MCP for Claude, Codex and Cursor
Your AI tools look up what Will knows about your company, with no copying and pasting of context.
Through Will’s MCP server, Claude, Codex and Cursor use what Will knows about your company. And your own agents, like Muse, Grok, Hermes and OpenClaw, pick up company work with Will’s permissions.
From Claude: what’s holding up #1842?
The linen from Têxtil Norte, which ships Friday. Sources: today’s email at 08:41 and the order in Bling.
From Claude: move the due date on the #1842 card to Wednesday.
Moved it in ClickUp and let Marina know, since she’s handling the order.
Example · fictional company and data
Your AI tools look up what Will knows about your company, with no copying and pasting of context.
Muse, Grok, Hermes and OpenClaw pick up company work and report back in the same task.
Outside agents follow your company’s rules, just like Will, and every action gets a receipt.
The tool sees what the person who connected it can see, and nothing more.
Will is one thing. This part leads you to these others.
Your AI tools use what the brain knows.
/en/product/company-brainAlways with Will’s permissions.
/en/securityMCP is an integration in the other direction: from the outside in.
/en/integrationsYour own agents pick up work, just like the helpers.
/en/helpersThe teams, companies and tasks this part of Will works on.
Teams
Industries
It’s an open standard for connecting AI tools to data sources. With it, Claude, Codex or Cursor can query Will the same way they query other sources.
Add Will’s MCP server to your tool and sign in with your account. From then on, it sees what you see.
No. The names identify compatible tools, not a partnership.
Yes, with the permissions of whoever connected it. You decide what Will, and anyone working through it, does on its own and what gets brought to you. Payments and anything you mark as sensitive always go through you.
Plans tailored to your company. Tell us what takes up most of your team’s day, and Will starts there.