What the Brev MCP server does
The Brev MCP server brings your goals, meetings, check-ins, and reviews into the AI assistants you already use — Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any other MCP-compatible client. Instead of switching to Brev, you can ask your assistant to pull goal status, prep a review, or draft a check-in, and it works directly against your live Brev data.
What you can do with it
Prep a leadership review (WBR, MBR, or QBR) — roll up status, surface what's at risk, and assemble the agenda.
Draft check-ins from your meetings — turn what was said into goal updates.
Chase down stale updates — find goals that haven't been checked in on recently.
Roll up progress — for a team, a leader, or the whole company.
Connect Brev to your assistant
The Brev MCP server is a single URL that works for every customer — you authenticate with your own Brev login after connecting.
In your MCP client (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, etc.), add a new connector or custom MCP server.
Copy the MCP link
Use the server URL: https://mcp.brev.io/mcp (you can find this in your user profile settings)
When prompted, sign in with your Brev account to authorize access.
Confirm the Brev tools appear in your client.
[Screenshot to add: adding the Brev MCP connector in Claude / ChatGPT / Cursor.]
Note: Your access inside the assistant matches your Brev permissions — you'll only see the goals, teams, and meetings you can already see in Brev.
Success check: Ask your assistant something like "What Brev goals are at risk this quarter?" and it returns live data from your org.
More questions?
Reach out anytime at [email protected] or chat with us directly in the Brev app.