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Tool profiles control which tools appear in MCP discovery for a connection. They reduce schema overhead and help a client select the right tool, but they do not replace OAuth scopes, workspace roles, confirmation, or server-side authorization.

Questions This Page Answers

  • Which profile should I use for a client or operator workflow?
  • What happens when no profile, or an unknown profile, is requested?
  • How are private connections different from provider directory publication?

How to Use Profiles

Append ?profile=NAME to the hosted MCP URL:
Or include the profiled URL in a client configuration:
The default is v2, the compact public surface represented by the checked-in OrgX MCP server manifest. Missing and unknown profile names fail closed to v2. The full profile is available only when explicitly requested for an admin or debugging compatibility session.

Client and Directory Status

The dedicated claude-directory profile is live for authenticated review testing. Endpoint availability does not mean the connector was submitted, approved, or published in Anthropic’s directory. Continue to use the bare /mcp endpoint for ordinary Claude custom and direct connections.

Current Profiles

The current profile definitions come from the OrgX MCP server’s src/toolProfiles.ts. Reconnect a client after changing a profile URL so it refreshes tools/list.

v2 (Default)

The public server-manifest surface. It contains the canonical OrgX workflows, widget affordances, and supported client-integration tools. Use the bare https://mcp.useorgx.com/mcp URL to select it implicitly.

chatgpt (23 tools)

The focused reviewer surface for private ChatGPT Developer Mode testing:
Within this 23-tool surface, the informational tools have these review annotations:
  • readOnlyHint: true (5): orgx_inspect, review_artifact, get_morning_brief, get_operator_chronicle, check_execution_readiness
  • readOnlyHint: false because successful calls consume metered MCP allowance (4): orgx_search, orgx_recommend, get_agent_status, get_initiative_pulse

claude-directory (7 tools)

The focused, non-destructive, closed-world Anthropic review surface:
Its review annotations are:
  • readOnlyHint: true (3): orgx_inspect, get_morning_brief, get_operator_chronicle
  • readOnlyHint: false because successful calls consume metered MCP allowance (4): orgx_search, orgx_recommend, get_agent_status, get_initiative_pulse

memory (7 tools)

Shared organizational memory, context, decisions, attachments, and receipts:

commander (21 tools)

Human operator workflows for inspection, action, planning, delegation, attention and question handoffs, execution readiness, and receipts:

planner (12 tools)

Initiative planning, hierarchy scaffolding, decisions, and human handoffs:

executor (18 tools)

Agent execution, telemetry, handoffs, changes, delegation, receipts, and PR consolidation:

observer (9 tools)

A narrow monitoring and reporting discovery surface:
A narrow discovery profile is not necessarily uniformly read-only. readOnlyHint reflects observable side effects, including metered-usage writes. OAuth scopes, workspace roles, confirmation policy, and server authorization remain authoritative for every tool call.

full (Explicit admin/debug only)

All tools registered by the server, including compatibility and internal surfaces. It is never selected by omission or an unknown profile name. Use it only when an admin or debugging workflow genuinely requires the complete catalog.

Choosing a Profile

Start with the narrowest profile that covers the workflow. If a required tool is absent, choose a better-matched focused profile before reaching for full.

Next Steps

Agent Quickstart

Get connected with your chosen profile.

Full Tool Reference

See the public MCP tool contracts.