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Features · Webhooks and MCP

Plug your bots into everything else you run.

Start a bot from any tool with a webhook, give bots any MCP server as a tool, or let other AI apps hand work to your Murage team.

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Webhooks and MCP

  • Webhooks start a task from an HTTP call, with a token or private link
  • Add any MCP server and switch it on per bot
  • Murage is an MCP server too: other clients can list your team, send work and read results
  • Outside clients can never approve on your behalf
  • Webhook runs are always treated as Auto, never Full access

How it works.

  1. Step 1Create a webhookPick the bot and copy its address and token.
  2. Step 2Call it from your toolsA form, a script or an automation sends the job.
  3. Step 3Results land in MurageThe run shows up like any other task, with approvals as usual.

Good to know.

  • The webhook listens on your own computer. Reaching it from the internet needs your own tunnel
  • Adding MCP servers is a desktop-only setting
  • Technical setup required

Put it to work.

Start here

Release notes

Ship the feature and the announcement together.

See the job in detail

“Every Thursday, read this week’s merged pull requests. Draft the changelog entry, a customer-facing summary and a short email. Leave out internal work. Publish nothing.”

Release notes, this week

  • 23 merged pull requests read
  • 9 left out as internal work
  • 14 changes grouped into 6 changelog entries
  • Customer email drafted, 140 words

Waiting for your approval

Publish the changelog entry?

ApproveAsk why

Questions.

Can I trigger an AI agent with a webhook?+

Yes. Murage webhooks start a task for a chosen bot from an HTTP call.

Does Murage support MCP?+

Yes, both ways: bots can use MCP servers you add, and Murage runs its own MCP server for other AI clients.

Can another AI app control my Murage bots?+

It can send work and read transcripts through Murage’s MCP server, but it cannot approve anything.

Works well with.

  • RoutinesSet it once. It shows up on time.
  • EnginesUse the AI you already pay for. Keep it when you switch.
  • Connected appsGmail, Slack, your CRM and 1,500+ more.

Give your first job to Murage.

Download the free app, connect the AI you already pay for, and tell your Chief of Staff what needs doing. Plan on about ten minutes from install to a working team.

Free · Download Murage

No account needed · Runs on the AI plan you already pay for