Documentation server
Use the documentation server to let an assistant:- search Leadping guides and API reference content;
- read complete documentation pages;
- inspect the read-only documentation tree; and
- cite the relevant Leadping pages in its answer.
Start with search for broad questions. Use the filesystem tool when exact page content or structure matters.
Organization-tools server
Use the authenticated server when an assistant needs to work with one Leadping organization. Read tools include:- current organization and organization-switch options;
- leads and conversations;
- events and event details; and
- sources and source metrics.
- creating and updating leads;
- archiving and restoring leads;
- adding, replacing, and removing tags; and
- soft-deleting a lead after explicit confirmation.
leads:write permissions as the API. Creating a lead may start configured routing and automations. Deleting a lead removes it from user-facing lists and workflows while retaining its lead and conversation records.
Authenticate organization tools
Provide a Leadping user access token or organization API key through the MCP client’s supported Bearer-token mechanism:lp_src_ are not valid organization-tools credentials. See API Authentication.
Add the documentation server
Use this URL in any MCP client that supports remote HTTP servers:Codex
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VS Code
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Test the connection
Try a direct request:Find the TrustedForm requirement for external leads.Explain how to authenticate a source intake request.Show the Leadping carrier-registration checklist.Find the endpoint for creating a lead and cite the API reference.
Protocol behavior
The organization-tools server uses Streamable HTTP. Let the MCP client negotiate the protocol and transport behavior unless that client requires explicit configuration.Troubleshooting
For authenticated setup, use
https://api.leadping.ai/mcp; for public documentation, use https://leadping.ai/docs/mcp.
