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What is Robin’s MCP connector?
Robin’s MCP connector links Robin to any AI assistant that supports MCP, the standard for connecting AI tools to your software. Employees and admins can run the entire workplace, within the permissions you already set in Robin.
Your AI assistant
Any assistant that supports MCP
Robin’s MCP connector
Turns requests into actions and answers
Your Robin permissions and SSO apply to every request.
Why connect Robin to your AI assistant?
Robin’s MCP connector puts your workplace where work already happens, so the office is easier to use, easier to run and easier to plan.
One less app to juggle
Employees handle office tasks in their AI assistant, with nothing new to learn and fewer requests to manage.
- Book desks, rooms, any resource
- Manage visitors from anywhere
- Report issues and move meetings
Fast answers for leadership
Workplace and real estate teams answer new questions about the office in minutes, without building a report.
- Ask anything about your space
- Turn questions into reports
- Spot trends across all offices
Data in every decision
Robin works with the other tools in your assistant, so office data informs decisions across the business.
- Combine Robin with other tools
- Plan space around headcount
- Draft plans and publish to Robin
Secure access with the permissions you already set
Every action through Robin’s MCP connector follows each person’s Robin permissions and SSO. People see and book only what they could in Robin itself, and delegate booking works only for those you have given delegate permission.
All of Robin, in your AI assistant
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Frequently Asked
Questions
Robin’s MCP connector connects Robin to any AI assistant that supports MCP. People can book desks, plan seating and ask how the office is used from the assistant, without opening a separate app.
MCP, the Model Context Protocol, is an open standard that lets AI assistants connect to business software. Robin’s MCP connector uses it to give your assistant access to Robin data and actions.
Robin’s MCP connector works with any AI assistant that supports MCP.
Most major AI assistants support MCP, including Claude, ChatGPT, Microsoft 365 Copilot, Gemini, Mistral Le Chat, Perplexity and Grok, along with coding tools like GitHub Copilot in VS Code and Cursor. How you add a connector, and which plans allow it, varies by assistant. In Microsoft 365 Copilot and Gemini Enterprise, for example, an admin sets up connectors for the organization.
You can book desks near the people you need to see, book for a group or for a colleague with delegate permission, plan seating and stack plans, and get answers about seat usage, capacity and cost by cost center.
Yes. Every action follows each person’s Robin permissions and SSO, so people only see and book what they could in Robin itself.
Yes. When your company connects other tools to its AI assistant, Robin’s MCP connector works alongside them. For example, you can pair new hire start dates from an HRIS with desk booking, or lease costs with attendance to see cost per occupied seat.
No. Robin’s MCP connector is included in the Robin platform. The tools available depend on your plan.
Robin and AI
Connect Robin to the assistant you already use, and see where your data goes along the way.
Security and governance for AI assistant connections
Review how Robin’s MCP server secures AI assistant connections: user-scoped permissions, admin controls, token refresh checks, and what data assistants can access.
Using Robin in your AI assistant
Connect Robin to Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, Copilot Studio, or Gemini through Robin’s MCP server. Book desks and rooms, check reservations, and find people from chat.
How Robin uses AI
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