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Studiograph exposes an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server, so AI tools like Claude Code, Claude Desktop, and Cursor can search, read, and edit your workspace. There are two ways to connect.

Hosted workspace (HTTP)

1

Mint a personal token

In the web app, open Settings → Connectors → Studiograph MCP and mint a token. It starts with sg_ and is shown once — copy it immediately.
2

Add the server to your client's config

The token acts as you. The connected tool sees exactly the folders you can see — nothing more.

Local workspace (stdio)

For clients that spawn a subprocess instead of calling a URL, run the CLI as a stdio MCP server:
studiograph mcp requires STUDIOGRAPH_MCP_TOKEN and proxies to the local server, so the same per-user folder access applies.

What connected tools can do

Around 53 tools are available, covering most of what you can do in the app:
Permanently deleting a folder is a human-only action in the web app; no MCP tool can do it.

Revoking a token

Your minted tokens are listed in the same place they’re created — Settings → Connectors → Studiograph MCP. Open a token and revoke it there; the connected tool loses access immediately.