io.helpcenter/agent

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HelpCenter.io for agents

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Without an account, an AI agent can create or migrate a help center and hand its user a claim link.

Summary by lookupd

Creates, imports, edits and publishes help center articles and redirects, and can set up a new help center without an account.

Install

Claude Code, remote (streamable-http)

claude mcp add --transport http agent https://mcp.helpcenter.io/agent

Codex, remote (streamable-http)

codex mcp add agent --url https://mcp.helpcenter.io/agent

Cursor, remote (streamable-http) → .cursor/mcp.json

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "agent": {
      "url": "https://mcp.helpcenter.io/agent"
    }
  }
}

Other clients: docs. Or tell your agent: Set up lookupd for me: read https://lookupd.com/agent.md and follow it.

Tools (showing 30 of 60)

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helpcenter_create_help_center Create a new HelpCenter.io help center for the user, with no account and no sign-in: the first step of building or migrating a help center for someone who does
helpcenter_request_migration File a migration request: HelpCenter.io moves one or more knowledge bases (up to 50) into HelpCenter.io for the user, within 24 hours. Needs no agent_key and no
helpcenter_get_migration_request Follow a migration request with the request_id and status_token helpcenter_request_migration returned. Needs no agent_key. Returns (also as structuredContent):
helpcenter_get_help_center Read the status of the help center you created: whether the user has claimed it, when it is deleted, how full it is, a fresh preview link, and what is left to s
helpcenter_discard_help_center Delete the help center you created, with everything in it, and revoke its agent key. Irreversible. Only when the user asks for it, or when you created it by mi
helpcenter_list_imports List the help center's imports, newest first (at most 50), each with its status, plan and progress. Includes an import the user set up in the dashboard, so you
helpcenter_scan_import Read a public Zendesk Guide, Intercom, Document360, Help Scout Docs, Front Knowledge Base or HelpDocs help center and answer what importing it would bring: its
helpcenter_get_import Read one import: its plan, what is chosen, and how a run is going — progress (articles created, updated, conflicts with edits made here, images copied and faile
helpcenter_choose_import Choose which categories and languages an import brings, and whether articles arrive as drafts (the default) or as they are at the source. Starts nothing. While
helpcenter_run_import Start an import now, with what is chosen, or run a finished or failed one again. The run reads the source in the background: follow it with helpcenter_get_impor
helpcenter_cancel_import Cancel an import: it never runs again and stops syncing. Nothing it already brought in is deleted, and scanning its address again later picks up what it brought
helpcenter_get_import_redirect_map For every article and category an import brought in: the path its page had on the old help center ('from') and the path of the page that replaced it here ('to')
helpcenter_list_redirects List the help center's redirects, newest first: each sends a path the help center would otherwise answer with its not-found page on to one of its pages, with a
helpcenter_create_redirect Send an old path of the help center ('from') on to one of its pages ('to') with a 301, for as long as nothing else on the help center answers that path. A path
helpcenter_bulk_create_redirects helpcenter_create_redirect for up to 200 redirects in one call, saved in order (a later one for the same 'from' wins). A page of helpcenter_get_import_redirect_
helpcenter_delete_redirect Delete a redirect: its path goes back to the help center's not-found page. Works once the user has claimed the help center, verified their email address and ac
helpcenter_get_custom_domain Read the help center's custom domain: the domain, the DNS record the user must add at their DNS provider, and where it stands on the way to live. Poll it while
helpcenter_set_custom_domain Connect the help center to the user's own domain (e.g. help.example.com), as its Settings page does. Then give the user the DNS record from the result to add at
helpcenter_remove_custom_domain Disconnect the help center from its custom domain, as its Settings page does: the domain stops answering, and the help center stays on its helpcenter.io address
helpcenter_search_articles Full-text search a HelpCenter.io help center's articles by query string, returning ranked matches. This performs keyword search (Meilisearch-backed) over publi
helpcenter_list_articles List and browse a HelpCenter.io help center's articles, optionally filtered by category, status or last update, and ordered by views. Use this to browse "what'
helpcenter_create_article Create a new article in the connected HelpCenter.io help center. Requires a write-scoped API key (read-scoped keys get a permission error). Titles, content, an
helpcenter_update_article Update an existing article by id in the connected HelpCenter.io help center. Partial update: only the fields you pass are changed. Requires a write-scoped API
helpcenter_get_article Read one article by id from the connected HelpCenter.io help center. Use this when you already know the id — after a search, or before editing — instead of pag
helpcenter_bulk_create_articles Create or upsert many articles in one request. Use this for imports and migrations instead of calling helpcenter_create_article in a loop. Send at most 50 artic
helpcenter_get_staged_changes Read the unpublished staged edits waiting on an article. Staged changes let you edit a PUBLISHED article without readers seeing it, then release it deliberatel
helpcenter_stage_article_changes Save an edit to a published article WITHOUT readers seeing it. Nothing goes live until you call helpcenter_publish_staged_changes. Staged changes let you edit
helpcenter_publish_staged_changes Apply staged changes to the live article, making them visible to readers. Staged changes let you edit a PUBLISHED article without readers seeing it, then relea
helpcenter_discard_staged_changes Throw away staged edits without publishing them. The live article is untouched. Staged changes let you edit a PUBLISHED article without readers seeing it, then
helpcenter_list_article_versions List the archived previous versions of an article, so a past wording can be restored. Every publish archives the version it replaced. Read-only. Args: - art

Details

Version: 2.5.1
Transports: streamable-http
Uptime (7 days): 100%
Median latency: 2066 ms
First indexed: 2026-11-03T11:17:20.831Z
Last seen in registry: 2026-11-03T11:17:20.831Z
Website: https://developers.helpcenter.io/content/connect-an-ai-assistant-to-your-help-center

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