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Why we built Tulvo MCP#

Here is a small moment that happens millions of times a day.

You ask an AI assistant to write a project proposal. It does a great job. Then the real work starts. You copy the text. You open your workspace. You make a new page. You paste. The headings break. The table turns into a mess. Twenty minutes later, you finally have the thing you asked for.

The AI did the thinking. You did the moving.

AI assistants have become the place where work starts. But the finished work has to live somewhere else, in a real workspace where a team can find it, edit it and share it. So we asked a simple question. What if your AI could put the work where it belongs, without you carrying it?

1. Meet people where they already are. If you already think in ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or Cursor, Tulvo should come to you there.
2. Make real things, not text to copy. The AI writes straight into the Tulvo editor, using Tulvo’s own building blocks.
3. Work with every AI, not just one. Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Cursor, Perplexity, OpenClaw and autonomous agents all use the same link. Pick the AI you like and switch whenever you want.
4. Make setup boring. One link and a quick sign-in. If a 12-year-old cannot follow it, we have more work to do.

What is MCP, in plain words?#

MCP stands for Model Context Protocol. It is a shared set of rules that lets an AI assistant connect to an app and take real actions inside it.

Think of your AI assistant as a very smart friend on a video call. Your friend can see your question, think and talk. But they cannot reach through the screen and tidy your desk. MCP gives your friend a safe pair of hands inside one app, with rules about what those hands may touch.

When an app offers an MCP server, your AI gets a list of tools. A tool is one clear action, like “create a document” or “publish a website”. Your AI picks the right tool, fills in the details and runs it. You see each step in the chat.

What is Tulvo MCP?#

Tulvo MCP is Tulvo’s own MCP server. It lets any AI assistant or agent, from Claude and ChatGPT to Grok, Cursor and OpenClaw, create and manage documents and websites directly in your Tulvo workspace, acting as you and with your permissions.

Inside Tulvo you will find it under Connected AI apps, marked Beta. Everyone uses the same connector link.

When we connected an AI app to a fresh workspace on October 30, 2026, it received 27 Tulvo tools. Eleven only read things. Sixteen create or change things.

Before writing, your AI reads Tulvo’s document guidelines and website guidelines. That is how the output uses real Tulvo editor blocks and looks right the moment it lands.

How Tulvo MCP works#

1. You connect once. Paste one link into your AI app and sign in to Tulvo.
2. You ask in plain words. “Create a landing page for my bakery.”
3. Your AI plans and writes. It follows Tulvo’s built-in guidelines so blocks and layouts fit the editor.
4. It builds the real thing. Real Tulvo documents and websites, with proper blocks and layouts.
5. It lands as a draft. The page appears in your workspace, saved but not public.
6. You review in Tulvo. Edit by hand, ask the AI for changes, or both.
7. It goes live in one step. Ask your AI to publish and it hands you the link.

The AI works only inside the workspace you connected, with the same permissions you have. If you cannot open something, neither can it.

How to connect your AI to Tulvo, step by step#

We use Claude as the example here. The steps are the same in ChatGPT, Grok, Cursor and other AI apps. Only the menu names change.

1STEP 1Copy your Tulvo connector link

In Tulvo, open the Connected AI apps card at the bottom of the sidebar and click Copy URL. This one link works for every AI app.

app.tulvo.io

2STEP 2Add Tulvo as a custom connector in Claude

In Claude, open Customize, then Connectors. Click Add and choose Add custom connector. Type Tulvo as the name, paste the link into MCP server URL and click Continue.

claude.ai/customize/connectors

3STEP 3Click Connect, then sign in or sign up

Back in your connector list, click Connect next to Tulvo. Claude opens Tulvo in your browser. New to Tulvo? Sign up and set up your workspace. Already have an account? Sign in.

app.tulvo.io/signup

4STEP 4Allow your AI into your workspace

Tulvo shows a short page that says Claude wants to access your Tulvo workspace, with the workspace name and the account you are connecting as. Click Allow access.

app.tulvo.io/connect-ai

5STEP 5See “Connected to Tulvo”

You land back in Claude with a small message that says Connected to Tulvo. Open the connector to see every Tulvo tool your AI can now use.

claude.ai/customize/connectors

6STEP 6Ask for something real

Start a new chat and ask. Be specific about what you want and who it is for.

claude.ai

Works with every AI app and agent#

Tulvo MCP is not a Claude feature. It works with any AI app or agent that supports MCP, and they all use the same link. Only the place you paste it changes.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "tulvo": {
      "url": "https://mcp.tulvo.io/mcp"
    }
  }
}

What happened when we tried it#

We wanted to see the real thing, not a demo script. So we made a fresh Tulvo account with a throwaway email, called the workspace Maple Crumb Bakery, connected Claude and asked for a bakery website plus a weekly bake plan.

• Connecting took about two minutes. Most of that was creating the new account.
• Claude read Tulvo’s website guidelines first, then planned the menu, the cake steps and the form.
• It finished the whole request in one go. About 25 steps later, it handed back a live link, a private “Weekly bake plan” document and a short list of things to check.

publish.tulvo.io

The site has a warm hero, this week’s menu with prices, a three-step guide to custom cakes, an opening hours table that highlights today and a cake request form. The form even blocks Sundays and pickup dates that are too soon.

1. It was honest about made-up details. Claude said it invented the menu, prices and hours, and asked us to check them before sharing.
2. It kept the two pieces in sync. The site and the bake plan used the same week and the same hours.
3. It flagged the form right away. It told us to open the page once in Tulvo Studio so the form starts collecting.

What you can use Tulvo MCP for#

Here are a few ways people can use it today. Each one is something you could ask for in a single message.

Why it is worth trying#

Safety and control#

Giving an AI hands inside your workspace should come with clear rules. Here is how Tulvo MCP handles them.

What it cannot do yet#

We would rather you hear this from us.

• It is a beta. We are still tuning output quality and rare cases, like two people editing the same page at once. Results may vary, and features may change.
• Forms are not connected automatically. Open each page with a form once in Tulvo Studio before submissions are collected.
• Tasks and boards are not included yet. Today the AI works with documents and websites, plus templates, members and account checks.
• Your AI app may have its own limits. Some apps only allow custom connectors on certain plans.

What comes next. The Workspace Builder#

Today your AI can create single documents and websites. Next, we are working on the Workspace Builder. It will let you set up an entire workspace by chatting. Pages, tasks, boards and everything else a team needs, in one go.

It is planned and not started, so we are not sharing a date.

Ten prompts to try first#

1. “Which Tulvo workspace are you connected to?”
2. “List my Tulvo documents and websites.”
3. “Write a one-page project proposal for [client]. Ask me three questions first.”
4. “Build a one-page website for [business] with services, prices and a contact form.”
5. “Rewrite this document in a friendlier tone.”
6. “Update only the FAQ section of [document].”
7. “Change the homepage headline of [site].”
8. “Publish [document] and give me the share link.”
9. “Take [site] offline for now.”
10. “Restore the document I moved to trash today.”

Frequently asked questions#

Words worth knowing#

AI assistant

A chat AI, such as ChatGPT, Claude or Grok, that you talk to.

MCP

Model Context Protocol. Shared rules that let AI assistants use an app’s features.

MCP server

The part of an app that offers tools to AI assistants. Tulvo’s is at mcp.tulvo.io.

Tool

One clear action an AI can take, like “publish website”.

Draft

Saved, but not public yet.

Tulvo Studio

The Tulvo editor and builder where you review and connect your work.

Updated October 30, 2026

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Sources. Model Context Protocol, Claude custom connectors, ChatGPT custom MCP servers, Cursor MCP docs, and our own test on October 30, 2026.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Shakhawat Ullah Badhon

Head of Marketing at Tulvo

Shakhawat leads marketing at Tulvo. He spends his weeks talking with small businesses, agencies and growing teams about how their work really gets done, then turns what he learns into the guides and launches you read here. He tests every feature he writes about from a fresh account, including this one.

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