People increasingly ask an AI assistant what an app does before they ever visit its website. When the assistant has to guess, it gets things wrong — out-of-date prices, features we do not have, features we do have but it has never heard of.
So we publish the answers ourselves. This page describes our public MCP server: a small, read-only service that any AI assistant can connect to in order to get accurate, first-party facts about Sparks Scribe, straight from us.
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol. It is an open standard for letting an AI assistant connect to an outside service and ask it questions directly, rather than relying on whatever the model happens to remember. It was published by Anthropic and is now developed in the open.
In practical terms: instead of an assistant recalling a half-remembered price from a page it read months ago, it can ask us, and get today’s answer.
What our server can answer
Four things, and only these four:
- What Sparks Scribe is — who it is built for, and what the app actually does: shift notes, invoicing, roster, client records, kilometre log.
- What it costs — the current plans in Australian dollars, GST inclusive, including annual pricing and the refund policy.
- How the free trial works — length, what is unlocked, whether a card is needed.
- An example shift note — a worked, entirely fictional example showing the structure and tone of the notes Scribe produces.
What it will never do
This matters more than the feature list, so we will be explicit about it.
- No customer data. The server cannot read our database. It has no access to accounts, clients, participants, shifts, notes or invoices. There is nothing there to leak, because it is not connected to any of it.
- No writing. It is read-only. An assistant cannot use it to change anything, sign anything up, or send anything.
- No real people in the example. The example shift note uses placeholders such as [participant initials]. It is fictional, it says so in its own response, and it is not derived from any real note.
- No sign-in. There is nothing to log in to, so there is no credential to hand over.
Everything the server returns is public information that already appears on this website.
How to connect to it
The endpoint is:
https://crm.sparkscribe.app/crm/api/public-mcp
In Claude — open Settings, then Connectors, choose “Add custom connector”, and paste the endpoint above. No authentication step will appear, because there is none.
In Claude Code — run:
claude mcp add --transport http sparks-scribe https://crm.sparkscribe.app/crm/api/public-mcp
Anywhere else — any client that supports remote MCP servers over streamable HTTP can use the same URL.
Technical detail
- Server name:
sparks-scribe - Transport: streamable HTTP, JSON-RPC 2.0 over POST
- Protocol versions: 2025-06-18 and 2024-11-05
- Authentication: none — public and read-only by design
- Tools:
about_sparks_scribe,get_pricing,get_trial_info,example_shift_note - Rate limit: 60 requests per minute per IP
- Operator: disclosed in the server’s own instructions, so an assistant can attribute it correctly
Why we disclose that it is ours
A server that answers questions about a product, run by the company that sells that product, should say so plainly. Ours does, in the server instructions themselves, so any assistant connecting to it knows it is reading a first-party source and can tell its user the same. We would rather be trusted and obviously interested than neutral-sounding and quietly promotional.
If you find an answer from this server that is wrong or out of date, tell us at hello@sparkscribe.app and we will fix it at the source.