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Configure your tenant by asking – introducing the Enterspeed Management MCP

You've been able to ask questions about your data with the Query MCP. Now you can ask about your tenant too. 🛠

The new Enterspeed Management MCP turns the Enterspeed Management API into a set of Model Context Protocol (MCP) tools that AI clients like Claude, Cursor or VS Code can discover and call on their own. Where the Query MCP reads your data, the Management MCP reads – and changes – your configuration: sources, environments, domains, clients, and the mapping schemas that tie it all together.

It's available now, so go ahead and give it a try.

Why it matters

For a long time we've had the Enterspeed CLI to read or configure a tenant from code, and while the Management MCP can do more or less the same, it's more tailored to agents. Now you can simply ask: "Give me an overview of my tenant", "What triggers the schema behind my product pages?" or "Show me any processing errors in the last 24 hours". You can even have an agent author a mapping schema, dry-run it against a real source entity, and save a new version, all in one conversation.

Read more in the Enterspeed Management MCP documentation.

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