- Quick Setup with Claude CLI
- Setup for Other MCP Clients
- Verifying Your Connection
- Check Server Registration
- Test Your First Command
- Optional: Connect to Gong, Fathom, or Fireflies
- Choose Your Integration Approach
- Quick Links to Integration Setup
- Troubleshooting
- Connection Issues
- Authentication Errors
- Tools Not Appearing
- Security Best Practices
- What’s Next?
Installation Guide
Prerequisites
Before you begin, get your API key from your Mind Reasoner dashboard. You’ll need this to authenticate your connection.
Quick Setup with Claude CLI
The fastest way to connect to the Mind Reasoner MCP Server:
Get Your API Key
Log in to your Mind Reasoner account and copy your API key from the dashboard. Keep it secure—treat it like a password.
You're Connected
You can now create minds, upload data, and run simulations directly from Claude. No installation, no servers to manage—just instant access to digital twin technology.
Setup for Other MCP Clients
If you’re using an MCP client other than Claude, add this configuration to your client’s settings:
Refer to your MCP client’s documentation for the specific configuration file location.
Verifying Your Connection
After connecting, verify everything is working:
Check Server Registration
You should see mind-reasoner in the list of connected servers.
Test Your First Command
Ask: “What Mind Reasoner MCP tools do you have access to?”
Mind Reasoner should respond with a list of the eight available tools: get_all_minds, search_minds, create_mind, get_signed_upload_url, upload_file_to_signed_url, create_snapshot, get_snapshot_status, and simulate.
Optional: Connect to Gong, Fathom, or Fireflies
Already using conversation intelligence platforms? Connect them to access your existing transcript repositories without manual file uploads.
Completely Optional
Integrations are entirely optional. The MCP server works perfectly with just your Mind Reasoner API key. Only configure integrations if you want to pull transcripts directly from these platforms.
Choose Your Integration Approach
You can connect to these platforms in two ways:
Option 1: Use Our MCP Server Integrations (Recommended for simplicity)
- Add integration credentials to the MCP server configuration
- Access transcripts through the same AI conversation interface
- No additional code or setup required
- Works seamlessly with Mind Reasoner workflows
Option 2: Integrate Directly in Your Own Workflows
- Use Gong, Fathom, or Fireflies APIs independently
- Full control over data processing and workflows
- Combine with Mind Reasoner API as needed
- Better for custom integrations or specialized workflows
Quick Links to Integration Setup
For detailed setup instructions and credential management:
- Gong Integration Setup - Connect to sales call recordings
- Fathom Integration Setup - Connect to meeting transcripts
- Fireflies Integration Setup - Connect to meeting recordings
Each guide covers:
- How to obtain API credentials from the platform
- Configuration for both hosted and self-hosted deployments
- Authentication testing and troubleshooting
- Links to official API documentation for direct integration
Seamless Experience
When configured, integration tools appear automatically alongside Mind Reasoner tools. Simply ask: “Show me my last 5 Gong calls” or “Create a mind from my most recent Fathom meeting.”
Troubleshooting
Connection Issues
If Claude can’t connect to the MCP server:
Verify the server is registered:
Test the connection manually:
Authentication Errors
If you see “Unauthorized” or 401 errors:
- Double-check your API key in the Mind Reasoner dashboard
- Ensure the format is correct:
Bearer YOUR_API_KEY(note the space) - Verify there are no extra spaces or typos
- Try generating a new API key if the issue persists
Tools Not Appearing
If Mind Reasoner tools aren’t available:
- Restart Claude Desktop or Claude Code after adding the server
- Verify the server appears in
claude mcp list - Check your configuration file syntax (must be valid JSON)
- Try explicitly asking: “What MCP tools are available?”
Security Best Practices
Protect Your API Key
Your API key provides access to your Mind Reasoner account. Treat it like a password:
- Never share your API key in messages or screenshots
- Don’t commit API keys to version control
- Use environment variables for configuration
- Rotate your key periodically from the dashboard
- If compromised, generate a new key immediately
What’s Next?
Now that you’re connected, explore what you can do:
Learn the Tools
Explore the Tools Reference for detailed documentation of all eight MCP tools and their capabilities.
See Examples
Check out Workflow Examples for complete use cases like sales training and customer service optimization.
Try It Now
Try saying: “Create a mind for my customer service lead named Sarah, then guide me through uploading training data.”
