pumble-mcp
Enables Claude to interact with Pumble workspace through REST API, including sending, editing, and listing messages, channels, and users.
README
pumble-mcp
A small MCP server that wraps Pumble's "API Key addon" REST API, exposing six
tools to Claude Code: send a message, list channel messages, edit a message,
list channels, send a direct message, and list workspace users. See SPEC.md
for the full design.
Security note: the Pumble API key you configure grants broad, workspace-wide access. Read the Security / Permissions section before installing.
1. Get a Pumble API key
- In your Pumble workspace, install the API Key addon (Apps/Integrations).
- Generate a key from the addon's settings. Pumble shows it once as an ephemeral message — copy it immediately.
2. Configure the key
cp .env.example .env
# edit .env and set PUMBLE_API_KEY=<your key>
.env is gitignored — never commit it. If you'd rather set it globally for
your shell (so any tool can use it without a .env file), add to
~/.bashrc:
export PUMBLE_API_KEY="<your key>"
3. Install, build
npm install
npm run build
4. Register with Claude Code
Register this as an MCP server using the absolute path to the built entry
point on your machine. Run this from the project root so $(pwd) resolves
correctly:
claude mcp add pumble --env PUMBLE_API_KEY="$PUMBLE_API_KEY" -- node "$(pwd)/dist/index.js"
This writes an entry for pumble into Claude Code's MCP server config so
future sessions automatically have all six tools available, the same way
Slack's tools show up as mcp__plugin_slack_slack__*.
Verify it's registered:
claude mcp list
Development
npm run dev # watch mode
npm run typecheck # tsc --noEmit
npm test # vitest
Tools
| Tool | Pumble endpoint | Notes |
|---|---|---|
pumble_send_message |
POST /sendMessage |
channel or channelId (exactly one), text, asBot (default false — posts as your own user) |
pumble_list_messages |
GET /listMessages |
channel or channelId (exactly one), optional cursor/limit; returns { hasMoreAfter, hasMoreBefore, messages } |
pumble_edit_message |
POST /editMessage |
messageId, channelId, text |
pumble_list_channels |
GET /listChannels |
No input; returns every channel visible to the key, including DM (channelType DIRECT) and group-DM channels |
pumble_send_dm |
POST /dmUser |
userId or email (exactly one), text |
pumble_list_users |
GET /listUsers |
No input; returns every workspace member's id, name, email |
Security / Permissions
This server hands a single static Pumble API key to an MCP server that Claude Code can call. Understand the blast radius before installing:
- The API key inherits the full visibility and privileges of the Pumble user who generated it. It is a password-equivalent secret.
- With these six tools, anyone able to invoke this server (including any Claude
session configured with it) can, as you:
- read, send, and edit messages in any channel the key can see;
- send direct messages to any user (
pumble_send_dm); - enumerate every workspace member's name and email (
pumble_list_users); - read DM history —
pumble_list_channelsreturns DM channels (channelType DIRECT), whosechannelIdfeedspumble_list_messages.
- There is no per-tool scoping and no read-only mode: one key means full read/write across channels, DMs, and the user directory.
Recommendations:
- Never commit
.env(it is gitignored). Do not paste the key into logs, issues, or chat. - If the key is ever exposed, rotate it: generate a new key in the API Key
addon, update
.env, confirm it works, then revoke the old key. - If your workspace allows it, generate the key from a dedicated, least-privilege service account rather than a full-admin user.
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