Connect your AI tools to Vora IQ
Give Claude and other AI tools your Business Memory, or assign tasks to your own AI agent and review what it brings back.
Vora IQ connects to outside AI tools through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open standard for giving AI applications access to outside context. There are two connections. Each has its own URL and its own approval, and neither can change your Vora IQ account.
| Connection | Business Memory | Agent tasks |
|---|---|---|
| What the AI tool can do | Read your brand voice, brand kit, customer segments, positioning, and stage | Work on tasks you assign it, then send the result back for your review |
| Use it for | Copy, designs, and messaging that fit your business | Research tasks on your roadmap, such as competitor research |
| Connector URL | https://mcp.voraiq.ai/mcp | https://mcp.voraiq.ai/execution/mcp |
Before you connect
- A Vora IQ account with an active subscription and at least one venture
- Business Memory filled in for that venture. A section you haven’t completed in Vora IQ (for example, brand voice) comes back empty to the AI tool.
- An AI tool that supports remote MCP connectors, such as Claude (web and desktop, on paid plans), Lovable, or Cursor
Share your Business Memory
Connect once, and the AI tool grounds its work in your actual business: copy in your brand voice, designs in your exact colors with your real logo, and messaging aimed at the customers you actually serve. No more pasting brand guidelines into every chat. A connected tool can read exactly six parts of your venture’s Business Memory, and nothing else:
| Resource | What the AI tool gets |
|---|---|
| Venture context | Your venture’s current stage and journey phase, so advice matches where you actually are |
| Brand voice | Your tone description and writing constraints, applied to all copy it generates |
| Brand kit | Your color palette, logo, and recent brand assets, as real values instead of placeholders |
| Customer segments | Who you serve: target segments with pain points and jobs-to-be-done |
| Positioning | Business summary, value propositions, target segment, and pricing model |
| Hook framework | The seven-layer social post structure and ranked hook formulas from Echo, your AI Teammate for social |
This connection is read-only. Payment information, connected account data, conversations, and everything else in your account stay out of reach.
Connect from Claude
- In Claude, open Settings → Connectors and choose Add custom connector
- Enter the connector URL:
https://mcp.voraiq.ai/mcp - Click Connect. Vora IQ opens so you can sign in with your usual account.
- Choose the venture you want to share and approve the connection
Other MCP tools work the same way: point them at the URL above and they find the sign-in flow on their own.
Try it
- “Write the hero section for our new landing page in our brand voice.”
- “Draft five launch posts using our hook framework.”
- “Mock up a pricing page with our brand colors and logo.”
- “Which of our customer segments cares most about this feature? Write the announcement for them.”
Assign tasks to your AI agent
Hand a task on your Vora IQ roadmap to an AI agent you already use, such as Claude. Your agent does the work in its own app, and the result comes back to the task for you to review. Nothing counts as done until you accept it.
What agents can take today. Research tasks, starting with competitor research. Your agent returns a research report with its sources. Other kinds of tasks stay with you and your AI Team for now.
Connect your agent
- In your AI tool, add a custom MCP connector with this URL:
https://mcp.voraiq.ai/execution/mcp - Sign in to Vora IQ when it opens
- Choose the venture your agent will work on and approve. Your agent sees only the tasks you assign it, for that one venture.
Use this URL, not the Business Memory URL. A Business Memory connection can read your Business Memory but can’t take tasks, so it won’t appear when you assign one.
Assign a task
- On a research task in Vora IQ, choose Assign to an agent
- Check what your agent will see, then choose Assign to your agent. Assigning is your approval to share it.
- Tell your agent to start. Vora IQ can’t start your agent for you, so choose Copy instructions and paste them into your agent: “Check my Vora tasks and start the one I assigned you.”
- Follow along on the task. Your agent checks in as it researches, analyzes, drafts, and checks its work.
- Choose Review result. Accept the report to save it to the task and mark the task done, or send it back with your notes.
What your agent can see and do
- It sees the task brief and a snapshot of the business details you reviewed when you assigned it. It never sees your financials, cap table, conversations, contacts, notes, or brand assets.
- It can claim the task, report progress, submit a result, or give the task back.
- It can’t change your business details, tasks, or roadmap. Only your accept writes anything to the task.
- Each task is visible only to the agent you assigned it to. You can move it to another agent or cancel it at any time.
Managing access
See what’s connected.Every AI tool and agent you’ve approved is listed in Vora IQ under Settings → Integrations → Connected apps. They’re grouped by venture, and agents that can take tasks are marked.
Disconnecting. Disconnect from Connected apps, or remove the connector in the AI tool. Disconnecting an agent takes back any tasks assigned to it. Connections end on their own after 30 days without use.
Switching ventures. A connection is bound to the venture you approved. To work with a different venture, connect again and choose the other venture at the approval step.
Troubleshooting
- My agent isn’t listed when I assign a task. It was probably connected with the Business Memory URL. Add it again with
https://mcp.voraiq.ai/execution/mcp. - The task says your agent stopped checking in. Agents check in every few minutes while they work. After 15 minutes of silence, ask your agent to continue, or choose Move to another agent.
- The connection fails or asks you to sign in repeatedly. Remove the connector, add it again with the exact URL, and finish the full sign-in, including the venture approval step.
- The AI tool reports an authorization error after a quiet month. Connections end after 30 days without use. Connect again.
- A resource comes back empty.That part of your Business Memory hasn’t been filled in yet. Complete it in Vora IQ (for example, brand voice or positioning) and ask again.
- Recent edits aren’t showing up. Business Memory is cached briefly for speed. Changes appear within an hour at most, usually within minutes. An assigned task keeps the snapshot you approved.
- “Rate limit exceeded.” Each connection has a limit on requests per minute. Wait a moment and try again.
Security and data handling
- Sign-in uses OAuth 2.1 with PKCE and dynamic client registration. All traffic is encrypted with TLS.
- The two connections have separate approvals and permissions. Access granted for one can’t be used on the other.
- The connector service never stores your Business Memory. It reads from Vora IQ on demand and holds only hashed sign-in tokens.
- Every Business Memory read is recorded in an audit log (which resource, when, and by which tool), kept for 12 months
- Once information reaches an AI tool at your direction, that tool’s own privacy policy applies to it
Full details are in Section 5.1 of our Privacy Policy.
Technical reference
Both connections use Streamable HTTP and OAuth 2.1 (PKCE, dynamic client registration). Each connection is bound to one venture.
Business Memory
| Endpoint | https://mcp.voraiq.ai/mcp |
|---|---|
| Scopes |
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| Tools |
Read-only. The same context is also available as resources. |
Agent tasks
| Endpoint | https://mcp.voraiq.ai/execution/mcp |
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| Scopes |
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| Tools |
The first four read; the last four work on a task. Only tasks assigned to this connection are visible. |
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