Model Context Protocol

Userplane exposes two Model Context Protocol servers. Pick the one that matches what you want your AI tool to do.

Userplane MCP

Analyze recordings, manage links, and browse workspace data from Claude, Codex, Cursor, VS Code, or ChatGPT. OAuth-authenticated.

Documentation MCP

Let your AI tool search Userplane docs inline while you integrate the SDK. Public — no authentication required.

Which one do I want?

	Userplane MCP	Documentation MCP
Server URL	`https://api.userplane.io/mcp`	`https://docs.userplane.io/mcp`
Who it’s for	Support engineers and developers debugging customer issues	Developers integrating the Userplane SDK
What it does	Analyzes recordings, manages links and domains, reads workspace data	Searches the Userplane documentation
Authentication	OAuth 2.1 (sign in with your Userplane account)	None — public
Example prompt	”What caused the checkout error in recording X?"	"How do I install the Userplane SDK in Next.js?”

Most customers want Userplane MCP — it’s what unlocks recording analysis, link management, and workspace access inside your AI client. Documentation MCP is purpose-built for the moment you’re wiring the SDK into your app and want inline answers from the docs.

Next steps

Set up Userplane MCP

Connect your AI client to the workspace server and analyze your first recording

Set up Documentation MCP

Point your AI tool at the docs server for SDK and framework guidance

For Codex, Cursor, and Claude Code, the Userplane plugins bundle both MCP servers along with skills and workflow entry points. See Codex, Cursor, or Claude Code.

MCP Servers

Userplane MCP

Help Desk

Extensions & Plugins

Model Context Protocol

Userplane MCP

Documentation MCP

Which one do I want?

Next steps

Set up Userplane MCP

Set up Documentation MCP

Userplane MCP

Documentation MCP

​Which one do I want?

​Next steps

Set up Userplane MCP

Set up Documentation MCP

Which one do I want?

Next steps