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Who this is for: Brand users and reps evaluating what Claude, Cursor, or ChatGPT can ask Keystone. MCP is a Pro / Enterprise feature (Basic keeps Gus in-app only).
Keystone MCP exposes the same read-only data tools as Gus, plus three identity/brand tools for multi-brand connections. Every call runs as you under Postgres RLS — reps only see their book of business. Write / browser-handoff tools (create_catalog, create_suggested_order, escalate_to_support, create_crm_sequence, update_crm_sequence_steps, and all draft_* CRM handoffs) stay Gus-only and are not available over MCP. CRM read tools (search_prospects, list_prospect_lists, search_leads, list_lead_lists, list_crm_sequences, get_sequence_status, get_lead_crm_snapshot) appear only when the brand has both Enable CRM and Enable MCP. They never send mail, enroll, or run lookalike.

Identity & brand (MCP-only)

These three stay available even when the active brand has MCP off or is on Basic, so you can switch to an eligible brand without reconnecting.

Orders & shipments

Invoices & AR

Accounts & sales

Pre-sale CRM (when Enable CRM is on)

These are reads only. Lookalike, enroll, activate, Gmail send, and sequence drafts stay in Gus. Converted wholesale accounts still use get_account_crm_snapshot. “Campaign” outreach to shrinking accounts is not a CRM sequence.

Products & inventory

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Limits & notes

  • Tool calls are rate-limited (~60/minute per session).
  • Most list tools return a small page of rows; ask for a higher limit when the tool supports it.
  • MCP never places orders, sends email, or changes settings (aside from your active brand switch).
  • Turning off Enable MCP or dropping to Basic blocks data tools immediately; revoke sessions under Settings → MCP connections.