Three of these tools are documentation. The fourth hands an agent the platform's entire GraphQL API, which is either exactly what you want or considerably more than you intended — there is no per-operation scoping visible here, so the secret is the boundary. Useful pattern for a vendor with a large API and no appetite for maintaining fifty tool definitions; worth knowing before handing the secret to a model.
ChatBotKit's endpoint, which we connected to without credentials — it listed four tools and identified itself as ChatBotKit MCP Server 1.0.0. The content tools work anonymously; platform operations need a secret.
- cbk_platform_search — search ChatBotKit content by type, including the developer docs
- cbk_platform_fetch — fetch specific entries by id and type
- cbk_platform_list — list platform resources by type, such as the available AI models
- cbk_graphql_call — proxy a GraphQL query against the platform API
Nothing for the content tools. Platform operations take a bearer ChatBotKit API secret; there is no OAuth flow.
Paste a URL with a key — add the endpoint to your client