MCP server

Ask your assistant what users said. Connect Claude or any MCP client to read results and build surveys, signed in as you.

Connect

One line, then sign in. No key to copy for most clients.

The server lives at one URL. Add it, approve the consent screen, and your assistant has the tools below.

terminal

# Opens a Respondo sign-in in your browser
claude mcp add --transport http respondo https://app.myrespondo.com/api/mcp

Tools

Eight tools. Four that read what people said, four that shape what they are asked.

  • get_results

    Get results

    Totals per question: the answer split, rating averages, NPS, and sample open answers.

    Reads
  • list_responses

    List responses

    Individual answers, newest first, for when one respondent matters.

    Reads
  • list_surveys

    List surveys

    Every survey with its status, question count and response count.

    Reads
  • get_survey

    Get a survey

    One survey in full: questions, display, targeting and appearance.

    Reads
  • create_survey

    Create a survey

    Drafts a new survey. It is always created as a draft.

    Writes
  • update_survey

    Update a survey

    Changes a survey's name, questions or settings.

    Writes
  • set_survey_status

    Publish, pause or close

    Takes a survey live, pauses it, closes it or returns it to draft.

    Confirm first
  • delete_survey

    Delete a survey

    Removes a survey and its responses for good.

    Confirm first

Things to ask. Plain questions work. The assistant picks the tool.

  • What did people say about onboarding this month?
  • Summarise the open answers on the cancellation survey.
  • Draft an NPS survey for the billing page, shown to 10% of visitors.
  • Which survey has the lowest completion rate, and why might that be?

Access

You stay in charge. Your assistant is told to check with you before anything goes live or gets deleted.

  • Signs in as you

    Your client opens a Respondo consent screen. The connection sees what your account sees, and nothing across accounts.

  • Scoped

    Access is granted as surveys:read and surveys:write, so a connection can be allowed to read without being allowed to change anything.

  • Revocable

    Every connected client is listed in Settings under Connected apps, and any of them can be revoked there.

  • Keys as a fallback

    Secret keys are for clients that cannot sign in through a browser. They are stored hashed and shown only once.

Your users already have the answer. Ask them.