muro MCP server
The official hosted MCP server for muro.chat, enabling AI agents to manage customer support conversations, send replies, triage tickets, and configure the live chat widget.
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muro MCP server
The official hosted Model Context Protocol server for muro.chat, the live chat widget + AI support inbox for people running multiple projects.
Connect your AI agent (Claude, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, ChatGPT, or any MCP client) to your support inbox: it can list and search customer conversations, read full message threads, send replies or internal notes, triage with status/tags/assignee, look up contacts, and even configure the chat widget. Support becomes a tool call inside your editor.
There is nothing to install and no local process: the server is a remote Streamable HTTP endpoint.
https://muro.chat/api/mcp
Also listed on the official MCP registry as chat.muro/support.
Authentication
Create an API key in the muro dashboard (Settings → API keys). Keys look like mr_live_… and carry scopes:
| Scope | Allows |
|---|---|
read |
list/search conversations, read threads, contacts, sites |
write |
send replies and notes, triage, update widget config |
A key can be pinned to a single site: every request it makes (REST and MCP alike) only sees that site's conversations, contacts and config. One key per repo means the agent working on a project only ever sees that project's inbox.
Send the key as a Bearer token:
Authorization: Bearer mr_live_…
Quick start
Clients that support remote MCP servers natively can use the URL + header directly. stdio-only clients connect through mcp-remote:
npx mcp-remote https://muro.chat/api/mcp \
--header "Authorization: Bearer mr_live_…"
This repo also ships a tiny open-source bridge, index.js, that wraps mcp-remote with the muro endpoint baked in; it reads the key from the MURO_API_KEY environment variable. Run it from a checkout (npm install && node index.js) or via Docker:
docker build -t muro-mcp .
docker run -i -e MURO_API_KEY=mr_live_... muro-mcp
Ready-to-paste configs for common clients are in examples/:
- Claude Desktop (
claude_desktop_config.json) - Cursor (
.cursor/mcp.json) - Windsurf (
~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json)
Tools
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
list_conversations |
List conversations; filter by status, full-text search |
get_conversation |
One conversation with its messages |
send_reply |
Reply to the visitor, or leave an internal note |
update_conversation |
Change status, tags, assignee |
list_contacts |
List contacts |
get_contact |
One contact's details |
list_sites |
Your sites and their widget config |
update_site |
Configure the widget: color, position, welcome message, language, size |
Example prompts
Once connected, ask your agent things like:
- "What are customers complaining about today?"
- "Read the last conversation about the checkout bug and summarize it."
- "Draft a reply to the visitor asking about refunds, friendly tone."
- "Close every conversation we already answered this week."
- "Switch the widget on my landing page to dark blue and French."
Links
- Product: muro.chat
- API + MCP docs: muro.chat/docs/api
- Live demo: muro.chat/demo
- Contact: hello@muro.chat
License
The documentation and example configurations in this repository are MIT licensed (see LICENSE). The muro service itself is a commercial product.
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