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Connect to the endpoint whose catalog fits your workflow. Each endpoint has its own OAuth authorization.

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Compact operations

Compact groups 15 webhook, feasibility, and external-panel operations into six tools. Set operation to the desired operation name and provide its inputs alongside operation. Read operations are separate from writes; grouped writes use conservative destructive annotations.
  • inspect_webhooks: list_webhooks, get_webhook, or list_webhook_deliveries.
  • manage_webhook: create_webhook, rotate_webhook_secret, or test_webhook.
  • remove_webhook: choose delete_webhook_by_id and provide the webhook ID.
  • inspect_feasibility: list_feasibility_requests or get_feasibility_request.
  • manage_feasibility: submit_feasibility_request or cancel_feasibility_request.
  • manage_external_panel: configure_external_panel, regenerate_external_panel_token, or delete_external_panel.

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Research prompts

Clients supporting MCP prompts can discover these with prompts/list and request them with prompts/get:
  • plan_research_study: guide a research brief through draft creation, customization, persisted-plan review, and human approval.
  • review_fielding: inspect study progress, quality, and estimated finish, then decide whether attention is needed.
Prompts supply workflow guidance. They do not perform actions or authorize spending. Follow the queued planning and approval workflow in the study-creation playbook.

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FAQ

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Can I launch a panel from the CLI?

Use an MCP client for paid panel launch and human approval. The CLI supports estimates, study management, and progress inspection through its direct tool inventory.

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Do prompts authorize actions?

No. Prompts guide the workflow; plan review and paid-action confirmation come from the person.

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Next steps

Use the quickstart to authenticate, or inspect account context to select an organization.