Nexudus MCP Server
The Nexudus MCP Server is a hosted service that lets AI assistants — like Claude and ChatGPT — read and update data in your Nexudus account through natural language. There is nothing to install on your computer. You connect your AI assistant tohttps://mcp.nexudus.com, log in with your Nexudus account, and start asking questions or making changes.
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol — an open standard that lets AI assistants connect to external services. The Nexudus MCP server is the
official Nexudus implementation of this standard.
The Nexudus MCP server is under active development. Its entity coverage tracks the
nexudus-coworking-cli repository, which is the single source of truth for entity definitions
across the CLI, Agent Skills, and the MCP server — new entity types, commands, and improvements are picked up automatically as they ship.
Check the MCP server repository for the latest server updates.What can you do with it?
Ask questions in plain English
“How many visitors are expected at my London location today?” — your AI assistant answers using live data from Nexudus.
Create and update records
Add bookings, update products, archive resources, send invoices — all by describing what you want.
Works from any supported client
Claude.ai, ChatGPT, Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and VS Code with GitHub Copilot all support MCP.
Secure, account-scoped access
Each session is tied to your own Nexudus login. The server only sees the data your account can see.
PII redaction on by default
Member names, emails, phones, and addresses are replaced with safe tokens before any response leaves the server unless you opt in.
How it compares to the Nexudus CLI
The Nexudus CLI and the Nexudus MCP server share the same source of truth for entity definitions, so they cover the same operations. The difference is how you reach them.| You want to… | Use… |
|---|---|
| Talk to your Nexudus account from claude.ai, ChatGPT, or another chat client | The MCP server (this guide) |
| Run commands from the terminal or in scripts | The CLI |
| Embed Nexudus operations in an AI assistant that runs locally with the CLI | The CLI with Agent Skills |
Who is this for?
| Audience | Use case |
|---|---|
| Coworking operators | Pull live reports, check visitors, update products, and create bookings from a chat interface. |
| Location managers | Ask “what’s happening at my location today?” without learning the admin panel. |
| Workflow automators | Drive multi-step tasks (“for every member with X status, send an invoice”) through an AI assistant. |
Supported clients
The Nexudus MCP server has been tested with these MCP clients:| Client | Connect from |
|---|---|
| Claude.ai (web) | Connect from Claude.ai |
| ChatGPT | Connect from ChatGPT |
| Claude Desktop | Connect from Claude Desktop |
| Claude Code (CLI) | Connect from Claude Code |
| VS Code with GitHub Copilot | Connect from VS Code |
Privacy and telemetry
- PII redaction is on by default. Customer names, emails, phones, addresses, and other personal data are replaced with safe tokens before any response leaves the server. You can opt in to seeing real PII via a checkbox on the sign-in page — see PII redaction.
- No customer data, account contents, or arguments to tool calls are ever included in usage telemetry. The MCP server only records the shape of calls (which operation, success or failure, latency). See Telemetry for the full list.
- You are responsible for AI behaviour. When you sign in, you tick a disclaimer acknowledging that AI assistants are non-deterministic and that you review their actions. See Good practice for how to work safely.
Next steps
Connect to the server
Prerequisites and the server URL.
Connect from Claude.ai
Step-by-step setup for Claude.ai.
Connect from ChatGPT
Step-by-step setup for ChatGPT.
Available tools
What your AI assistant can do once connected.
PII redaction
What gets redacted by default and when to opt in.
Good practice
Do’s and don’ts for safe AI use.