Before you start
You need:- A Suggix workspace.
- Permission to manage workspace developer settings.
- An AI client that supports remote HTTP MCP servers.
Create an MCP API key
Open Developer Settings, then find the MCP API Keys section.
- Select Create Key.
- Enter a recognizable name for the client or environment, such as
Claude Code - DevelopmentorCursor - Production. - Copy the generated API key and store it in a password manager or environment variable.
- Add the key to your AI client’s MCP configuration.
Connect to the MCP server
Suggix provides a remote HTTP MCP endpoint:Available Suggix context
The first MCP release provides access to:- Feedback posts
- Roadmap, which is the feedback view grouped by post status
- Changelog entries
- Users
- Workspace context, including read-only workspace settings, boards, statuses, and tags
- Read-only comments for a feedback post
Manage keys safely
Developer Settings lists the name, creation time, and last-used time for each MCP API key. Delete a key immediately if it is no longer needed or may have been exposed. Revocation takes effect immediately.Configure your AI client
Claude Code
Connect Suggix to Claude Code with a project or user MCP configuration.
Codex
Add Suggix to your Codex configuration file.
Antigravity
Configure a remote MCP server in Antigravity.
GitHub Copilot
Use Suggix tools in GitHub Copilot Chat for VS Code.
Cursor
Add Suggix to Cursor globally or for a specific project.