MCP server for Cantrip — AI-powered GTM engine for solo founders
MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for Cantrip — the AI-powered GTM engine for solo founders. This server lets any MCP-compatible agent (Claude, Cursor, etc.) interact with Cantrip's project management, gap analysis, and entity CRUD through the standard MCP tool protocol. The MCP server is a thin translation layer. It converts MCP tool calls into JSON envelopes and POSTs them to the Cantrip API.…
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MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for Cantrip — the AI-powered GTM engine for solo founders. This server lets any MCP-compatible agent (Claude, Cursor, etc.) interact with Cantrip's project management, gap analysis, and entity CRUD through the standard MCP tool protocol. The MCP server is a thin translation layer. It converts MCP tool calls into JSON envelopes and POSTs them to the Cantrip API. Zero business logic — identical contract to the CLI and React UI. Or run directly (used by the…
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