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Bindbee hosts an MCP server over the whole documentation site. Point Claude, Cursor, Codex, or any MCP client at it and they can search the docs, read full pages and grep the OpenAPI specs while they help you build.
No API key and no account. The server is read-only and covers published documentation only.
For a one-off question about a single page, use the Copy page menu at the top to copy or open it straight in Claude or ChatGPT. The MCP server is for when you want an assistant to search the whole site on its own.

Connect

Confirm it registered with claude mcp list.

What it exposes

Agents usually chain the first two: search to find the right page, then read all of it. That matters on pages like Create Time Off, where the provider-specific accordions are exactly the part a search snippet cuts off.

Skill

The server also exposes a skill resource. MCP gives an agent access to the docs, and the skill tells it how to use them: covering auth headers, base URLs, pagination, rate limits, and the common endpoints per category. Clients that support MCP resources load it automatically, and the file is readable at /skill.md for tools that do not. The skill is generated from these docs and regenerates as they change, so it always tracks published content.

Try it

Once connected, ask in your own words:
  • Which fields does the unified Employee model return for BambooHR?
  • Write the request body to create a time off entry on ADP.
  • Does Bindbee support writing timesheet entries, and on which connectors?
  • Set up a custom field that pulls a badge number out of raw_data.
  • What is the difference between id and remote_id in a passthrough call?
In an agentic coding tool this pairs with your own codebase. The assistant reads your integration code and the Bindbee reference in the same turn, so it writes against the real schema rather than a remembered one.

Authentication

API keys and connector tokens for calling Bindbee itself.

Embedded SDK

Embed the connector link flow in your product.

Model Context Protocol

The open standard behind this server.

Contact support

Questions about the server or the docs.