Connector?

Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that lets AI assistants call
outside data sources directly. The TechWolf MCP connector is an MCP server that
lets AI assistants such as Copilot, Claude, or any other MCP-compatible tool
read your organization's TechWolf data.

Connecting TechWolf to your AI assistant gets you three things:

* **Flexible retrieval and reasoning** over TechWolf data, using the
  intelligence of the AI assistant you already use.
* **TechWolf data inside your daily tools** — documents, spreadsheets,
  presentations.
* **Combined insights across systems:** adding MCP connections to other
  workforce data sources (HCM, financial systems, contingency platforms) lets
  your assistant reason over those systems and TechWolf data together.

This supports strategic HR use cases such as talent development, redeployment,
strategic workforce planning, and work redesign.

## What it can and can't do

The connector reads from the three TechWolf data products held for your
organization — Skill Intelligence, Work Intelligence, and Market Intelligence.
It adds no new data sources.

* **Read-only.** The connector cannot modify or delete any skill or task
  data.
* **Centralized access.** A user can only access data they explicitly have
  access to, as configured in the TechWolf Console.

## Who can use it

Access is managed in the TechWolf Console. A user needs a Console account on
your organization to connect, and what they see through the connector is
exactly what their Console permissions allow — removing access takes effect on
their next call. Most customers scope access to HR business partners or a
dedicated transformation team; your own administrators manage this in the
Console.

## Connecting

Your organization's admin adds the connector once per AI assistant, using the
connector URL TechWolf provides during onboarding. After that, each user
connects individually: they sign in through your own identity provider (the
same single sign-on as the TechWolf Console) and approve a consent screen. No
passwords or API keys are shared with the assistant.

The connector also works behind an organization-wide MCP gateway; see
[Security](./security) for the requirements.

## How is this different from the TechWolf Analyst Agent?

The [Analyst Agent](../analyst-agent/overview) is an AI assistant hosted by
TechWolf that answers workforce questions out of the box, in the Console or as
a custom agent in Copilot, on a credit system.

The MCP connector works inside AI assistants you already use. It reaches your
TechWolf data inside your daily tools, and can be combined with other MCP
connectors in the same assistant.

## Availability

Early access is opening now; general availability is targeted for
November 1, 2026. Reach out to your TechWolf contact to join the early access
program.

## In this section

* [Security](./security): authentication, hosting, retention, gateway
  compatibility, and certifications — written for your IT and security review.
* [FAQ](./faq): common questions about scope, access, and risk.

If you see anything in the documentation that is not correct, does not match
your experience or requires further clarification, please reach out to us at
[support@techwolf.ai](mailto:support@techwolf.ai).