Roux MCP server

Give your AI the human context it's missing.

Connect Roux to the AI where work already happens. Launch structured interviews, find existing Roux, track responses, and carry synthesized findings back into the decision.

Installation

Choose your AI client

The guided pages give the AI everything it needs to walk you through setup. You can also configure any remote MCP client manually.

Remote MCP endpoint

https://www.helloroux.com/mcp
  1. 01

    Open connector settings

    Open the custom MCP or connector settings in your AI client.

  2. 02

    Add the remote server

    Name it Roux and paste the Streamable HTTP endpoint above. Do not add authentication headers.

  3. 03

    Authorize one workspace

    Connect through OAuth, sign in to Roux, and choose the workspace this client may access.

  4. 04

    Run a read-only test

    Start a new conversation and ask the client to list recent Roux or search for one by title.

Roux uses OAuth and Dynamic Client Registration. Never paste a Roux password, API key, or manual authorization header into the client. Organization-managed AI products may require an administrator to add or approve custom connectors.

MCP tools

From missing context to a full synthesis

Find the right Roux

List recent Roux, search titles and goals, and continue through large workspaces with cursor pagination.

list_rouxsearch_roux

Collect human context

Create a structured Roux, share its response link, and track completion without exposing respondent identities.

create_rouxget_roux_status

Turn responses into decisions

Generate a synthesis, read the findings in conversation, and open the full report in the Roux dashboard.

generate_roux_synthesisget_roux_synthesis

Connect the rest of your stack

Bring GitHub, Linear, and Slack context into Roux, then let your AI carry the synthesized result back to where work happens.

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