orkaKeep your help center useful.
Ask your tool to write about a feature, draft missing articles or help improve existing documentation.
ORKA + YOUR AI TOOLSDoes Orka have
Does Orka have
an MCP? Yes.
Your product is already in your AI tools.
Bring your support into the conversation.
Connect your team’s tools to an Orka project. Turn what you’ve shipped into useful help articles, find context in conversations and work on your AI agent.
Your AI workspace
Document the feature I just shipped
in our help center.
in our help center.
MCP
Your Orka projectHelp center · Conversations · AI agent
One connection to the project you choose.
Useful context.
Useful things to do with it.
Understand the conversations.
Read support conversations through your connected tool to find the questions people actually ask.
Work on your AI agent.
Use the connection to help set up your AI agent and review what it needs to answer your customers.
IN YOUR PROJECT’S DEVELOPERS SETTINGSA URL.
A URL.
A login.
Your project.
Orka supports MCP over HTTP. Choose your client, connect, and select the Orka project you want it to work with.
Open your workspace ↗MCP server
Connect the AI tools of your team to this project.
- Open Settings → Connectors, then add a custom connector.
- Name it Orka and paste the server URL shown here.
- Log in to Orka when prompted, then choose the project to connect.
- Add a remote MCP server using the HTTP transport in your client configuration.
- Use the Orka server URL shown here.
- Complete the Orka login flow when your client prompts you, and select the project.
- Open your MCP tools configuration and add a remote HTTP server.
- Name the server Orka and use the URL shown here.
- Connect and follow the Orka login flow to choose your project.
- Add a remote MCP server with the HTTP transport in your editor.
- Use the Orka server URL shown here.
- Follow the Orka login flow when prompted and choose the project.
Using another MCP client?
Use the same HTTP server URL. Connect through Orka login if your client supports it, or configure Authorization: Bearer <your-api-token> in your client’s secure settings.
START WITH A REAL QUESTIONWhat would you
What would you
like a hand with?
Give your tool a clear task and the context it needs. Here are a few starting points from Orka’s MCP settings.
“Document the feature I just shipped in the help center.”
“Which questions could the AI not answer this month? Draft the missing articles.”
“Find the conversations about the export bug and leave a note that it is fixed.”
“Ask our AI agent how refunds work, and tell me what it is missing.”
YOUR BEARINGS, BEFORE YOU DIVE IN
A few details before you connect.
Still wondering about something?
Ask a human at Orka ↗
Does Orka have an MCP server?+
Yes. Orka’s MCP server is available at https://api.orka.chat/public-api/mcp. It connects compatible AI tools to a project in your Orka workspace.
What can I use it for?+
Connect your team’s AI tools to write help-center content, read support conversations and set up your AI agent. For example, ask your tool to draft documentation for a feature you just shipped.
Is the connection tied to a project?+
Yes. During the Orka login flow, you choose the project to connect. Open that project’s Developers settings to find its MCP connection instructions.
Do I need to paste an API token?+
Clients that support Orka’s login flow can connect through login without you pasting a token. Other MCP-over-HTTP clients can use an Authorization header with Bearer followed by an Orka API token. Keep API tokens in the client’s secure configuration, never in public website code.
Is MCP the same as the website widget?+
No. The widget lets visitors contact you on your website. MCP lets your AI tools work with an Orka project. You can also use the JavaScript SDK to add visitor data to conversations.
Build the product.
Keep the answers close.
Your help center, conversations and AI agent.
Connected to the tools your team already uses.