Voozeo MCP documentation

The Voozeo MCP documentation explains how to create a hosted MCP server, import an OpenAPI API or documents, connect your AI and manage your plan, with one page per topic.

Start here

• Getting started: from your first sign-in to your first tool call.
• Servers and MCP key: statuses, URLs and key regeneration.
• Connecting your AI: configuration blocks for each client.

Build a server

• Importing an OpenAPI API and choosing and describing tools.
• Target API and authentication.
• Documents and search.

Run and monitor

• Testing in the sandbox, dashboard and call log.
• Quotas and plans and account, data and GDPR.
• Errors and troubleshooting and the FAQ.

Tutorials and client pages

• Step-by-step guides.
• Connect a client: Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code.
• New to the protocol? Read what is MCP.

All pages

Every documentation page, in reading order:

• Getting startedGo from your first sign-in to your first tool call: create a server, add a source, connect your AI and check the call log.
• Servers and MCP keyCreate, rename, enable, disable or delete a Voozeo MCP server, understand its statuses and URLs, and regenerate a lost or leaked MCP key.
• Importing an OpenAPI APIImport an OpenAPI 3.0 or 3.1 spec as a file or URL, understand references, warnings and limits, and update the spec without losing your edits.
• Choosing and describing toolsEnable, rename and describe the tools generated from your API, understand read, write and delete types and stay within your plan's tool limit.
• Target API and authenticationSet the base URL of your API and its authentication (none, API key, bearer, basic or OAuth 2.0), and see what the AI receives and how errors are reported.
• Documents and searchUpload PDF, Word, Markdown or text files, follow their status and learn how search_documents and read_document let an AI find and read your content.
• Connecting your AICopy ready-made configuration blocks for claude.ai, Claude Desktop, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Cursor and VS Code, then check the connection and fix 401 or 403.
• Per-user credentials with an OAuth gatewayLet each user act with their own rights: put an OAuth gateway in front of Voozeo, forward the caller's header to your API and keep no credential stored.
• Testing in the sandboxRun a tool from the app without an AI: pick it, enter arguments as a form or JSON, read the result, and know how a test counts toward your quota.
• DashboardRead the requests, tool calls, error rate and latency of a server over 7, 30 or 90 days, and see which AI clients and providers call it.
• Call logCheck each tool call with its date, status, HTTP code and duration, learn what is never recorded and how long the lines are kept.
• Quotas and plansUnderstand your plan limits, what counts as a call, monthly reset and alerts, what happens at quota, and how to request a paid plan.
• Account, data and GDPRManage language, password and email, read your usage and activity log, export your data as JSON and delete your account permanently.
• Errors and troubleshootingFind each error message of the app and of the MCP connection, its cause and its solution, from account problems to import and quota errors.
• FAQShort answers on security, MCP keys, API secrets, training, website tracking, plans, the Android app, quotas and the model shown as not disclosed.